Ingresso para o espetáculo Auana do Cirque du Soleil em Honolulu

I went to see the show with my 8-year-old and 4-year-old children. The price was not cheap, so I hesitated quite a bit, but I ended up buying tickets the day before, and I'm glad I did. The total duration of about 80 minutes was just right for the children, and the venue was cozy, creating a great sense of immersion. I think any seat would be enjoyable enough (I received an email immediately after applying for seats that couldn't be arranged side-by-side, and I was able to adjust the time and location). It was a valuable experience.

Breathtaking and beautiful… great for all ages and a must-see… there isn't a bad view in the house. The storytelling is exceptionally well done.

This show is very new, having only officially premiered in mid-December last year. The theater space isn't large, but it's absolutely spectacular! The acrobatics are breathtaking, and the emcee's segments are consistently hilarious. The content is uniquely integrated with Hawaiian elements, making it truly special and distinct from other Cirque du Soleil shows. It's beyond amazing, simply super amazing! 👍🏽

I went with my 9-year-old child. Time flew by from beginning to end. The show felt less like Cirque du Soleil and more like a traditional Hawaiian show where you enjoy drinks and have a lively time with the performers.

I really enjoyed it. There were thrilling acrobatics, comedy that everyone could enjoy, and the soothing music of Hawaii. If you go to Hawaii, I highly recommend seeing it. It's also recommended to arrive at the theater a little early to soak in the atmosphere.

Although the venue and stage were small, the content was breathtaking. I highly recommend seeing it if you go to Honolulu. The performance, which involved the audience, was so interesting and fun that I want to go again.

Excellent value for money. The only thing to note is that the QR code voucher received needs to be exchanged for a physical ticket; direct entry is not possible.

This is different from Cirque du Soleil in Japan. It was an enjoyable show that not only involved watching but also engaged the audience.

Great show with lots of variety. Our 18-month-old toddler enjoyed it as well.

The show itself was wonderful and very enjoyable, incorporating the world of Hawaii. However, a group of five Asians in front of me, next to me, and diagonally in front of me were filming videos with their smartphones, and the light was dazzling. I was irritated by their lack of manners, and it ruined the show for me. The staff only gave a light warning once and then did nothing further. I was very disappointed, wondering if I was being narrow-minded or if this was acceptable in America.