This show leaves me speechless everytime. My husband and I have seen it twice, but again more…read morerecently. We decided to surprise our friends with tickets and no context at all. We were super excited knowing what we had watched before, so was excited to see their reaction to it, too. The venue itself is amazing. It's a circus tent right outside of Cesear's palace. You walk in and are greeted with the funniest, kindest people ready to move you to your seats. Your server comes over quickly to ensure that any drinks are flowing! The chairs in the establishment are hilarious and just basic chairs with some designs on them. The venue itself quickly filled up and the show started. It was funny, sexy, raunchy, and jaw-dropping. Half of the show I kept looking at our friends making sure they were having a great time and, to no surprise, they were. The circus acts are unbelievable and the comedic relief dabbled in makes it even more of an experience. This is, by far, one of the best shows I've seen in Vegas! Highly recommend.

What the f*ck did I just watch?!…read more Go into this one knowing there is zero traditional storyline - and honestly, that's part of the charm! It's a collection of jaw-dropping circus acts, comedy, and "how is this even happening right now?" moments stitched together with a very loose thread. It's wild, a little raunchy, super impressive, and totally committed to its own chaos. The performers are insanely talented, and the energy in the room makes it feel like you're part of the show even when you're just sitting there trying to process what you just saw. Definitely not your typical Vegas production - but that's exactly why it works! Go in blind, lean into it, and just let it be weird.

Excellent place highly recommend. So much to do and see. Alot of time and effort has gone into it.read more

AREA15 was one of the more unique places to visit in Las Vegas. It's an immersive entertainment…read moredistrict filled with colorful art installations, creative displays, interactive attractions, and plenty of opportunities to explore and take pictures. The atmosphere is unlike a typical shopping center or entertainment venue, and there's something interesting to see around different corners. What I like about AREA15 is the variety of experiences available. You can walk around and admire the artwork, check out the shops, grab something to eat, or purchase tickets for attractions such as Meow Wolf's Omega Mart and other immersive experiences. There are options for different interests, whether you're visiting with friends, family, or as a couple. It's also a good alternative if you're looking to do something different from the usual Las Vegas Strip activities. I would recommend allowing yourself enough time to explore because there is a lot to see, and you'll want to plan ahead if there are specific attractions you want to experience. One thing to keep in mind is that general exploration and ticketed attractions are different, so it's worth checking admission requirements and pricing before your visit. Costs can add up if you plan to experience several attractions, so choosing your must-do activities in advance can help. Overall, AREA15 is worth adding to your Las Vegas itinerary if you enjoy immersive entertainment, unusual art, interactive experiences, and discovering places that are a little outside the ordinary.

My wife and I saw O! this weekend and had a great time. We were sat in section 103, row F and found…read morewe were maybe a few rows too close for our own liking (had to turn our heads quite a bit to see the full stage picture). I got selected for audience participation, which was sort of my nightmare, but it was fine in the end. The clowning was fun and didn't feel mean-spirited. Just a heads up - don't sit on the aisle if that's going to be tough for you. We really liked the combination of acrobatics, physical comedy, practical effects, and the amazing display of technology. It was truly a spectacle. The seats were comfy, the theater was gorgeous, and we really liked their signature frozen drink, the "O!" with rum. It was delightful. I had a tough time with the line - it wasn't well organized and didn't move very quickly. The line has you queuing up in the middle of the casino floor, sort of a classic recipe for overstimulation if you arrive any early than your show time.

My first time watching O, and it was such a great show! I'd suggest arriving a little earlier…read morebecause the two lines to get into the show were super long. My friends and I sat up top, and we actually had a really good view. You're able to see everything happening on stage, including some things that people sitting closer to the front might not be able to see. The show had some really impressive stunts and choreography. Definitely a fun show to watch if you're looking for something to do while in Vegas!

