Full bar available and they're not charging an arm and a leg either. 4 drinks was $25 total! I also…read morehad a drink voucher for lucky 7 and they accepted it!!! The venue is large enough that you'll be comfy in big groups. Each table has a service request button and the servers are lightening fast. Best part is the talent on stage!! We got to see multiple people and laughed until our sides split. It was so much fun we're bringing people back again this week! Much recommend especially for locals!

Want to see this show last night. Love the location at Silver 7. Easy parking…read more Host was very funny and got the crowd engaged. The next two committee ends were great, but the headliner was fabulous. So much so that he cracked himself up as well as the audience. Totally recommend this.

This is small comedy club located in the Strat. You can buy unlimited drinks for $30 and there is a…read moreserver walking around during the show to bring you more bevys if needed. The comedians are HILARIOUS! I laughed the entire time and the crowd was a mix of locals and tourists and they really brought the energy!

We are locals and we have come here pretty frequently. We absolutely love the headliner Butch…read moreBradley. His crowd work is insane. Don't miss out on seeing him. He is amazing. Ticket prices are very reasonable. You can also do an all you can drink special. $30 for well, $40 for premium brands. There is a cocktail waitress that comes around during the show. The show is about 90 minutes.

I went to the Tickle Me Comedy Club Tuesday evening. The club is on the third floor of the Eclipse…read moreTheater complex in downtown Las Vegas at the corner of 3rd and Gass. There is covered parking at the theatres. The show starts at 8 or a bit later as was the case Tuesday and there are a number of comics--6 including the host Evan Green on the night I was there. The club is still in a sot opening phase even though their Facebook page says they opened April 1st. Before going to the 3rd floor, I stopped at the second to check in and I got a soda at the large bar the Eclipse complex has. There is a very large lounge area on the second floor and this is where the film screens are if you're seeing a movie. You are allowed to take food and drink to the 3rd floor to the comedy club. The club is in one corner of a large space equivalent in size to the second floor that could be used for a dance, a private party, or in this case, a corner that's set aside for the Tickle Me Comedy Club. There weren't many people there when I took my seat and one of the comics asked people to move forward to fill in near the stage. More people came later and they seemed to hold off starting until there were no more arriving. This proved to be a mixed bag. Spot lights for the comics in the back made a shadow on the stage of part of my back and head. The problem that was worse than this was they have spotlights directed from behind the comic to the audience. My closer seat put me right into a direct line with one of the spots and it was irritating. I should have moved. That's my fault, but is it really needed? The comics were a mixed bag. With having 6, their sets are shorter and if you're not amused by a particular comic, they'll soon be off anyway. During the show, one of the comics abruptly ended his time and just said thanks and left the stage. It was somewhat uncomfortable. I don't know if it was because the laughter just wasn't there for him. Overall, the comics were not that funny to me. Two of them mentioned Yelp, one in passing, but one pushed it more. He directed his gaze to someone behind me and said, "You didn't think that was funny? I suppose you put it on Yelp that Carl isn't funny. You can say Carl isn't funny." The audience member didn't say anything but I'll say it for him, "Carl, you're not funny!!" The comics never suspected I'd be the person in the crowd who Yelps. I'd avoid Tickle Me. I'm not ticklish nor was I tickled!

