If you do nothing else, go to the Circus. It was fabulous. The acrobats were amazing. The things that these people can do with their bodies is awe-striking. The music is inspirational. It is a mad dash of colors and flying body parts.

One downside is the drinks and snacks are expensive.

La Nouba is a feast for the eyes. On every part of the stage, something different is happening. The performers are all very flexible and athletic. It is a totally unique type of performance

This was the most amazing show we had ever seen before, as agreed by all six of us. It was non-stop action from the beginning to the end. It is a combination of music, acrobatics, and action you can't describe. We highly recommend this to anyone of any age.

Out of all the things we did at Walt Disney World -- this was the best money well spent, and the most fun. **Warning this show runs 90 minutes with no intermission - so take the kids to the bathroom BEFORE the show starts!

We got our tickets through Disney as the seats offered were better than the discount places.

If you are going to go get seats above the first level in seats of 200 or above as some of the action will take place below you and you won't have to keep turning your head. We took this advice and were delighted.

All the acts, tumbling, balancing, highwire, dancing, etc. were truly amazing. The only drawback is no photos are allowed as it puts the performers at risk for injury.

If you want a fun night out -- do not hesitate to see La Nouba!

**Quick Tip: shop in the early afternoon before the show -- it is a mad house after the show! ** Extra Tip: Make sure you get to your seat 30-40 minutes early as there is a pre-show, but it is not advertised and will further delight you and set the stage for your Cirque Experience.

This show was fantastic. It is a must see but you should get your tickets in advance. I am now hooked on all the Cirque Du Soleil performances.

La Nouba features two groups of characters. Throughout the show, the magic and fantasy of the colourful Cirques (circus people) clash with the monochromatic world of the Urbains (urbanites). But as in fables, it is not so much this contrast as the interplay between the two groups which sparks our curiosity and feeds our imagination.

For more information visit http://www.cirquedusoleil.com/CirqueDuSoleil/en/shows/resident/lanouba