Midwest Magic Circus Tickets

Buy Midwest Magic Circus Tickets

Prepare to be awed at a night of spectacle when you buy Midwest Magic Circus tickets at TicketSmarter. While the genre has branched out to encompass a number of different styles of performance, Midwest Magic Circus is part of a long line of circus tradition. English equestrian Philip Astley is credited as the father of the modern circus, thanks to his creation of a variety show that included acrobats, jugglers, magic shows and a clown, among other performances. Ever since that event took place in the late 1700s, the art of the modern circus has flourished. The circus format that has come to be known as “traditional,” featuring a ringmaster who introduces a number of different choreographed acts, emerged during the 1800s. The circus is a wonderful family-friendly event that has been around a long time that everyone, kid or adult,  would enjoy attending. 

As the demand for Midwest Magic Circus tickets makes clear, the popularity of circus acts as well as the diversity of what they offer has grown over the years. Just as a traditional-style circus act such as Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey may delight fans across the country, so too will an evening of highly choreographed and precise movement from a Cirque du Soleil troupe. Modern-day circuses may offer anything from old-school tightrope walking and rings of fire to interpretive shows inspired by elements such as air and water. It’s clear that Midwest Magic Circus, just like so many shows that have come before, taps into a shared human desire for spectacle.

How much are Midwest Magic Circus tickets?

As with many productions in the genre, it may be possible to find Midwest Magic Circus seats for as low as the $30. If you’re searching for discounted circus tickets, you may be best served to look in the back of the venue if possible. For productions that typically offer general admission-only style seating, ticket demand tends to be the primary factor in determining the price. Get your tickets today at TicketSmarter.

Midwest Magic Circus Performance Schedule

Though Midwest Magic Circus show dates may vary, circus-style productions typically tour the nation. Also, productions tend to remain in destination cities for weeks, or even months, making it easier for you to find the time and see the show. Some circus shows will follow local fairs or festivals and include limited engagement shows. Our event listings are constantly updated with new events happening all over, so remember to frequently check back.

When do Midwest Magic Circus tickets go on sale?

Midwest Magic Circus tickets may be found up to a year in advance on our site, so keep checking back to get them as soon as they’re available. That said, no presale code is ever needed to buy seats on our site.

Midwest Magic Circus Seating Chart

Venue size and style may change based on a number of factors, including the popularity of the circus and the scope of the performance. Many venues will offer general admission-only seating, while others may seat guests across a number of theatre-style sections. For venues that offer general admission-only seating, be sure to arrive early as seating will be first-come-first-served. For theatre-style venues, the front of orchestra seats typically offers the best views of the stage. It may be preferable to get seats in the front of the mezzanine over those in the rear of the orchestra, however, as the mezzanine usually overhangs the orchestra.

While capacities range, two venues that commonly hold circus performances are the Kupferberg Center for the Arts’ Colden Auditorium in Flushing, NY and the UniverSoul Circus tent. Both of these venues can fit between 2,000 and 2,500 guests. For up-to-date seat availability, as well as the ability to select and purchase your preferred seats, consult TicketSmarter’s interactive seating chart.