1/8/20 After my…read morefirst experience last year the manager or owner reached out and asked for another opportunity to attend a show. I ended up getting VIP tickets to attend again and my daughter had her best friends in town from Atlanta, it was one of the girls' 21st birthday so I thought, PERFECT!, I will get tickets for her birthday it would be great to see a comedy show! Well...apparently there was an event on the 3rd floor as we were told so the comedy show was held in one of the theaters on floor 2. The GM was very apologetic and said there were not any seats left however, they were working on bringing some seats in to accommodate everybody. Now, I completely understand that I happened to get free seats because of my first experience however, this was definitely NOT a VIP experience nor a VIP seat but whatever, free is free so I'm not going to complain. Waiting for the fold up chairs to be brought in there was a man who was also waiting and holy crap was he pissed the eff off. He said he had paid extra and was not going to sit in the fold up chairs and was being super rude and loud and was not only making me uncomfortable but the girls I was with uncomfortable and I know the other patrons and staff uncomfortable. Totally understandable because again, if I had paId for VIP seats and had to sit in a fold up chair while everybody else got to sit in reclining leather seats I'd be super upset as well. Anyhow...the host comes out....this man starts to BOO!! LOUDLY!! It gets kinda worse, the host/comedian says there will not be any heckling tolerated anD he will be asked to leave. He settled down and shortly after here comes a freakin COUCH for he and his wife and his friend to sit on. Yes we could see but the people in the recliners to the right of us could not. I could hear the husband and wife talking saying they were unable to see. So the first comic...i missed....this whole situation was quite distracting The rest of the show was good. The closing comic was great. We each got a drink out of it. I did hear the host say there was food and drinks able to be ordered and I did see waitresses walking by but not one stopped to ask us what we wanted to eat or drink so 2 of us got up and got our own drinks with others from the theatre and missed part of the show. I do see several other reviewers had great experiences here so I'm not going to deter anybody from coming. I guess I've just had bad luck the 2 times I've been here. If I ever come again, I will have to come alone because bringing people here just hasnt been imprEssive thus far.

We went to an improv comedy sports show last night. Wow. We didn't really know what to expect but…read moreman they were actually really good. We were blown away with how good they were. Their humor and comedic timing were on point. Their energy was next level but still somehow kept everything grounded and fun. They even got the crowd engaged and rowdy like we were a part of the show. It was a lot of fun. They also have alcohol and snacks for sale if you wanted. Definitely gonna go back for more shows!

My friends and I went to the Comedy Sportz show at Mom's Basement Theater last night and it rocked…read morefrom start to finish. At one point I shouted "golden rocks" and suddenly everyone ran with it. Before I knew it we had "platinum pebbles" and "silver stones" being used in the next bits. The whole show was on a roll and really rocked the crowd. I was laughing so hard! The sound board guy has the best laugh. The ref walks around asking the audience for topics and you just shout them out. They take multiple ideas and use whatever you say for each game so your suggestion might become the bedrock of the next scene. I shouted "Dungeon Crawler Carl" and realized instantly that my choice was way too niche. Still, I stand by it. Anyone in the improv world really should listen to those audibles because there is so much comedy gold in it even though it's a litRPG. When the teams are close the ref calls on the audience to decide. One team said "bear belt" instead of "bear gi" and somehow still got the point while the other team said "paragliding" instead of "hang gliding" and didn't. The ambiance is very inclusive and it's a small intimate venue. They have simple concessions, bottled or canned non alcoholic drinks, candy, and cookies. We also got the chance to stay for the next show for only $5 more, which is a deal since tickets were $15 each. If tickets were a little cheaper we would definitely go more often. Regardless we are already planning our next visit. Maybe next time I will dig deep, find my inner quartz, and be their VIP because this show truly rocks my world.

Without question this is the best mentalist I've seen thus far, and probably one of the most…read moreentertaining shows on the strip. Frederic Da Silva, (performing at the Horseshoe Hotel), put on an amazing performance, which kept the attention of the crowd the entire night. His stage presence, enthusiasm and energy filled the room as he brought members of the crowd on stage to participate. If you're looking for a show, which will thoroughly entertain you and leave you wanting more then this is the show for you. It's definitely a must see.

