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On July 17 2007, Brent N wrote:

What a great show! This is the only time I wished I brought my daughters (10 and 14) to Vegas.

This show is fun and would be great for the whole family! Never was a big Abba fan, but I left the theater humming Abba songs and smiling.

Had a front row seat which made me a bit worried at first (thought I might not be able to see the entire stage and/or might get “heckled” or somehow embarrased during the show (ala some of the circ shows) but it worked out great and they were fantastic seats!

I would go again!

On August 04 2005, RateVegas.com User wrote:

Great show!

On June 03 2005, RateVegas.com User wrote:

Best show in Vegas! Very talented people. (Iwish some of the other strip hotels would go this route, there are too many Cirque shows now.) I have seen this show twice.

On December 08 2004, RateVegas.com User wrote:

I’ve seen it twice in London’s West End, and was looking forward to sharing the feel good factor with some friends. I was really disappointed. The actors just didn’t have the fizz that the UK ensemble did. And the audience just let many of the great subtle jokes pass, which made the whole production feel flat. If you’ve seen it in London, you will be truly disappointed with this production. Too bad, as it is a great story which makes you leave with a huge smile on your face.

On December 06 2004, RateVegas.com User wrote:

I’ve seen every show on the strip, and Mamma Mia is the best thing in Las Vegas. It just puts you in a great mood. I’ve seen the show in New York and Los Angeles as well, and I’d have to say the Las Vegas cast was by far the best. Everyone will have a great time in the show. There were kids, young couples, older couples, men and women and everyone was having a great time. A must see show.

On March 10 2004, Curtis wrote:

I’ve seen “Mamma Mia!” five times (twice in L.A. and 3 times in Vegas). It always puts me in a good mood – even if I’ve been losing in the casino. I’ve noticed that I am not the only one humming as I leave the theatre! The Vegas cast is better than the travelling cast that I’ve seen….more emotion, better acting, better singing, better looking.

On May 07 2003, Hunter wrote:

Mamma Mia is a Broadway-style musical based on the music of Swedish exports ABBA… It’s been playing all over the world since 1999 and recently (February 2003) opened in Las Vegas… The show tells the story of a young girl getting married… She doesn’t know who her father is so she decides to invite the three most likely fellas to the wedding in the hope she can figure it out… The show features over twenty of the super-group’s songs, interwoven into the storyline. The show is over two hours long, with a fifteen minute intermission (you’ll know when it is over). Mamma Mia is great fun, even for folks that don’t know/love all of ABBA’s songs. The production value is excellent and it’s a lot easier to get tickets than on Broadway. This is a Las Vegas must see.