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Circus Vazquez

4.1 (16 reviews)
Closed 10:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Chris E.

THE GOOD ---------------- + Entertaining and an OK variety of different acts. + The big tent that they use has a pretty cool, unique design and is easily visible from ANYWHERE + Circus show runs for about 2 hours, with a 15 minute intermission, which is perfect for kids. + For the Paramus location, where it's held at the Westfield Garden State Plaza mall parking lot, there is PLENTY of parking in the lot. + There are PLENTY of promo codes available to get discounted tickets for the shows. THE NOT SO GOOD ---------------------------- - Not as good as the Big Apple Circus. ---- There weren't as many acts as we've seen from other circuses. Some acts involved the same performers. ---- No trapeze act, no animals involved in any acts. ---- Everything felt like a money grab, especially the photo ops. They will even find you in your seats, to see if you want to make a purchase of photos you have taken. MIXED THOUGHTS --------------------------- = Chistirrin the clown, who basically moves the show along with his own act, was just OK. He had his moments, but also fell flat with the crowd a few times. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS -------------------------------------- = Watched a Saturday, 4 PM show at the Westfield Garden State Plaza mall and I was surprised at how many people actually attended. The show was about 2/3 full. Despite the negatives I listed, major kudos to the performers as you can still see the effort that they put into their acts and, if this is a 1st circus experience, it still is worth the relatively inexpensive entry.

Charlette P.

Circus Vazquez was the highlight of my weekend. I went with a friend and it was very entertaining. The circus tent was very nice not what I expected to be honest but everything was in order the concession stand was smooth long lines but it was quick . Ushers escorted you to your seat. Porter johns were clean . The performers and performance was fantastic . If they're in your town or the town over, I recommend that you go check them out. You won't be disappointed, funny and entertaining.

Barney C.

Very chill and entertaining experience for families. It's cute. Think less tigers, lions and elephants ... And more large pigs, piglets and cute designer pups. I like that it's family run and the family are in the acts. The acts don't go off flawlessly but B+ for effort and entertainment.

Chris S.

Came here with a date because recently I've become interested in circuses. I saw ads for this and was able to get a discount. The circus wasn't too surprising. The predictable acts came on but they were all phenomenal even when they messed up. The highlight for me was the clown and music. They played with a live band and put on great choreography. The clown was absolutely hilarious and had to be the star of the show. He was able to work the crowd and kept us involved while we waited for the next act. Only complaint is expensive concessions. The churros are $5 and the funnel cake is $10. They're pretty good though if you opt to treat yourself. My advise is to not come before doors open. Unfortunately there isn't anything to do in the area to pass the time. My other knock against this place was that there was no trapeze act. Despite these flaws, I had a great time and recommend this place to anyone who is interested in seeing a good show. Great music, comedy, and acts!

Kitty H.

Circus is here in town til 12/12/21. We went on a Friday 7:30 pm show. Tickets range from $25-$50. We got tickets at a discounted price at Goldstar weeks ago. Parking is $15. Inside the big tent was nice and warm since it's heated. Concessions available with expected pricier range. We got funnel cake $8 and soda $6. Flashing sword was $17. Showed ended at 9:30 pm. Intermission was 20 min with photo op at the stage, $20 each photo. Awesome performers and clown performance was funny. Kids enjoyed very much. No animal performance. Will attend again when it returns next Year.

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