Le Reve - Unexpected Surprise at Wynn Las Vegas

I had bought tickets to "Le Reve" long before wynn las vegas opened,
thinking that the show would a great production, and needless to say i
was disappointed after seeing some of the bad reviews of the show that
surfraced a few days after the resort's opening. after i saw the show
though, i wondered where those reviews came from. did the reviewers
see the same show that i did?

the theater itself is spectacular, nothing like anything else in vegas.
the show itself was amazing, had a great scrore, and was visually
stunning.

i think that all the bad press that le reve is getting might be through
some corporate pressure from mgm-mirage, whose 'o', while a great show,
is, pardon the pun, blown out of the water by 'le reve's original
staging.

all in all, id suggest seeing 'le reve', and if you are planning on
seeing it, its probably going to be hard to get tix now that there is
only one show nightly.

thats my 2 cents.

toebone7 wrote:
> I had bought tickets to "Le Reve" long before wynn las vegas opened,
> thinking that the show would a great production, and needless to say i
> was disappointed after seeing some of the bad reviews of the show that
> surfraced a few days after the resort's opening. after i saw the show
> though, i wondered where those reviews came from. did the reviewers
> see the same show that i did?
>
> the theater itself is spectacular, nothing like anything else in
> vegas. the show itself was amazing, had a great scrore, and was
> visually stunning.
>
> i think that all the bad press that le reve is getting might be
> through some corporate pressure from mgm-mirage, whose 'o', while a
> great show, is, pardon the pun, blown out of the water by 'le reve's
> original staging.
>
> all in all, id suggest seeing 'le reve', and if you are planning on
> seeing it, its probably going to be hard to get tix now that there is
> only one show nightly.
>
> thats my 2 cents.

Glad to hear this. As a 'fan' of all the Cirque stuff and always impressed
with their productions, I was going to be surprised if Le Reve wasn't going
to be stunning. I've seen KA, Mystere and O, and that's how I rank them.
Looking forward to seeing Le Reve next year.

--
Gregg C.

I agree with your review. I also booked prior to the opening. Things
were changing daily and at one point they told me they'd switch to 2
shows nightly on 5-12, co-incididing with the kitchen/bath convention
infusion.
T-Bone

On 17 May 2005 15:57:35 -0700, "toebone7" <toebone7@> wrote:

>I had bought tickets to "Le Reve" long before wynn las vegas opened,
>thinking that the show would a great production, and needless to say i
>was disappointed after seeing some of the bad reviews of the show that
>surfraced a few days after the resort's opening. after i saw the show
>though, i wondered where those reviews came from. did the reviewers
>see the same show that i did?
>
>the theater itself is spectacular, nothing like anything else in vegas.
> the show itself was amazing, had a great scrore, and was visually
>stunning.
>
>i think that all the bad press that le reve is getting might be through
>some corporate pressure from mgm-mirage, whose 'o', while a great show,
>is, pardon the pun, blown out of the water by 'le reve's original
>staging.
>
>all in all, id suggest seeing 'le reve', and if you are planning on
>seeing it, its probably going to be hard to get tix now that there is
>only one show nightly.
>
>thats my 2 cents.

--
Has anyone been to see Le Reve at Wynns since the opening reviews?
Is it worth seeing?

Also the Wynn buffet - anyone else been there?

I tried the buffet comp and thought that it was great, but I haven't
been to the high end buffets everyone raves about like Paris and
Bellagio, instead frequent middle of the road ones like Mirage. So
,take that for what it's worth.