Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey® Presents The Greatest Show On Earth® is back in St. Paul for the first time in over two decades!
The Greatest Show on Earth® is coming back to town – Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey will perform at Grand Casino Arena in St. Paul on October 23rd – 25th. There’s a great location connection to this show– two performers in the show are from St. Paul and studied at Circus Juventas, including Daniel Butler, the son of the founders!
Do you remember your first circus experience? I sure do! Now it’s your family’s turn to create the magic for yourselves! The Greatest Show On Earth® is a two-hour live talent show featuring the world’s best acts happening right here in St. Paul at the Grand Casino Arena. From high-flying trapeze to gravity-defying acrobatics, every act is designed to wow. Performers flip, twist, soar, and launch through the air in a nonstop display of strength, precision, and courage that pushes the limits of what feels possible.
Audiences will gasp at the Double Wheel of Destiny, where performers leap and jump rope on massive moving wheels high above the ground. Enjoy the breathtaking trapeze artists soaring through the air in perfectly timed, heart-racing passes and be shocked by a high-speed bicycle troupe performing astonishing stunts, building moving human pyramids, and showcasing incredible balance and coordination.
The Greatest Show On Earth® takes place Friday, October 23rd at 7pm, Saturday, October 24th at 10:30am,. 2:30pm and 6:30pm and Sunday, October 25th at 10:30am and 2:30pm. You can purchase tickets via SeatGeek or the Venue Box Office.
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