Cavalia

Overall great show. I personally like Cirque Du Soleil better but if you love horses you’ll really love this show. Crazy riding tricks and cool changes of scenery. One guy rode while standing on two horses with the leashes of two more in his hands… pretty wild… and all the performers do both riding and acrobatics. Very impressive. I gave it four stars because I think the acrobatics and choreography should be a little more polished for a 5 star review. Go VIP if you can.

Saw this in Feb., and it was something diffrent to do in Miami. I mean come on people how often can we look outside of this shallow city. The horses were gorgeous, and very well trained and behaved. I only saw one guy fall off, and the horse seemed nervous, and ran off, but the tricks seemed to all be on point, and smooth. Again we both enjoyed it very much.

If you have been to any Cirque de Soleil show than you might feel let down by this show. The show was entertaining, but nothing spectacular. In some parts of the show the horses were not doing the tricks the trainer was asking them, so it was kind of a letdown, especially since they spent about 10 minutes trying over and over to have the horses do tricks and were unsuccessful. This show was not worth the price. Maybe if it would have cost less than I would have given it one more star. The costumes were ok… There was one part of the show. about 15 minutes long that was really cool… there were many horses on stage and were kinda dancing (trotting) in different sequences and it was really amazing to see them follow each other with the music. This was after the intermission. The 2^nd part of the show was definetely better. I would recommend you see the show, only if you can get tickets cheaper.

Saw this last night on a visit from Seattle. I was expecting much more Cirque du Soleil but discovered much more circus. While there was an attempt to be artsy and have a vision, I personally found that attempt fell a bit flat and seemed a bit corny compared to the more genuine artistic vision of CDS. That said, this show was amazing and entertaining for our crowd ranging in age from 6 to 89 years old. I think they really excelled in the acrobats and festive atmosphere and the horses are spellbinding. Five stars if they had focused on their strengths: fun, acrobatics, and daredevil equestrians and acrobatics. The attempt at artsy with music and scenery did not work as well for me but overall a great show. When it ended, the weeknight crowd was outta there fast but stick around, they came back for another bow and we got to go up to the stage and wave them off which was very genuine and exciting.

A majestic and beautiful feast for the senses — go see it!
First, temper your expectations: this is not a ‘horse show’; it is a Cirque de Soleil-​type production that includes horses, so you still have many Cirque-​type features here — like dudes with weird hairstyles doing backflips for no apparent reason.
I was unimpressed with the beginning sequences, as the horses seemed to be mere scenery. But, as the pace picked up and the horses slowly took center stage, the real beauty of this show unfolded.
From furiously galloping around the vast, ever evolving, modular stage to tenderly moving their hoofs in unison, these horses are a sight to behold. And, the cast rise to the occasion as well, performing some wild acrobatics on the horses (PETA would not be amused) as well as showing obvious love and affection for these well trained creatures.
Though a bit pricey, it is well worth it, especially since it is here only temporarily (extended through February, then it moves to Tampa in March). We purchased the second cheapest tickets available (the cheapest has an obstructed view) and we could see everything perfectly fine. And, make sure you eat before or after, as they only have movie theater-​type concession foods available.