Cole Bros. Circus Returns August 5-8
For the fourth year in a row, the BlueClaws will host the Cole Brothers Circus of the Stars, and for the first time, there will be four days worth of shows.
Thursday, August 5th and Friday, August 6th, the shows will be at 4:30 and 7:30. There will be three shows on Saturday, August 7th (1:30, 4:30 and 7:30) and two more on Sunday, August 8th (1:30 and 4:30).
Tickets are ONLY available at the Cole Brothers Circus Box Office outside the big top at FirstEnergy Park. They are no longer available online or on the phone.
The Cole Brothers Circus of the Stars has sold out their FirstEnergy Park shows in each of the first three years, so interested fans are encouraged to reserve their spot early.
This year the Cole Bros. Circus of the Stars proudly welcomes back the Tigers to the Big Top. The public has demanded it and Cole Bros. Circus delivers with the Cole Bros. Circus Tigers. Appearing with them is the rare Liger (half lion/half tiger). A sight to behold indeed. Come one, come all to see the Tigers as they roar back into town.
From the Five elephants with one being a Baby elephants and clowns to amazing acrobats from all over the world, Cole Bros. Circus of the Stars has it all. This year we feature the Angels in the Air Trapeze featuring the all female troupe of the Flying Ponces takes to the skies high above the circus ring. We have performing camels, zebras and ponies. The return of the Globe of Death featuring Anthony, Eric (15 yrs old) and Sister Wendy (11 yrs old). The circus will debut a new Free Style Motor Show featuring daredevil driving on ATV's. We have 3rd generation performer Jennifer Herriott Walker presenting her playful pooches. Let's not forget the "World's Largest Cannon". Something for every child no matter how old and very affordable.
Circus acts are subject to change.
As in years past, children 12 and under will receive a free general admission ticket. Adult general admission tickets are just $12. Reserve seats are $15 and VIP seats are $17.
The Cole Bros. Circus is celebrating its 126th year and is the oldest American Circus performing under the Big Top.
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