Call your travel agent to book tickets, flight and hotel accommodations at a European city where the show is touring. Join the club and receive email notification informing you of show dates in the cities you selected. Club members get access to tickets before they go on sale to the general public.
Purchase a ticket. Depending on the venue and the date of the tour tickets may be available online through Cirque du Soleil or through ticket vendors online and at the box office. Since where you sit determines how well you can see the show, use seating charts provided online to compare options such as ringside. Pay for your ticket and receive the confirmation number.
Find out ticket information. Electronic tickets need to be printed out and taken with you the day of the show. Other tickets may be mailed to you or picked up from the box office. Read instructions to find out any additional info needed to gain entrance on the day of the show.
Arrive on time to see the show. The day of the show arrive early enough to be seated. Once the show has started late ticket holders are only admitted during breaks or scheduled admissions.
Ask about age restrictions and disability assistance. Venues require children to be accompanied by an adult. Disabled individuals should contact the venue directly to find out access points and to find parking.