Las Vegas show tickets & attractions
Find your Las Vegas show. Compare Cirque du Soleil, Wizard of Oz at Sphere, magic and live entertainment, then plan the seats, sights and evenings that make your trip.
A little planning. A much better day.Sphere Las Vegas tickets, seats & visitor guides
Choose the right Wizard of Oz ticket and plan your Sphere visit with clear advice on seats, arrival, bags, sensory effects and getting back to your hotel.
Cirque du Soleil Las Vegas show tickets
Compare O, KÀ, Michael Jackson ONE and Mystère by atmosphere, music, theatrical style and location.
Bellagio, central StripO by Cirque du Soleil
O brings acrobatics and water-based performance together at Bellagio. It is a strong starting point if the theatrical setting matters as much as the individual acts.
MGM Grand, south StripKÀ by Cirque du Soleil
KÀ tells its story through physical performance, music and an ambitious stage environment. It suits visitors drawn to action and theatrical engineering.
Mandalay Bay, south StripMichael Jackson ONE
Michael Jackson ONE combines Cirque performance with the music and visual world associated with Michael Jackson. Familiar songs make it a different choice from a story-first production.
Treasure Island, north StripMystère by Cirque du Soleil
Mystère combines acrobatic acts, rhythmic music and comic characters at Treasure Island. Its abstract visual world makes it a different choice from O’s aquatic setting or Michael Jackson ONE’s familiar soundtrack.
Las Vegas magic, music & dinner shows
Find a different kind of evening with magic, visual comedy or a themed dinner show.
Luxor, south StripBlue Man Group
Blue Man Group mixes percussion, physical comedy and multimedia at Luxor. Its visual style makes it worth considering when you want an alternative to a conventional musical.
Palazzo Theatre at The VenetianShin Lim: Limitless
Compare tickets for Shin Lim: Limitless when you want a magic-focused evening. The appeal is the performance of illusion rather than a large ensemble musical.
Excalibur, south StripTournament of Kings
Tournament of Kings combines a themed live performance with a dinner-show format. Compare the meal and seating inclusions alongside the entertainment when deciding its place in your trip.
MGM GrandJabbawockeez
Choose Jabbawockeez for a dance-led Las Vegas evening built around masked performers, choreography and music. Compare the experience with Cirque or Blue Man Group before choosing your show.
The LINQMat Franco: Magic Reinvented Nightly
Compare Mat Franco tickets for a magic-focused evening at The LINQ. Read the seating and booking details, then compare the style with Shin Lim before choosing your performance.
MGM Grand, The Underground TheaterSteve Falcon Comedy Hypnosis Hour
An audience-led comedy show where volunteers and hypnosis shape the performance. Choose it for spontaneous humour and participation rather than a scripted acrobatic production.
Las Vegas attraction tickets & skyline views
Compare observation decks, the High Roller and a Strip flight around your show plans.
LINQ Promenade, central StripHigh Roller
See Las Vegas from an observation-wheel cabin above the LINQ Promenade. Compare the admission window and included experience, not just the attraction name.
Paris Las Vegas, central StripEiffel Tower viewing deck
The Eiffel Tower viewing deck offers a different perspective on the Strip from Paris Las Vegas. It is a sightseeing ticket, not a reservation at the restaurant.
Las Vegas departure pointLas Vegas Strip helicopter flights
Compare a short Strip flight with a longer sightseeing tour. The advertised flight time describes time in the air, not the total time needed for check-in, travel and return.
AREA15, South Rancho DriveWink World at AREA15
Explore a sequence of infinity-mirror rooms where light, sound and movement create shifting visual effects. Wink World is a focused attraction inside AREA15, separate from the other experiences in the complex.
1001 South 1st StreetThe Evel Knievel Experience
See vehicles, motorcycles and memorabilia connected with Evel Knievel’s career. Interactive displays add context to the jumps and their physical risks; this is a museum visit rather than a live stunt show.
