Relative to Cirque's \"O\" and Dragone's \"Le Reve\" this is not a five star show. That being said, this was a very visually beautiful and entertaining show in its own right. Mystere had its residence at the Treasure Island since 1993 and not a shortage of fans throughout the years, despite there being six other Cirque shows on the strip. As most of the other Cirque shows, Mystere combines a mixture of circus skills, dance, opera, music, and comedy. The awe-inspiring performance features a story that attempts to integrate human actors into a seamless whole to capture the complexity that we call life. The story itself is difficult to explain as it intertwines a magical word, exotic creatures and the world as we know it. In short, Mystere is a celebration of life.\n\nI did not like that the theater did not have a restroom and you had to venture into the casino to use the restroom. Also, no outside alcohol allowed, but you are free to buy a cup of wine for $9!\n\nWe had amazing seats, and I was not observant enough to recognize the layout of the theater and if there really were any \"bad\" seats in the theater.