We're in Vegas, so of course we had to go and see a show.
We chose
"Le Reve," which is playing at The Wynn.
The theater is round. Seats circle a pool of water. The water is the stage.
The performers do synchronized swimming and diving and, and, and . . . and oh my gosh! So many other things!
Like falling out of a black hole way up over head and dropping into the water while doing acrobatic moves that I can't even begin to describe.
I spent the show in a terrified state of awe.
Terrified because I was horrified at the danger level of the stunts I saw being performed.
Awestruck because I had never ever in my life witnessed such a display of color and motion.
There was so much going on that most of the time, I had no idea what to look at. I felt like I had ADD of the eyeballs.
We felt uber lucky to have scored the seats we did. We were seated in row 1 -- and they were the cheap seats!
Row 1 and 2 are considered the "Splash Zone." Because the stage is water, and the show is a lot of diving, we were told that we should expect to get wet.
We decided to go for it, though, as how often do you get to sit front row at a Vegas show? If getting wet was part of the deal, we figured we'd just end up with a story to tell.
Our story? I got splashed twice. And both times, by mere droplets, which was sooooooooo worth the front row seats!
Labels: Las Vegas
There's more to Vegas than black jack, all-night buffets and risque showgirls. 