The only reason that this is getting 3 stars is because if you're not at one of the few cocktail…read moretables in the very front, you're not going to be able to see well, EVEN IN THE FRONT ROW. I've seen this show twice, once opening night and then again in October 2023. I was in the first row stage left the first time, and the second row dead center the second time. The first time my view was blocked by a woman with very curly, poofy hair. The second time my view was blocked by everyone seated at the cocktail tables. The Duomo is a horrible venue because the seats are neither staggered nor graduated like stadium seating. The stage isn't high enough above the seating to give everyone a good view. I've seen X Country at Harrah's, Fantasy at Luxor, and Red Velvet Burlesque at Notoriety downtown - all of them have different seating and stage configurations for this sort of show, but you can actually see the performers. This show needs a different venue. They have Julia Flypole doing arial hoop work but it's like a 7 or 8 foot ceiling from the stage to the top. She also performs in Red Velvet Burlesque and her routine is from a silk that is easily two stories long. It's just not the same effect doing acrobatics and arial pole in such a short room. The show is a mix of singing and burlesque dancing set to rock-esque type music. There is no nudity in this show. Everyone has pasties on in addition to bra tops, unlike other showgirl burlesque shows. While it's obviously 18+ because it's burlesque, nothing is too risque, except the bathtub dance is a bit over the top raunchy for my taste. The dancing is good. The costuming is good. The singer actually has a good voice. The only problem is the venue is garbage and not a good fit for this show. There is limited audience participation in this show. Photos without flash are allowed.

Wow, what an amazing, exciting, and entertaining show! We are so glad this show was performed at…read moreThe Composers Room which is a great venue for it! The ladies are beautiful and talented, and show an excellent fluid combination of dance, choreography, music, singing, costumes, stage props, and different specialty acts. The next scheduled shows at The Composers Room are 11 & 25 May and 10 & 24 June 2024 (for best seats recommend you purchase P1 Golden Circle seats for only $40 which is 1st front row). Highly recommend that you see this energetic, intriguing, sexy and classy show (you will love it)!

Amazing and fun show!! I highly recommend this show for anyone who loves great entertainment,…read moremagic, and card tricks. He is so fun to watch and he's pretty funny too. He has great showmanship and every second is entertaining watching him. All of his tricks were mind blowing and makes you wonder how he did it. The theater is really nice and you can get a great view from any angle. We were lucky enough to get the high top tables and awesome view. I do like how it is a smaller theater in order to see him close up. He does choose a good amount of people for his tricks and he's so funny interacting with them. Must see show!!

My husband and I made a last-minute decision to see a magician while we were in Vegas this past…read moreweekend, and Mat Franco's show quickly came up in my internet search. High reviews and a Groupon deal. It was a no-brainer. The seating at the venue felt similar to a comedy show. The seats in the back were behind high tables, and the seats in the front were arranged in several rows without anything in between. Just beware: if you purchase tickets on Groupon, you only select the section and can be placed all the way to the side, like we were. Nonetheless, Mat's show was so good that it was still enjoyable from a not-ideal angle. I don't want to spoil the magic, but I must say his show was so well-rounded. It had a variety of different tricks, and he puts a fresh spin on each one, so even if you think that's where the trick should end, Mat is always a couple of steps ahead. He also sprinkles comedy throughout, and a lot of it seems to be on the fly since it involves audience members. Mat even pulls on the heartstrings at times. I didn't even realize he had won America's Got Talent until some videos played from when he competed. I'm sure I watched him back then, but I'm glad I got to see him in person too! His show will not disappoint, and given that it was an hour and a half, I think the price we paid for the second row was well worth it. Also, after the show, I saw a guy offer money to get an autograph from Mat. So if that's what you're after, I think it's possible. No guarantees, of course.

