My husband and I were excited to see Ka because I had heard it was the only one of the Cirque shows with a story line.  We also got front row seats, which we were very excited about.  We became very disappointed about both as the show went on.\n\nThere is so much things flying over the audience's heads, blocked views and bad angles from being so close, the most expensive seats are easily the worst in the house.  =(\n\nThe story was ok.  But hard to follow considering they spoke no English when they talked.  When they did talk it was a jumble of Japanese, Italian, Swahili, and gibberish, depending on the origin of the actor.  Pick one and stick to it please, I may not understand you, but I know what each sound like.  I also didn't understand why the floors turned into walls and started rotating at some points.  It just didn't make sense.\n\nBoth my husband and I thought the tricks where bland and basic circus acts.  My husband had a hard time following the story because their was no talking and because of his lack of interest after seeing people dressed up as giant insects and animals.  This show is geared to much younger audiences.  My husband mentally checked out after he saw someone in a puppeteered turtle costume do the moon walk.\n\nThis show is great for small children and if you sit further back.  If you are taking a vacation without the kiddies, skip this show.  The only way I would have found this entertaining would be if I was 5 years old.