3716 South Las Vegas BoulevardMuseum of Illusions Las Vegas
Move through optical illusions, reflections and immersive displays at your own pace. This is a participatory attraction where exploring how the visual effect works is part of the visit.
Las Vegas food tours & cocktail experiences
Compare a steakhouse tasting tour with limousine transfers and a guided Resorts World cocktail crawl. Choose by food, drinks, travel and how the experience fits your evening.
Las Vegas restaurant itineraryLas Vegas steakhouse food tour
Visit three steakhouses on a guided tasting itinerary with stretch-limousine transport between the planned stops. Steak tastings, tableside preparations, cocktails and wine form the published offer.
Resorts World, north StripResorts World cocktail crawl
Visit three lounges within Resorts World with a guide, three cocktails and three food tastings. The roughly two-hour itinerary offers different settings without moving between separate resorts.
Grand Canyon & Hoover Dam tours from Las Vegas
Compare departure points, inclusions and travel time before committing a day outside the city.
Departs from Las VegasGrand Canyon West day trips
Compare a Las Vegas departure to Grand Canyon West with other canyon formats. The Skywalk is an option on this listing, so it should not be assumed to be included in every ticket.
Departs from Las VegasHoover Dam tours
Compare a guided Hoover Dam excursion with a sightseeing stop on a longer canyon trip. The name alone does not tell you which interior areas a tour visits.
Lake Mead area, self-driveLake Mead driving audio tour
Use a smartphone audio guide and offline GPS navigation to explore the Lake Mead area in your own vehicle. The digital route adds landscape and regional history to a self-planned drive.
Hoover Dam area, self-driveHoover Dam driving audio tour
Hear the construction story of Hoover Dam while following a digital driving route in your own vehicle. The product supplies commentary and navigation for an independently arranged visit.
Las Vegas departure to Boulder CityBoulder City with return transport
Travel from Las Vegas to Boulder City for around two hours of independent exploring within an approximately five-hour outing. The transport removes the need to drive while leaving the town visit at your own pace.
Las Vegas to Grand Canyon WestGrand Canyon West shuttle
Travel from Las Vegas to Grand Canyon West on a shuttle and arrange the attraction visit separately. The published outbound service includes a Hoover Dam Bridge stop but is not a complete sightseeing package.

O vs KÀ: which Las Vegas Cirque show should you choose?
Choose O for an aquatic stage world. Choose KÀ for an action-led story. Both are live Cirque productions, but their settings and atmosphere make this a meaningful choice.
Compare the experiences →Las Vegas Ticket Guide: which option should you choose?
Clear recommendations, with a reason to choose each experience.

O vs KÀ: which Las Vegas Cirque show should you choose?
Choose O for an aquatic stage world. Choose KÀ for an action-led story. Both are live Cirque productions, but their settings and atmosphere make this a meaningful choice.
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O vs Michael Jackson ONE: water spectacle or music-led Cirque?
Choose O for its aquatic stage setting. Choose Michael Jackson ONE when the music and dance are the main attraction.
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Sphere vs Cirque du Soleil: which Las Vegas experience is right for you?
Sphere’s Wizard of Oz is an immersive film experience. Cirque offers live physical performance. Choose by what you want to watch, not just which venue is most famous.
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High Roller vs Eiffel Tower Las Vegas: compare viewing experiences
Choose a rotating observation-wheel cabin or a stationary viewing deck. Compare the experience, admission window and location before choosing your skyline ticket.
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Shin Lim vs Mat Franco: which Las Vegas magic show?
Compare two magic-focused Las Vegas evenings by performance style, venue and ticket conditions before choosing your show.
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Blue Man Group vs Cirque du Soleil in Las Vegas
Choose between Blue Man Group’s visual comedy and music, O’s aquatic spectacle and KÀ’s physical adventure before comparing ticket prices.
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Mystère vs O: which Las Vegas Cirque show should you book?
Compare Mystère at Treasure Island with O at Bellagio by performance style, theatre location and the evening you want to plan.
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Las Vegas steakhouse food tour vs Resorts World cocktail crawl
Compare the three-hour restaurant itinerary with limousine transfers against the two-hour cocktail-and-tasting experience inside Resorts World.
