I'd seen Cirque du Soleil's productions before in Asia, but nothing prepared me for this. When I walked into the theater with lil guy, I was taken aback at the sheer size of this whole production. \n\nWe got pretty good seats -- eye level. I chose NOT to sit way up front due to previous experiences as I knew with any Cirque productions, you will have to stretch your neck up to view everything high up and miss a lot of things which were performed on an elevated stage. And I'm really glad I chose the seats I did because we got an excellent view.\n\nBefore the show started some cast members would interact with the audience which caused some hilarious moments. There was also one staged interaction which basically was a message to audience members not to smoke, use their cell or use flash photography during the performance. It was nicely executed.\n\nI'm not sure if I enjoyed KA as much as previous productions because I felt that the story line was really confusing (and it seems that other yelpers have found the same thing). Yes the acrobatic movements are quite impressive, but anyone who has seen the Chinese acrobats in action will know that this is really nothing exceptional. However, when you put that together with the music, the lights, the stage effects and the entire grandiose and elaborate production that KA is, I guess it's pretty damn amazing.\n\nI know hubby and lil guy (both Cirque du Soleil virgins) were both in awe of it all. Lil guy loved the pyro show at the end. His eyes were just wide open throughout the entire performance with intermittent glances over to me with a huge grin on his face. Just that alone was enough to bring him to another Cirque performance.\n\nOH and another thing.... you can buy drinks -- yes, alcoholic drinks -- and bring it into the theater and drink them while you watch the show.