MGM Grand

The MGM Grand is one of Las Vegas's most recognisable hotel and entertainment complexes, occupying a commanding position on the southern stretch of the Las Vegas Strip. Its sheer scale and range of facilities have made it a landmark of the city's hospitality landscape, drawing visitors from around the world for both its accommodation and its headline performances.

At the centre of its entertainment offering is the dedicated KÀ Theatre, purpose-built to house Cirque du Soleil's KÀ, a production unlike any other in Las Vegas. The show employs a massive hydraulic stage that tilts, rotates, and rises to create a battlefield, a cliffside, and an ocean in a single performance space. Conceived by Robert Lepage and produced by Cirque du Soleil, KÀ follows twin siblings separated by imperial warriors, told through acrobatics, martial arts, and large-scale stagecraft. The theatre itself was designed specifically around the production, making the MGM Grand the only place in the world where this particular spectacle can be seen.