LAS VEGAS
Las Vegas’s best days out.
The 15 best show tours in Las Vegas, weighed up side by side, with the run times, the prices and who actually runs each one.
See a 90-minute Vegas tribute at Planet Hollywood’s Saxe Theater, with a live big band, Rat Pack and Elvis moments, and showgirls.
Most Popular“Music from 1940’s forward, 3 very good singers and great dancers with comedy mixed in, it is absolutely worth seeing it once!”
See a rotating mix of comedy, magic, juggling, and stunts in Planet Hollywood’s V Theater on the Las Vegas Strip, priced for families.
“The show was absolutely amazing! Everything was so well done, and the professionalism of the performers truly stood out. My kids and I were completely entertained from start to finish. We loved every moment and give it a solid 10 out of 10!”
Paranormal - The Mindreading Magic Show at Horseshoe Las Vegas with Frederic Da Silva. Small, funny, up-close mind reading at 4 pm.
“Buy your ticket in advance! The theatre is small (around 300 seats), and the last time I was in Vegas, it was sold out for the day. I tried to get a ticket on StubHub, but the purchase didn’t go through - such a shame. This time, I got a general admission ticket through Viator…”
Mike Hammer Comedy Magic Show at Four Queens blends mind reading, razor-blade magic, and fast humor with real audience participation.
“Just relax and enjoy the fun lively upbeat atmosphere of this great entertainer that is non stop fun and laughsp”
Tournament of Kings at Excalibur blends an interactive medieval battle show with a hand-eaten chicken dinner and apple dessert.
“We loved the storyline and some of the special effects. The food was great. Staff was friendly. It was easy to get in and out.”
Catch an all-Elvis tribute show at Alexis Park Resort in Las Vegas, with live band music, easy seating options, and great value.
“The show is very good. We recommend 100% !!!! Daniel is a very good Elvis Presley. So talented! We enjoyed it very much.”
Masters of Magic Show at Las Vegas Magic Theater delivers close-up, cabaret-style magic in Downtown Las Vegas for $65, with popcorn and audience participation.
“Very fun life interactive experience. Unlike huge stage production magic shows, the show played big while feeling intimate.”
Dancehall fans and Bob Marley devotees get a high-energy, interactive live show at Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas, for about 75 minutes.
“The show was exceptional...Viator not so much. Flight delay, contact w/Viator to change to the 9:00pm show. If they would have left a message with ticketing being it was 3rd party they would have honored. Ended up purchasing 2 new tickets out of pocket...no refunds/credits. This could have been avoided.”
Purple Reign at Planet Hollywood: a 1h10 Prince tribute with Jason Tenner, Morris Day moments, reserved seating, and a drink voucher.
“It was a great show, but VERY loud. Wearing ear plugs would have been a good idea and still been able to enjoy the entire show. The musicians were amazingly talented.”
See FANTASY at Luxor, an award-winning burlesque revue with 15 high-energy numbers and live vocals by Lorena Peril.
Watch Tournament of Kings at Excalibur: medieval knights, horses, jousting, plus a hearty dinner you eat with your hands.
A 4 Queens Fremont Street hypnosis comedy show with Kevin Lepine, laughs, and optional stage volunteering, priced at $37.50.
“It was an amazing night! I went on stage and had a blast. My son and I went with open minds. My son laughed the whole time at me.”
Rouge at the STRAT Hotel is a 70-minute Vegas variety show with acrobatics, topless burlesque, and big audience interaction.
“OMG such an amazing show, one of the best we’ve seen ! Watch out of you sit in the VIP section they like to get the audience involved with the banta, so funny !”
V – The Ultimate Variety Show in Las Vegas blends comedy, magic, acrobatics, and aerial stunts in a fast 1-day evening outing.
“The show was good well worth the money, the host was fabulous very talented, the magician was excellent the rest were all good, would highly recommend.”
An R-rated adult magic show at Planet Hollywood with Grant Freeman. 75 minutes of comedy, illusions, and crowd participation for $32.
“Definitely R rated but so funny and it truly was a unique magic show. Grant did great majic tricks with the help of the audience. The audience participation made the show more enjoyable. Small group menus made everyone s seat up front and with a great view. Make sure you stop at the bar area…”
The Strip after dark, and the whole desert Southwest beyond it. Every way to fill a day.