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

A show well worth your Caesars tier reward, or even actual hard-earned cash…read more Paranormal is a show starring mentalist Frederic da Silva. It is located in the Horseshoe Casino at the Laugh Factory. This is on the 2nd floor near the poker room, which is on the side of the main casino closer to the Strip. However, the box office is a shared box office for all shows and is back along the main floor of the casino. Actually, it is on the slightly elevated level near hotel registration. If you need to redeem some sort of tier reward for free show tickets, you'll wanna go there first. You'll also want to give yourself plenty of time in case of issues that may arise so that you don't get in a little late like I did. Since we were a bit tardy, we kinda had to dig our way through curtains that had been closed already, then get help from an usher to find our seats. We ended up at one of the tables in the front-most part of general admission, and they weren't too bad aside from tall dudes semi-blocking in front of us. The premium section feels like a decent upgrade for out-of-pocket customers. I don't think we missed that much. Frederic was in the middle of some stuff with some volunteers from the audience on stage, which we saw most or all of the endings of. On that note, he kept having different people come up (mostly selected by frisbees or balls) throughout the 70-ish minute show to demonstrate that there's no way he has that many audience plants. He also states that he doesn't pre-arrange anything anyway. The show is comprised of quite a few mind-reading / prediction tricks, and a little sleight of hand in a so-called "intermission" (not a real break). Many of these effects are familiar to fans of magic/mentalism, but they still feel fresh since it's just plain cool to see them in person. Frederic himself also is charming, funny, off-the-cuff, and just an all-around good entertainer. His pacing is also great, with no real lulls. On top of that, the musical motifs are well-timed and not too obtrusive, and the sound volume and clarity are great. We didn't stay for the free meet-and-greet, but he was available for it tonight. Paranormal is simply a great show for fans of mentalism. It's lasted 13 years, reportedly, and that's gotta be because it's just a polished show that's appealing to all ages and audiences. Check it out if you have the chance!

As a local, I'm always looking for fun experiences that are worth coming back to, and F1 Arcade…read moredefinitely delivers. The simulators are incredibly immersive, the venue has a great energy, and the staff is friendly and helpful from the moment you walk in. Whether you're a Formula 1 fan or have never watched a race, it's easy to jump in and have a great time. It's perfect for a date night, friends' night out, or when you have guests in town and want to show them something different than the typical Las Vegas attractions. I've already recommended it to friends and will definitely be back. It's a fantastic addition to Las Vegas!

For $35, I was expecting a real go-kart-style race track, not a cheap video game with steering…read morewheels. The experience felt more like playing an arcade racing game than actually racing. The three races were back to back with no breaks to stretch, and the advertised 30 minutes felt more like a quick pit stop. Locals get 25% off food, but not racing. Go figure! It might be a decent spot for corporate events, but for date night? Hard pass. My wallet took more of a beating than the race car.

Such a fun Vegas night out!…read more I honestly didn't know exactly what to expect going into Atomic Saloon, but it ended up being such a fun experience. The whole place has this crazy Wild West saloon atmosphere that starts before the show even does, and the intimate setup makes you feel way more involved than you would at a typical Vegas show. The cast was SO entertaining. There was a really fun mix of comedy, dancing, acrobatics, and some seriously impressive stunts. The show is definitely raunchy and completely unfiltered, so this is not something I'd recommend if you're easily offended But if you can appreciate ridiculous humor and don't mind getting a little uncomfortable, you're going to have a good time. I also loved the audience interaction because it made the night feel spontaneous instead of like you were just sitting there watching a performance. You never really knew what was coming next! The venue itself is super cute and really adds to the experience. It feels more like stepping into a crazy little saloon than walking into a traditional theater. Definitely a fun option for a date night, girls' night, or anyone visiting Vegas who wants something a little different. Come for the acrobatics, stay for the absolute chaos Definitely worth experiencing at least once!

