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| - If you're extremely drunk or high, then you'll probably have a good time and likely rate this show 4 or 5 stars. Otherwise, I think seeing this show was an extreme waste of money--that's with getting $20 off each ticket of $79. Looking back, I would probably pay no more than a $20 bill to see this show. Wait, I would have to be pretty wasted too. So that in itself would cost more money. So maybe $10.
I had low expectations coming in, but I thought that the show was as least decent given all the rave reviews on here. Plus, it's on the Strip at Caesar's Palace. But I must say this show was bad. I've seen mostly all the Cirque shows, sprinkled in with a few comedic and miscellaneous shows. I like to laugh. In fact, I LOVE to laugh. If there's profanity and vulgarity involved, even better. But there's only so much you can hear before it becomes extremely tiresome. Basically, it gets old. Really fast.
The sex jokes and sex references were unimaginative. Everyone's heard it before. Everyone's SEEN it before (I would imagine). It's basically for 12 year old boys on the cusp of puberty, laughing like Beevis and Butthead. In fact, just about the entire show should be for that target audience. It also felt like a Cirque du Soleil reject show. Granted, a few were legit circus acts with legit talent, but the rest were head scratchers and strictly show-fillers and cheap laughs.
The jokes that the Borat-looking dude host makes were really old. I found myself laughing not at his jokes (at the expense of the front row), but rather at his voice and delivery. He tried to get an old lady and some young "hot" chick to touch tongues on stage. When they refused, he just made them do a quick kiss for some free drinks. It was pretty lame and awkward at the same. Anyway, you're better off spending a little extra money to see a real Cirque or comedy show on the Strip.
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