Vladivostok circus

Vladivostok Circus began its work on December 31, 1973, it became the second circus in the Far East. The project of the circus building was created by Gelfer Solomey Maksimovna and Napreenko Georgy Vasilyevich, the chief designer was Shemyakin Vladimir Alekseevich. The construction of the building was carried out by specialists of the Moscow Institute “Giproteater”. The unique and unique two-storey building of the Vladivostok Circus was built taking into account the local relief.

The first floor is reserved for ticket offices and a lobby with two wardrobes, the second floor is a parquet hall with buffets and a winter garden. The circus hall seats 2,400 spectators. The arena can be transformed into a platform for pop performances, its area will be 350 square meters. For animals performing in the circus, there are also wonderful conditions. There are special rooms for predators, stables, elephants and a kitchen for cooking animals.

Circus performances in Vladivostok have a solid history. The first performance took place in 1885. Vladivostok Circus celebrated its 30th anniversary with the Tigers program, which aroused great interest of the audience.