Cirque Bormann-Moreno — Attraction in Paris

My best memory of our trip to Paris. We went as a family to this show (daughters 5 and 8) and it was fantastic. It is circus at its best. Truly stunning. And to experience the show with the horses from so close was very different compared to TV. Some things you just have to experience yourself to truly understand. And as a family experience I liked it more than the Eiffel tower. Don't get me wrong the Eiffel tower was special and magical in its own way. But as a family experience, the excitement and sensation were much more profound for us all. Especially for the kids. As they were not that impressed with the Eiffel tower to be honest. So I really recommend including this show in your Paris trip. And another tip: You can walk there through a series of parcs from the Eiffel tower or vice versa. We had an amazing time combining the two. Although we didn't climb the Eiffel tower this time (we went before), we could have done if we had tickets and brought some food. So get tickets for this show, and tickets for the Eiffel tower some hours later, and pray for good weather, pack some food and have a super nice walk in parcs and along the Seine in between (with a NY-themed surprise!). As the best moment of the day to visit the Eiffel tower is at the early evening when...

The circus was entertaining and a great value (their family tickets are excellent. Allow for one free kid seat with adult purchase.) Balcony seats were sufficient - lots of space around and great visibility as the arena is relatively small.

However, the first act is NOT FOR KIDS UNDER 10. The first time travel stop is full of terrifying sights and sounds, depicting some type of shamanic ritual - with evel masks, etc. I didn't focus on what was happening too much, as I was busy covering eyes and ears of our littles. If the first acts get removed/replaced, it would...

Amazing, 5 stars, we went with our kids 5 and 8 we all loved it, both kids and adults. The creative and lively staging brings great energy to every act. You can really feel the strong bond between the artists, making the show very human and magical. It’s an intimate circus, full of poetry, humor, and energy. And you don’t need to speak French to enjoy it! The story, jokes, and emotions are so clearly shared through movement and expression that everyone easily connect with the show. I highly recommend it — a wonderful experience...