Came here on a Tuesday evening (7/14/26 show) after spontaneously getting tickets a few hours…read morebefore. We opted for the $70 tickets that were in the first level, back area towards the bar (there is a semi-obstructed view because of the lower ceiling, but I felt like it was worth the money saved because you really only miss like when the performers are high up in the air). It was also kind of an emptier show, so we got moved from the very back to the FRONT of the back area since the seats were empty. Which worked out for me because as an audience member I typically do not like being touched or interacted with by the performers. (pretty much a guarantee if you buy one of the seats in that inner circle area, you will 100% be touched, get bread thrown at you, or have to answer questions lol). Pros: - Very easy to get tickets the day of, but make sure you check various sites because they're randomly cheaper on some websites than others. - Honestly, a pretty entertaining variety show! It's different from Cirque shows because most of the acts are either pairs or individuals, and there's a LOT of variety. There's acrobatics, singing, dancing (tap, clog), some magic from the nuns, what I can only describe as breakdancing with a gigantic ring, comedy, etc. So it's not very repetitive and you see a lot of variation in skill and talent. Since you're also so close, you can literally see the performers flexing their abs and it's honestly a miraculous display of human skill and flexibility. Even though there's sexual innuendos and undertones, I honestly didn't feel that uncomfortable because the talent is very impressive. just packaged in a raunchy show haha. I had a good time and laughed a lot. - I could not stop laughing at the constant bread throwing. - Pretty decent drinks at the bar. I got a $12 matcha mocktail called the discos cowboy and it was actually DELICIOUS and so cute. - The entrance area was easy to find and all the staff we interacted with were pretty nice. - Very lively show and plot, again hats off to the acrobats and skill performers. Cons: - When you first go in and doors open, there's a "waiting" area with a bar that you have to wait in until the staff let you into the main seating area. This area was EXTREMELY stuffy and hot, with very little air circulation, and bodies packed pretty close to each other while waiting to get drinks at the bar or just waiting for the show. I really didn't like the 15 mins we waited in this area and would have just preferred to wait in the casino hallway outside the venue. - The comedy, while raunchy and entertaining, was a little too cheesy for me at times. Especially the jokes from the matriarch Irish lady who acts as the brothel owner - I felt like those jokes were very dad-ish and way too cheesy. - I personally really dislike crowd participation or being touched without warning so this part wasn't for me LOL. But I'm grateful we sat in the back. If you are super into this sort of thing, you will love it and you should sit in the front pew area or in the main circle area. Definitely don't bring your kids lol. I think I would be open to coming back and seeing a different variety of actors, since they say they change it up sometimes. Also the show is early enough in the evening (we went to the 9:30pm showing) where you could totally still go out to the club after. I don't regret this experience haha.

Michael Jackson ONE -- Las Vegas…read more WOW... just WOW! I knew going in that a Michael Jackson show was going to be entertaining, but I honestly wasn't prepared for what we experienced with Michael Jackson ONE in Las Vegas. This isn't just a concert, and it isn't just a Cirque du Soleil show. It's a full-on sensory experience that combines Michael Jackson's music, incredible choreography, acrobatics, special effects, lighting, video, and some seriously talented performers. And let me tell you... the energy in this theater is absolutely off the charts! The show takes you through some of Michael's biggest hits, and hearing those songs performed while watching the choreography and production happening all around you is something completely different from simply listening to the music. The performers were phenomenal. The dancing, acrobatics, costumes, and athleticism were incredible, and there were moments where I honestly found myself wondering, "How in the world did they just do that?" And the production itself? Las Vegas at its best. The lights, screens, sound, effects, and stage design all work together to create something that feels much bigger than a traditional theater show. There is always something happening, and the show moves at a pace that keeps you completely engaged. My wife and I were in Vegas celebrating our 25th wedding anniversary, and this was definitely one of those experiences that we'll be talking about for a long time. If you're a Michael Jackson fan, I think you'll absolutely love this show. But even if you're not the biggest MJ fan in the world, the production value and talent alone make this worth experiencing. I've seen plenty of shows over the years, but Michael Jackson ONE is one of those shows where you walk out of the theater thinking, "Now THAT was a show." So if you're heading to Las Vegas and trying to decide what to put on your entertainment list, put this one on it. Just be prepared to leave the theater wanting to dance... even if your dance moves look nothing like Michael Jackson's

