As the only Cirque production officially sanctioned by the Jackson estate, 'ONE' has surpassed 4,500 performances and attracted over 5.5 million guests since its debut, with its run extended through 2030.

The show features new acts such as Taiwanese Diabolo artists performing with yo-yo and juggling, as well as recreations of Jackson's signature dance moves, including the deep lean in 'Smooth Criminal,' and performances like 'I Just Can’t Stop Loving You' by the Moon Goddess.

'ONE' aims to stay true to Michael Jackson's original content, avoiding artificial intelligence or technological alterations, instead emphasizing human performance and authenticity to honor his legacy.

Michael Jackson's 'ONE' remains the last Cirque du Soleil show on the Las Vegas Strip dedicated solely to music, celebrating Jackson's legendary legacy with his iconic dance moves and music, even 16 years after his passing.

Recent updates to the show include the integration of 64 drones—believed to be the first use of so many in a North American theater—along with nine LED panels, enhanced costumes, choreography, and the inclusion of songs like 'Another Part of Me' from Jackson's 'Bad' album.

Despite rising competition from new technology-driven venues and superstar residencies, 'ONE' has maintained strong attendance and financial success, even amid a slump in Las Vegas tourism.

Following the closure of 'The Beatles Love' last summer, 'ONE' has become the primary music-themed Cirque show in Vegas, featuring a cast of 63 members, including some from the former 'Love' cast.