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Hoover Dam audio guide vs guided tour: transport & entry explained
Choose between a self-drive digital guide and an organised Hoover Dam excursion by looking at transport, interior admission and how independently you want to travel.
Read the comparison →Which experience is right for you?
Start with what matters most. We’ll suggest a fit and explain the tradeoff.
Select a priority to see our recommendation.
Wizard of Oz at Sphere
Choose this for technology-led spectacle and a familiar story. Choose a Cirque show instead if live acrobatics are the priority. Seeing the exterior screen from outside is a separate experience from attending inside.
Keep in mind: Intended for ages 6+; everyone needs a ticket. Check the selected ticket category, entry instructions and current venue guidance before booking.
Read the guide and compare tickets →O by Cirque du Soleil
Choose O for an aquatic stage world. Compare KÀ for a more action-led story or Michael Jackson ONE if familiar music will matter more to your party.
Keep in mind: Minimum age 5. Check the selected ticket category, entry instructions and current venue guidance before booking.
Read the guide and compare tickets →KÀ by Cirque du Soleil
Choose KÀ if an adventure narrative appeals more than an aquatic setting. Compare O for water-based spectacle and Michael Jackson ONE for a soundtrack-led evening.
Keep in mind: Minimum age 3; under 18s need an adult. Check the selected ticket category, entry instructions and current venue guidance before booking.
Read the guide and compare tickets →Michael Jackson ONE
Choose ONE when the music is the main reason to book. If your group is undecided about the soundtrack, compare the theatrical settings of O and KÀ before choosing solely by name recognition.
Keep in mind: Minimum age 5; under 16s need an adult. Check the selected ticket category, entry instructions and current venue guidance before booking.
Read the guide and compare tickets →Blue Man Group
Choose it for rhythm, playful spectacle and visual humour. Compare a Cirque production for acrobatics, or a magic show if illusions are the main draw.
Keep in mind: Sound, lighting and audience interaction are part of the show. Check current age guidance and any splash-zone notice for your chosen seats; family appeal is not a guarantee of suitability for every child.
Read the guide and compare tickets →Shin Lim: Limitless
Choose this for an interest in sleight of hand. For a broader introduction to Vegas entertainment, compare a variety show or Cirque before deciding which type of evening you want.
Keep in mind: Confirm the current venue, age rules, duration and seating arrangement on your selected performance. Residencies and venues can change, so an older review should not determine your arrival address.
Read the guide and compare tickets →Tournament of Kings
Choose this if you want dinner to be part of the event. A standalone theatre ticket plus a restaurant gives more freedom over the menu and pace, but means planning two separate bookings.
Keep in mind: Check exactly which meal is included, dietary arrangements and current age rules. Do not assume every substitution is available or that every seat has the same relationship to the action.
Read the guide and compare tickets →High Roller
Choose High Roller for a moving panorama and a shared cabin experience. Compare the Eiffel Tower for a stationary viewing platform and a different central-Strip perspective.
Keep in mind: Daytime, evening and drinks-inclusive products may have different terms. Do not assume a standard admission includes an open bar or that a cabin is private.
Read the guide and compare tickets →Eiffel Tower viewing deck
Choose the deck for a stationary view you can take in at your own pace within venue rules. Compare High Roller if a rotating cabin is part of the experience you want.
Keep in mind: Restaurant dining, drinks and special packages are separate unless explicitly included. Outdoor operations and visibility can depend on conditions.
Read the guide and compare tickets →Las Vegas Strip helicopter flights
Choose this for the aerial experience itself. For a longer, lower-intensity skyline visit, compare High Roller or the Eiffel Tower instead.
Keep in mind: Check passenger restrictions, identification, check-in deadline and whether hotel transfers are included. Seat assignment and the precise route depend on the operator and conditions.
Read the guide and compare tickets →Grand Canyon West day trips
Choose this if ground travel suits your budget and you can dedicate a day to it. West Rim and South Rim are different destinations with different routes; choose the landscape and format before comparing headline prices.