Though Yelp says I'm "updating" my Yelp review for the Laugh Factory I'm actually writing a new one…read morefor the new location since the Tropicana closed. It is now inside the Horseshoe, the old Bally's. The Horseshoe has a couple different showrooms so I had to ask 2 different employees where it was located since the first one wasn't sure because "he was still new." You have to head towards the poker room & take the escalators upstairs. There are bathrooms right next to the poker room but there are also bathrooms upstairs outside the Laugh Factory. We did arrive after the show started so there was no wait. There was a lady at the podium who checked my friend & I in. We stopped at the bar to get drinks before going into the show but there was no bartender, I think they had stepped away? The showroom had a cocktail waitress who happened to catch us standing at the bar and took our order and told us she would bring our drinks out to us. The guy who was seating us told us we had two choices of where we could sit so we sat left (facing the stage) of the stage. There was a small table with 4 chairs and we were the only 2 at the table which was nice cause it could feel crowded with others joining. We weren't far from the stage. Seats were OK, showroom temperature was just right. We saw comedian Jackie Flynn who was funny. My friend got a canned beer & I got 2 regular size canned seltzers. The cocktail waitress never came back by our table after dropping off our drinks and the check. Glad I had grabbed two! lol. We do enjoy the comedians @ The Laugh Factory & will definitely be back!

I went to see a comedian I've seen online (Gabriel Rutledge) and he was fantastic. I didn't…read morerealize he was opening for Brad and would only have a 25 minute set. Brads set was one of the worst I have ever heard. He had no original material. All his jokes were racially focused. Making fun that the Mexicans name was really Miguel, not Mike. And he should leave his leaf blower outside. And he wish he had a huge D like the black guy in the audience. Using these old outdated jokes for the primary format of his set was mind boggling. I can't believe people would pay for this. And the awkwardness of people having to laugh and smile thru it all is atrocious. Then the jokes about someone from Gaza blowing up the place. I truly hope no one targeted them after the show as BG mentioned him about a dozen times during his set. I have always adored the comedians at Kimmel and go there often. I won't be back to hear BGs shenanigans anytime soon, nor do I think Miguel or Jerrel the black guy will be either.

Was super excited when my friend & I showed up and found Brad on stage!! I had NO idea he was the…read moreopener. We unfort. arrived apx. 15 min.'s late after missing the turn into MGM then going to the wrong floor in the parking garage via the elevator & then fighting the EDC & CMA crowd. Brad called us out for arriving late once we got seated he reminded us that the show started @ 8pm & made a "joke" about us being late because I was giving my friend a BJ... :-() Soooooo if you're sensitive & don't like to be picked on than don't get a seat in the front row/close to the stage. Brad was picking on one couple up front & an older big guy who was with his parent's. I can't even put what he said to them on here because it wasn't very nice. Lynne Koplitz was the comedian for the night and she started off really weird. I felt like she was really nervous and wasn't sure what jokes she wanted to tell, maybe not really prepared?? But as she got warmed up she got better. She was nice to the audience & wasn't "picking" on them like Brad did. Showroom was packed. Our cocktail waitress came over to us soon after we sat down. My friend got the Border Patrol speciality drink & it just tasted like a margarita. I got the "bitch" drink which was tasty but one was enough for me. We got to keep the plastic glasses. Bathrooms were clean & had some nice decor & magazine covers of Brad. Security & door staff was nice upon arrival to the venue. After the show my friend saw Brad outside talking to some people who attended his show & he asked me if I wanted to go over & get my picture with him. I walked over & had asked him for a photo...I think he was still mad @ me for arriving late to his show....SORRY BRAD!! I'd definitely come back to this venue.

