La Nouba

dsnygurl · 11-13-2004

Has anyone seen La Nouba? Is it worth the $85.00?

FireAngel · 11-13-2004

I have seen it and it is very good. But I would not pay the $85.00. I saw it as a CM, which they gave me a free ticket to go and see it. If you want to see it they sell it on DVD.

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Soundgod · 11-13-2004

Yes I would spend that much to see any Cirque show. There really is no other entertainment experience that is it's equal. There's a reason why I have this name, and it's from being in the concert business for 25 years now. If something excites me this much, it must be good. By the way, the DVD of La Nouba is NOT the complete show, but a documentary of the show with show footage, unlike some other DVDs which are the complete show on the cover. There are cheaper seats as well.

dsnygurl · 11-13-2004

Thanks for the input. Maybe we will give it a try. Which section would you recommend?

disneyguy · 11-13-2004

I would recomend Category 3 seating, in the lowest section that is Cat 3, and is on the far left when looking at the stage. We sat there, and on the bottom row, and those were some of the best seats in those house if you ask me. The were at Cat 3 prices, but basically Cat 2 level.

MerlinMatt · 11-14-2004

IMO, Cique is worth it, even at the Category 1 prices. However, other than some of the restricted view seats way off the the left and right of the auditorium (and the other thing you can't see fully is the rear of the stage) there truly aren't any bad seats.

Disneyguy is absolutely correct that any Cat 3 seat that is near a Cat 2 section is a great deal. Also, if you can get front row seats right on the aisle which goes around the middle of the auditorium, the "parade" which opens the show will go right by you.

disneyguy · 11-14-2004

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Originally Posted by MerlinMatt

Disneyguy is absolutely correct that any Cat 3 seat that is near a Cat 2 section is a great deal. Also, if you can get front row seats right on the aisle which goes around the middle of the auditorium, the "parade" which opens the show will go right by you.

Matt, that is right where we were, and it really made for a great finale as well.

EGirl · 11-20-2004

DisneyGuy -

Sounds like the seats you are described are similar to the ones we have for 12/4. The first time I saw La Nouba, we were seated on the floor, stage right, a few rows up. These were nice because the performers interact with you some of the time, but for some acts, you didn't get the full effect. I am looking forward to seeing the show again with my DBF, who will be seeing it for the first time!

LRTJS · 11-20-2004

Any Cirque show is fantastic! 85. is about twice what I paid to see Allegira. The DVD does not give you anything like the real experience, which in simply indescriabable! Allegria and maybe some of the other cirque shows travel to other cities. Look out for it. But, regardless it is a not to be missed experience.
Leslie

bluesilver71 · 11-20-2004

La Nouba is quite simply without a shadow of a doubt the best thing in Disney. Saltimbanco and Dralion will be in the UK very soon, and I'll be there!!!!

Soundgod · 11-21-2004

I'm waiting for them to announce Varekai in Miami. Usually Cirque lands downtown during February, but it looks like they won't this year. We've had Quidom and Alegria already. Once I get out to Vegas, there's 3 shows currently and one in production right now, so, guess I'll have plenty to do at night besides gamble.

craziebabie1 · 11-22-2004

Any Cirque show is worth $85 to me... It is truly an amazing experience.

Erin · 11-22-2004

I haven't seen it (except what was on Bravo) but, my FIL went to see it at DTD, and he said it was the best show he's ever seen. Ever.
He loved it.

woohoo · 11-22-2004

We are using our wishes to see it- 2 per person but it will be worth it since that is the only place that you can se La NOuba- this one does not travel

Quidam · 11-23-2004

I've seen La Nouba twice (back when the seats were about $60) and recommend it highly. We sat where Matt described both times, first row above the aisle, and it was like being on the stage when the performers paraded by.

I've also seen "O", Mystere, Varekai, and Drallion. In my opinion, La Nouba was the best of the shows. In January, we will be traveling to Las Vegas to see Ka, and Zumanity. We'll see how they compare to the others!

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dsnygurl Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Palm Beach Gardens, FL Posts: 101	La Nouba Has anyone seen La Nouba? Is it worth the $85.00?

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FireAngel FAolicious Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Somewhere on Earth, I think. Posts: 1,852	Re: La Nouba I have seen it and it is very good. But I would not pay the $85.00. I saw it as a CM, which they gave me a free ticket to go and see it. If you want to see it they sell it on DVD. : __________________ PC October 2004 PC DEC 2006 Surprise trip Aug 07 Offsite MNSSHP weekend 2008 Way too many times to count before. DCs Black Sheep Using Fee Dinning plan in August! My Disney Countdown Counting down to: YAY! Going back...with Free Dinning! @ WDW

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Soundgod Whaaaa?! Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Laughing on the Laughing Floor Posts: 9,958	Re: La Nouba Yes I would spend that much to see any Cirque show. There really is no other entertainment experience that is it's equal. There's a reason why I have this name, and it's from being in the concert business for 25 years now. If something excites me this much, it must be good. By the way, the DVD of La Nouba is NOT the complete show, but a documentary of the show with show footage, unlike some other DVDs which are the complete show on the cover. There are cheaper seats as well. __________________ Your dining and fireworks advisor. My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Annual October Anniversary T minus 35 days and holding

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dsnygurl Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Palm Beach Gardens, FL Posts: 101	Re: La Nouba Thanks for the input. Maybe we will give it a try. Which section would you recommend?