Keep in mind: Read the exact pickup, admission, meal and Skywalk inclusions. A listing filed under Las Vegas can still depart elsewhere, so the actual meeting point matters more than the city tag.
Read the guide and compare tickets →Hoover Dam tours
Choose a dedicated dam tour when its engineering and history are the priority. Choose a canyon combination only if you prefer a broader day and accept less time at each stop.
Keep in mind: Check the current interior access, security restrictions, minimum age and pickup area. Access can change for operational reasons; an exterior stop is not equivalent to an inside tour.
Read the guide and compare tickets →Jabbawockeez
Our suggestion is Jabbawockeez when watching synchronized dance is the main attraction. Choose Cirque if acrobatic theatre is your priority, or compare Blue Man Group for a more comic visual performance.
Keep in mind: Check the specific production, date, age policy and seat category. Older reviews may discuss a previous production, so do not treat them as a guarantee of the current programme.
Read the guide and compare tickets →Mat Franco: Magic Reinvented Nightly
Shortlist Mat Franco if you prefer a personality-led magic evening. Compare Shin Lim if visual sleight of hand is your main interest. Neither is a substitute for the large ensemble acrobatics of a Cirque production.
Keep in mind: Confirm the selected performance’s age requirements, duration and seating category. Recommended ages and admission minimums are different, so check the booking conditions if attending with children.
Read the guide and compare tickets →Steve Falcon Comedy Hypnosis Hour
Shortlist Steve Falcon if your group enjoys the possibility of audience involvement. Choose Shin Lim or Mat Franco for a magic-focused evening instead; buying admission does not guarantee selection as a volunteer.
Keep in mind: Current ticket guidance starts at age 16, with an adult required for under-18s. General Admission, Prime and VIP are different categories; only count benefits written into your selected option.
Read the guide and compare tickets →Wink World at AREA15
Choose Wink World for immersive light installations. Choose the Museum of Illusions for interactive perspective exhibits on the Strip. Consider your group’s comfort with changing light and sound before choosing.
Keep in mind: This ticket covers Wink World only. It does not include Omega Mart or all AREA15 attractions, and a ticket to another experience should not be assumed to include Wink World.
Read the guide and compare tickets →The Evel Knievel Experience
Choose this for an interest in motorcycles, engineering and American entertainment history. It makes a different daytime stop from a light installation or a Strip observation deck.
Keep in mind: The optional 4D virtual-reality jump is not assumed to be included in standard entry. Route to the museum address, not a similarly named bar.
Read the guide and compare tickets →Mystère by Cirque du Soleil
Choose Mystère for a mix of ensemble acrobatics and playful theatrical moments. Compare O if the water stage is your main draw, KÀ for adventure storytelling or ONE for Michael Jackson’s music.
Keep in mind: This is admission to Mystère at Treasure Island only. Confirm age conditions, any view restriction and the exact seating category for your performance before paying.
Read the guide and compare tickets →Museum of Illusions Las Vegas
Choose this for interactive perspective exhibits on the Strip. Compare Wink World for a more light-and-sound-led experience at AREA15, with a separate journey off the Strip.
Keep in mind: The booking is for Museum of Illusions, not Paradox Museum or Mob Museum. Follow the selected age bands and accompanying-adult conditions rather than assuming children enter free.
Read the guide and compare tickets →Lake Mead driving audio tour
Choose this if you already have a car and want control over stops. Choose a transport-inclusive excursion if you want someone else to manage the driving and meeting arrangements.
Keep in mind: The purchase is digital tour access. It excludes a vehicle, fuel, parking, attraction entry and the required Lake Mead access pass. Include these separate costs when comparing it with a bus tour.
Read the guide and compare tickets →Hoover Dam driving audio tour
Choose the audio guide if you already have transport and want flexible stops. Choose the guided Hoover Dam inside tour if interior admission and an organised excursion are your priorities.
