gallery, grand, premium or golden circle
Choosing your seat category
City of Dreams prices this show across several categories rather than by individual seat — here's what actually changes between the ones GetYourGuide can offer you.
Choose your seats ↗The price list, lowest to highest
| Category | Position on the price list |
|---|---|
| Gallery | Entry-level, the lowest-priced category |
| Signature | Second from the bottom |
| Grand | Mid-priced |
| Premium | Second-highest standard category |
| Golden Circle | Highest standard category |
| VVIP Box | A separate private box, priced well above the five standard categories |
Several categories, same show
City of Dreams prices The House of Dancing Water across several ticket categories — Gallery, Signature, Grand, Premium and Golden Circle — with a separate VVIP Box sold outside general admission. GetYourGuide shows you whichever of these are open for the date you choose; every category watches the same 270-degree theatre and the same production.
Availability changes by date
Which categories GetYourGuide can offer you depends on the date you pick — a flexible date gives you a better chance at the category you want, since City of Dreams controls how many seats in each category it releases for general sale.
Grand and Premium, for a closer view
Grand and Premium sit between the entry tiers and Golden Circle on the price list — a reasonable middle ground for a group that wants a better seat without paying for the top category.
Golden Circle, for the closest standard seat
Golden Circle is the highest-priced of the five standard categories, ahead of only the separately sold VVIP Box — the option for anyone who wants the nearest standard view GetYourGuide can offer.
The VVIP Box
Priced well above the standard categories, the VVIP Box is City of Dreams' own private purchase, sold outside general admission — it isn't an option on this GetYourGuide listing, mentioned here only for completeness.
Booking ahead matters more than arriving early
Because categories are allocated by booking rather than by arrival, choosing your date and category early changes your seat far more than turning up ahead of the doors does.