Awakening, the in-the-round production that replaced Le Rêve at Wynn in November 2022, played its final performance on October 10, 2026, and Wynn plans a new production in the same theater in 2027. If you want a big production show in the meantime, O, KÀ, Mystère and Michael Jackson ONE are still playing.
The Awakening Theater at Wynn Las Vegas seats 1,600 all the way around a central stage, in six sections lettered A to F, with rows running from A at the stage to L at the back. Every section faces the stage, so the row matters more than the section: rows B to F were the ones to get for Awakening.
Best seats in the Awakening Theater
The best seats in the Awakening Theater are in rows B to F of any section: close to the stage, and clear of the glare that reached row A during Awakening. For Awakening, those rows fell in the Diamond (rows A to C) and Emerald (rows D to F) price tiers. They also put you near the show's 60-foot glass stage, which moved during the performance.
Best value seats
The room is only 12 rows deep, so even the back is close: for Awakening, rows J and K, the Ruby tier, were the cheapest seats and the best value. Row L, right behind them, was no bargain: Awakening priced it in the Topaz tier, second only to Diamond. Rows G to I, the Sapphire tier, sat in between. The new production may price the room differently, so check the map when its tickets go on sale.
Seats to avoid
During Awakening, the two spots to think twice about were row A, with glare from the stage lights and less legroom at the stage edge, and the section D seats next to the sound booth, listed below. Whether these spots stay awkward depends on how the new production lights and equips the room.
Accessible seating
During Awakening, accessible seating was in the last row of each section, according to Wynn. Wynn has not published seating details for the next production yet, so call the Wynn box office before you book.
Section by section
Sections A, B, C, E and F
These five sections work the same way: rows A to L, all facing the central stage. The front three rows put you right at the edge of the action, rows D to I are the comfortable middle, and rows J to L sit at the back of a room that never gets very deep. For Awakening, the price tiers followed the rows rather than the sections, so choosing a row mattered more than choosing a side.
Section D
Section D is the one next to the sound booth. During Awakening, seats J7 to J23, K7 to K18 and L7 to L10 sat beside it; elsewhere in the section, the same row advice applies as in the other five.
Good to know before you go
- Awakening's last show was on October 10, 2026. Wynn has not yet named the 2027 production or announced its seating and prices.
- The room was Le Rêve's theater, redesigned for Awakening's opening in November 2022.
- Awakening's sound came from 3,200 speakers, two built into every seat, so the audio was good from any row.
- Awakening ran 80 minutes with no intermission, for ages 5 and up, and used pyrotechnics, theatrical smoke and loud audio.
- For a big show now, see our seating charts for O, KÀ, Mystère and Michael Jackson ONE.
Checked on October 5, 2026 against Wynn Las Vegas: Awakening, Las Vegas Review-Journal and Fox5 Vegas.