Keep in mind: This is not a dam entry ticket. Transport, parking and entry fees are excluded, including separately ticketed interior or power-plant tours.
Read the guide and compare tickets →Boulder City with return transport
Choose this for cafes, shops and local history away from the Strip. Choose a Hoover Dam excursion if seeing the dam itself is the priority; free time in Boulder City is a different itinerary.
Keep in mind: The listed inclusions are return transportation and water. Meals, shopping and extra activities are separate, and this is not a continuously guided walking tour.
Read the guide and compare tickets →Las Vegas steakhouse food tour
Choose this if an organised restaurant progression is the main event of your evening. Choose the Resorts World cocktail crawl for drinks and food tastings within one resort instead.
Keep in mind: Hotel pickup and drop-off are excluded. The limousine serves the tour itinerary, not private hire for unrestricted use. Menus and restaurant stops follow the operator’s confirmed plan.
Read the guide and compare tickets →Resorts World cocktail crawl
Choose this for a drinks-led evening with tasting portions. Choose the steakhouse food tour when the restaurant itinerary is the main attraction, and budget time for its longer duration.
Keep in mind: Guests must be 21 or older. This is a guided tasting itinerary, not unlimited drinks or an all-access nightlife pass. Do not assume the food tastings replace a full dinner for your party.
Read the guide and compare tickets →Grand Canyon West shuttle
Choose the shuttle when you want to arrange West Rim admission independently. Compare the Grand Canyon West and Hoover Dam bus tour if you prefer a combined itinerary with its own stated inclusions.
Keep in mind: The current offer includes a one-way option. A return must be explicitly available and included in your chosen ticket. Grand Canyon West entry, Skywalk, helicopter and boat activities are excluded.
Read the guide and compare tickets →Plan your Las Vegas visit
The practical details that make the day run more smoothly.

How to choose your first Las Vegas show
Start with the experience your group wants: live acrobatics, immersive film, magic, music or dinner entertainment. Then choose the date and seats.
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Las Vegas show seating: what to check before booking
Seat quality depends on the production, viewing angle and your preferences. Use the actual booking category and venue guidance rather than assuming the nearest seat is always best.
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Las Vegas shows with children: ages, atmosphere & planning
Choose by both admission rules and your child’s tolerance for noise, darkness, late nights and audience interaction. Family appeal is not the same as unrestricted entry.
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Plan a Las Vegas show night: dinner, travel & arrival
Make the performance the anchor, then work backwards from the required arrival time. Leave room for resort walks, security and dinner.
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Sphere seating map for Wizard of Oz: sections & ticket choices
Read a Wizard of Oz seating-map example, compare central and neighbouring sections, and understand what a seat colour or package label does and does not tell you.
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How to get to Sphere Las Vegas and back to your hotel
Plan the venue entrance, walking route, rideshare pickup and post-show journey before choosing your Wizard of Oz session.
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Sphere bag policy, mobile tickets and entry checklist
Avoid an unnecessary trip back to the hotel: prepare your admission ticket, check bag rules and plan luggage storage before arriving at Sphere.
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Las Vegas airport to the Strip: taxi, rideshare or bus?
Choose a transfer from Harry Reid Airport to your hotel, find the correct pickup area and plan a realistic first evening in Las Vegas.
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Can you see two Las Vegas shows in one night?
Check running times, theatre locations and arrival deadlines before combining Sphere, Cirque or another show in the same evening.
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Las Vegas first-visit itinerary: plan three days around shows
A flexible three-day plan combining Sphere, a live show and Strip attractions without filling every hour with prepaid activities.
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How to get to Sphere from Venetian, Palazzo, LINQ & Bellagio
Compare hotel departure points, the Venetian bridge approach, car drop-off and the journey home, with official maps and walking-direction links.
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Wizard of Oz Sphere tickets: admission vs premium packages
Compare the verified admission listing with Sphere’s Good Witch and Bad Witch packages, including seating, extras and the limits of our current booking links.
Plan your visit →Save 5% on your first booking
Explore the first-booking offer and check eligibility before choosing your tickets.