Las Vegas shows

There are hundred of shows going on in Las Vegas all the time and so you'll never be short of one to go and see. For many people going to see one of the big shows is the highlight of their Las Vegas holidays. For a comprehensive guide of what's on at the time of your Las Vegas holiday your best bet is to pick up a copy of the free magazine 'Vegas 2 Go' which comes out every 2 weeks. If there isn't one in your room already then you'll find them at many hotel receptions and concierges as well as at the information centres and major retail outlets.

As well as a continually changing roster of singers, dancers, rock groups, comedians and theatrical shows that visit Vegas as part of their U.S. tours, many of the resort hotels have regular shows that are extremely popular and are staged most nights. You are advised to reserve your seats for any shows you want to see so it's probably a good idea to make your decision early on in your Las Vegas holidays and get those seats booked! Prices vary considerably from free shows like Sirens of TI at Treasure Island to over $200 per person for special VIP packages for some of the legendary performers. Although subject to change, below is a brief list of shows you may like to see whilst on your holiday to Las Vegas.

The Beatles LOVE at the Mirage
Another Cirque du Soleil production, The Beatles LOVE mixes the magic of Cirque du Soleil with the passion of The Beatles to create a memorable and powerful experience. Featuring 360º seating, panoramic video and a stunning surround sound experience that gives the audience a Beatles performance like never before.

Viva Elvis at the ARIA
Viva Elvis is a Cirque du Soleil homage to The King which blends dance and acrobatics with live music and exclusive video footage to create a stunning show about of one of the world's most iconic artists and one of most memorable headliners Vegas has ever had.

Mystère at Treasure Island
Featuring a phenomenal cast of traditional circus performers, street artists, outrageous costumes, incredible sets and superb live music. This is a hugely popular show twice nightly at Treasure Island.

Sirens of Treasure Island Show
It's hard to believe a show that combines such a phenomenal set with outstanding acts of agility and performance is completely free. The Sirens of TI is only 18 minutes from start to finish but what it lacks in length it makes up for in action. One of the most popular attractions in Vegas, it is still going strong nearly 5 years after it first appeared. Featuring dazzling dance moves, stunning swordplay and breathtaking high-dives you will be swept along in the drama and wowed by the feats of courage by the performers. Shows take place three times a night on a daily basis.

Blue Man Group at the Venetian
An international sensation, the Blue Man Group consists of three bald and blue-headed characters combining music, comedy and superb multimedia theatrics to create a show that is very funny and extremely entertaining. Shows are twice nightly at the Venetian Resort Hotel & Casino.

'O' at the Bellagio
A Cirque du Soleil theatrical production featuring an international cast of world-class acrobats, synchronised swimmers, divers and characters as they perform in, on and above water to create a breathtaking show in a grand theatre reminiscent of a European opera house. 'O' performs twice nightly from Wednesdays to Sundays at the Bellagio Hotel.