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EuroXtreme Circus Arrives in Iloilo: A Grand Spectacle in the City of Love!

 After mesmerizing audiences across Davao, General Santos, Tagum, Cagayan de Oro, Cebu, and Bacolod, the internationally renowned EuroXtreme Circus is bringing its world-class spectacle to Iloilo!

From March 13 to April 13, 2025, the air-conditioned Red and White Big Top will rise at Iloilo Sunset Boulevard North, Megaworld Iloilo Business Park, promising thrills, laughter, and jaw-dropping stunts to captivate Ilonggos of all ages.

Under the iconic Big Top—imported from Italy and seating up to 1,500 spectators—audiences will experience a 2-hour show filled with extreme stunts, high-flying acrobatics, and heart-stopping action.


A First in Iloilo: The Globe of Terror


Making its Philippine debut exclusively in Iloilo, the Globe of Terror is a must-see act, featuring daredevil motorcycle riders racing inside a giant steel sphere—defying gravity and pushing the limits of speed and precision.


Returning fan-favorite acts include the Flying Trapeze, the death-defying Wheel of Suspense, the high-energy Extreme BMX Riders, and the breathtaking stunts of the Freestyle Motocross Riders (FMX). Adding laughter and fun to the show are the hilarious performances of Chupetin, Max, and the spectacular moves of the EuroXtreme Dancers.


This animal-free production features an all-international cast from Europe and Latin America, delivering a world-class entertainment experience unlike any other.


A Grand Opening with Purpose


The Opening Gala Night on March 13, 2025, will not only mark the official launch of the Iloilo leg but will also serve as a charity event.


Through partnerships with Iloilo Bloggers, Inc., JCI Regatta, and the Rotary Club of Metro Iloilo, children and beneficiaries from various local NGOs and charitable institutions will enjoy a magical evening under the Big Top—completely free.


SPECIAL TICKET PROMOS 🎟️


EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT (Until March 13 Only!)

✅ BRONZE: ₱600  to ₱480

✅ SILVER: ₱1,000 to ₱800

✅ GOLD: ₱1,500 to ₱1,200

✅ VIP: ₱2,000 to ₱1,600

✅ VIP PREMIUM: ₱3,000 to ₱2,400



OPENING WEEK BONANZA

(Available until March 16, 2025!)

🔥 Book 8 tickets, get 20% OFF PLUS 1 FREE TICKET for shows on March 13, 14, 15, or 16!



WHERE TO BUY TICKETS

🎟 Facebook Messenger (Now Open!)

🎟 Megaworld RFO, 2nd Floor, Festive Walk Mall, Iloilo Business Park (Starting March 9, 2025!)

🎟 Circus Ticketing Office, Circus Site, Iloilo Sunset Boulevard North, Megaworld (Opening Soon!)



SHOW SCHEDULES

📅 Tuesdays to Fridays: 7:00 PM

📅 Saturdays & Sundays: 4:00 PM & 7:30 PM

📅 Mondays: No Show


📍 Performance Dates: March 13 - April 13, 2025


PRESENTED BY:

🎪 Megaworld Iloilo Business Park (Official Venue Partner)

🏨 J7 Plaza Hotel (Official Hotel Partner)

📢 Steel Art Billboard Advertising (Official Outdoor Advertising Partner)


✨ Supported by: Iloilo City Government & Iloilo City Tourism Office

📣 Media Partner: Iloilo Bloggers, Inc.



FOR INQUIRIES & RESERVATIONS

📞 0948 683 6345 | 0945 600 9378


📲 Follow our Official Facebook Page for updates, promos & announcements:

👉 Facebook.com/EuroXtremeCircus


📢 Don’t miss the biggest international circus spectacle to ever hit Iloilo! Secure your tickets NOW and experience the magic, thrill, and wonder under the Big Top! 🎪✨


#EuroXtremeCircus #EuroXtremeCircusIloilo #EuroXtremeInTheCityOfLove #MegaworldIloiloBusinessPark

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