Aces of Comedy aced it for me!!! Be prepared to leave with your cheeks hurting from all the…read morelaughing!!! Went to see Jimmy O. Yang and I was laughing non-stop! The host for the night was HILARIOUS, making jokes off the people in the front row like Chop Towbin AKA King of Cars! The opening act for Jimmy O. Yang was even funnier, and then for the main event - Jimmy O. Yang had me LAUGHING HYSTERICALLY! I hope one of his shows from the tour ends up on Netflix or Amazon! Some tips for first-timers to the theater: 1. Follow the signs for "The Mirage Theater." Aces of Comedy is in the back (like wayyy back of Mirage). It is pretty much a diagonal B line from the parking garage to the theater. 2. The entry process was a breeze. They scanned our electronic tickets and voila, you're in. All the employees were super nice and guided us right to our seats. 3. The theater is a good, intimate size. Stick with section 102 seats and you can't go wrong. The seats slope upward from the stage. We were in the orchestra section, EE 9 and 10, which was pretty dead center to the stage. To me, these seats were PERFECT and would be the seats I would want to get again! 4. The smell of movie theater popcorn will lure you! Fortunately, I practiced self-restraint as I knew I would be getting popcorn all up in the air as I laughed! Go to the Aces of Comedy and get your LAUGH ON!!! :)

It's been years since I've seen Gabriel Iglesias (FLUFFY). The last time was at the Magic and…read moreComedy Club in Hermosa Beach. When I found out he'd be performing at the Mirage Casino the same time I was going to be in town, it was a no brainer. I had to go. Fluffy had Martine Moreno and Alfred Robles open up for him and they were amusing but Gabriel was the reason I was there. It was a different kind of show because he shared a lot of personal stuff about what he has been going through recently. I can't imagine how difficult it is to go on stage and entertain an audience with humor when some really heavy changes are happening. Don't get me wrong, the show was hilarious for the most part but really touching as well. I don't want to spoil anything for you before you see him or his next comedy special coming soon. It will be different. Now the venue. The room is just large enough to fit a good size crowd but not so big that sight lines are affected or that you lose that sense of intimacy with the performer. Due to my current mobility issues I required some ADA assistance and the staff really delivered overall. There is a phone number you can call to have security meet you at the north entrance by registration and they will provide you with a wheelchair and wheel you to the theater which is a good distance from the self park garage. The security personnel was very friendly and never made me feel as if it was an inconvenience for them. They brought me up the elevator all the way to my seat upstairs. The staff member in charge at the theater was so sweet and accommodating. She made checking in with my mobile tickets a breeze and provided information on how I would be escorted back to the north entrance after the show was over. Be aware it takes a lonnng time for them to send someone to help you though, before and after the show. ADA seating was very comfortable with wide rolling seats and lots of open space. Even though the seats are in the last row, the view was excellent. Important note: the ushers are hardcore (even the older ladies) and will have you thrown out for talking too loud or yelling at the performers or even worse, recording the show on your phone. They may look like grannies but they will come at you like a pit bull if you act stupid or break the rules. Granny don't play dat'.

I feel bad for giving this low of a review (more of a 2.5 star review), because I know the owner is…read moretrying hard to do right be their customers...but here's the honest truth. The early side show is something I would expect for a kid's entertainment show. It's outside, in uncomfortable chairs, and truly just takes away from the comedy club patrons. *Suggestion, stop with the side show (unless you can make it look more professional and less side show carnival) and find a way to tie the delicious BBQ, and maybe a live local band into the outdoor 'pre-comedy show' This would bring in more revenue, more patrons, and make this a more professional event. The interior is confusing, because it looks like a space that is also used for something else. What? I have no idea, but it doesn't make sense. *Suggestion, get rid of all the clutter, build a real bar for the bar tender to use and look more professional. The actual stage and seating are okay, and its intimate enough that you can interact with comics that want to, and it still has enough seating that the place can bring in a profit. *Suggestion, again have a real bar and tie some of the bbq options into table finger food that makes patrons want to drink more. The comics were fun, and honestly were good for the venue. So no bad marks on them, as they were funny and entertaining. All-in-all, this place needs some more work to be a good comedy club, but it has a TON of potential. The owner just needs to put professionalism above the back yard vibe. I truly hope this place becomes successful, and tries to adopt a more professional comedy club vibe

Local place, easy parking, and refreshments cheap or free! And you never know who's going to be on…read morestage. Definitely worth a try!