Michael Jackson ONE by Cirque du Soleil - A $235 Tourist Trap That Left Us Feeling Scammed…read more I cannot overstate how profoundly disappointing this experience was. If the performers we saw are truly part of Cirque du Soleil, then the standards for acrobatic circus performance have fallen to an astonishing low. What we witnessed was not a show -- it was a loosely stitched sequence of dancers casually walking around the stage, moving with the level of effort you'd expect at a bar on a Friday night, not from a world‑renowned acrobatic troupe. A couple of performers attempted brief "string jumps," but nothing ever developed into an actual act. We kept waiting for a show to begin, but it never did. Instead, the entire audience sat there watching people stroll around the stage while Michael Jackson videos played on a giant screen -- videos we can watch at home for free. Shockingly, the one performer who showed genuine skill was a one‑legged artist on crutches, who outperformed every two‑legged dancer on stage. That alone speaks volumes. To make matters worse, when one bored audience member stood up to dance beside his seat -- something you'd think a Michael Jackson tribute would welcome -- ushers rushed in like vultures to shut him down. So we paid $235 per person to watch YouTube clips on a big screen, and we weren't even allowed to dance. Michael Jackson would be horrified by what has been done to his legacy here. The audience is expected to sit silently, make no sound, take no video, and simply watch them cash in on his name. The most appalling moment was a segment dedicated to Neverland Ranch -- a part of Jackson's biography that absolutely should not be presented as entertainment. It has been a full week, and we still feel scammed. This was not a tribute, not a circus, and not a show. It was a blatant tourist trap, and an insult to Michael Jackson's legacy.

Watched this show a couple of times o er the years, still feel Wow each time…read more Not going to spoil the show but we really Love how beautiful the stage is with water scenes and the spectacular atmosphere and lightings. It's a very entertaining and exciting show to watch! I really think it's better than some Cirque du Soleil shows.

Wow? Yes. Vegas? Naturally. Spectacular? Often enough…read more WOW - The Vegas Spectacular is a variety show that has been anchoring the Rio Showroom theater for almost a decade. I've been a Rio Rewards member recently, and their 2nd tier and above grant you free annual show tickets. I decided this year to try WOW. You probably wanna save the incentive until the day-of, printing it out from the kiosk then directly taking it to the box office. Then you can pick your seats. The tier of seating available to me was the same as the Pepto-Bismol colored section on the chart visible online when you try to make a purchase. These appear to have a retail value of $86.32 each w/ fees. You can get in pretty easily with your tickets, but you can't bring all that much stuff in. They do have a table where you can leave stuff and pick it up afterward though. They also seem to compensate for disallowing water bottles by setting up free cups of ice water at the bar inside the venue for anyone to take. The show is not Cirque-level, but it's got quite a few exciting acts dispersed over the 1.5-ish hours. And when they set up shop on the protruding circle of the stage, it feels really, really close to the seats. For specific highlights, Silvia Silvia, the crossbow-wielding grandma, does feel world-class. So do most if not all of the acrobats. The main character / "clown" does a solid enough job with interstitials and comic relief overall. Some of the comic stuff and juggling is not all that exciting, and the dancing feels a little tame and sometimes totally unnecessary (not even as a delaying tactic). It'd be nice if they could add a little more intensity in the middle third (before Silvia Silvia), as well as more examples of showing off words and graphics in the falling water. Production-wise, they could certainly make improvements. I'll excuse the old screens/videos, but they don't seem to have heard of surround sound. Instead, the speakers blast at you from one direction, mainly into my right ear from where I was sitting. If they improve the sound, and maybe fade some of the music instead of abruptly halting them before moving to the next track, the show would feel more polished and maybe only half a tier behind the big shows rather than a whole level. Overall, WOW is a good but not great show, better at least than tired old Blue Man Group and maybe some really random stuff at the cheapest Strip properties. You could probably do quite better if spending actual cash, but Rio Rewards regulars should have this show on their checklist.