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disneyguy Moderator/DC's Airmouse Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Maryland Posts: 3,195	Re: La Nouba I would recomend Category 3 seating, in the lowest section that is Cat 3, and is on the far left when looking at the stage. We sat there, and on the bottom row, and those were some of the best seats in those house if you ask me. The were at Cat 3 prices, but basically Cat 2 level. __________________ New to DC? Looking for An Abreviations List? Click Here. *Just keep swimming, swimming, swimming...* --------------- Its been far too long.... Most recent: POFQ Feb 2005

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11-14-2004	#6 (permalink)
MerlinMatt DC Grand Poohbah Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Boston Posts: 3,523	Re: La Nouba IMO, Cique is worth it, even at the Category 1 prices. However, other than some of the restricted view seats way off the the left and right of the auditorium (and the other thing you can't see fully is the rear of the stage) there truly aren't any bad seats. Disneyguy is absolutely correct that any Cat 3 seat that is near a Cat 2 section is a great deal. Also, if you can get front row seats right on the aisle which goes around the middle of the auditorium, the "parade" which opens the show will go right by you. __________________ Erin's still my favorite.

11-20-2004	#8 (permalink)
EGirl Mouseketeer Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Rochester, NY Posts: 67	Re: La Nouba DisneyGuy - Sounds like the seats you are described are similar to the ones we have for 12/4. The first time I saw La Nouba, we were seated on the floor, stage right, a few rows up. These were nice because the performers interact with you some of the time, but for some acts, you didn't get the full effect. I am looking forward to seeing the show again with my DBF, who will be seeing it for the first time! __________________ EGirl 2004 (Dec. 2 - 7): CBR 2006 (Nov. 30 - Dec. 9): CBR/AKL 2008 (Oct. 26): Wedding @ Disney!

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LRTJS Southern Disney Belle Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Alabama Posts: 2,403	Re: La Nouba Any Cirque show is fantastic! 85. is about twice what I paid to see Allegira. The DVD does not give you anything like the real experience, which in simply indescriabable! Allegria and maybe some of the other cirque shows travel to other cities. Look out for it. But, regardless it is a not to be missed experience. Leslie __________________ Laughter is timeless,Imagination has no age, and dreams are forever! SUPER SOAP WEEKEND!!!!! DW Trip 30 ....CSR ROCKS!! French Quarter All Star Sports All Star Music Pop Century ^i^ * Postcard Pixie * ^i^ ~ Sharing the Disney magic ~ My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Thanksgiving Trip what a way to give thanks!!

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bluesilver71 Mouseketeer Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: England Posts: 54	Re: La Nouba La Nouba is quite simply without a shadow of a doubt the best thing in Disney. Saltimbanco and Dralion will be in the UK very soon, and I'll be there!!!! __________________ XMAS 2002 DISNEYLAND PARIS SEPT 2004 ALL STARS

11-21-2004	#11 (permalink)
Soundgod Whaaaa?! Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Laughing on the Laughing Floor Posts: 9,958	Re: La Nouba I'm waiting for them to announce Varekai in Miami. Usually Cirque lands downtown during February, but it looks like they won't this year. We've had Quidom and Alegria already. Once I get out to Vegas, there's 3 shows currently and one in production right now, so, guess I'll have plenty to do at night besides gamble. __________________ Your dining and fireworks advisor. My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Annual October Anniversary T minus 35 days and holding

11-22-2004	#12 (permalink)
craziebabie1 Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Lost in The desert, Phx, AZ Posts: 481	Re: La Nouba Any Cirque show is worth $85 to me... It is truly an amazing experience. __________________ xxChelexx Wishing Everyone a Merry Mickey Christmas and a Happy Pooh Year!!! They say if you dream a thing more than once, it's sure to come true.-Briar Rose The flower that blooms in adversity is the most rare and beautiful of all.-Emporer(Mulan)

11-22-2004	#13 (permalink)
Erin Caffeine Princess Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Welaka Posts: 9,780	Re: La Nouba I haven't seen it (except what was on Bravo) but, my FIL went to see it at DTD, and he said it was the best show he's ever seen. Ever. He loved it. __________________ Team Jake! http://www.twitter.com/IamBubbles www.facebook.com/scooterprincess

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woohoo Newest DVC Neighbor!!!! Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Twains World Parytime Excellent Posts: 3,770	Re: La Nouba We are using our wishes to see it- 2 per person but it will be worth it since that is the only place that you can se La NOuba- this one does not travel __________________ avitar a day at the castle with Mama "Dorkman" and her little "dorkmans" My Disney Countdown Counting down to: WDW Easter Basket Bonanza Thank you Grandpa Easter Bunny!!!

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Quidam Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Western MA Posts: 104	Re: La Nouba I've seen La Nouba twice (back when the seats were about $60) and recommend it highly. We sat where Matt described both times, first row above the aisle, and it was like being on the stage when the performers paraded by. I've also seen "O", Mystere, Varekai, and Drallion. In my opinion, La Nouba was the best of the shows. In January, we will be traveling to Las Vegas to see Ka, and Zumanity. We'll see how they compare to the others! __________________ This ain't no party...This ain't no disco...This ain't no foolin' around...

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