PROS: this place is free, has a souvenir shop, shows a wide collection of apparel used by Gaga, and…read morethe staff is nice CONS: a little smaller than I thought it would be OVERALL: despite its size I think any Gaga fan would fall in love with this place

If you love Lady Gaga, stop by Park MGM to see a display of her outfits and headpieces…read more The store sells a few t-shirts and describes her mission, Born This Way. I loved how folks had dropped in their slot cash out tickets for donations. Follow the Dolby Live signs to find House of Gaga.

We went to see the Legendary Barry Manilow 8/20/26 Thursday 7:00 pm... WE LOVED THE SHOW HE LOOKS…read moreGREAT AND SOUNDS GREAT ... we danced and sang thoroughly enjoying the experience! Best concert of my life! Then the show abruptly ended 40 mins in...due to the computer having issues which controls the sound and lighting and projection graphics . Vegas.com where we bought our tickets refunded the full amount and we are all good. Our family who bought through ticket master are having more of an issue but should get a refund as well. We will avoid Ticketmaster in the future

What a fun walk through memory lane, including hearing his newest release. The theater (2 bars…read moreinside), show production, event staff, Westgate itself and parking (first 3 hours free to locals) were all fabulous. Mr. Manilow had the voice and piano skills we remembered. He did seem a bit frail, perhaps still recovering from recent health battles. We wish him well. The stage, band and backup folks were great. The seats were comfortable, and we enjoyed waving the provided glow sticks. We were a bit surprised to see the giant monitor which scripted movement, jokes, song lyrics and more. Other shows we've been fortunate enough to attend felt more organic...maybe we just didn't see those monitors. It's Vegas so we saw all manners of dress, but in general folks dressed up more than we usually see for an 8pm Friday show. One last note, the women's restroom is up an escalator and down is via a beautiful curving staircase. Not many stalls so maybe stop before entering the theater.

I had a great time at Rich Little's show last week…read more I know some previous reviews mentioned his political jokes, but I found them lighthearted, balanced, and delivered in good spirit. For me, the humor felt classic and entertaining rather than harsh or negative. It was a real treat to see him perform live and be reminded of the style of late-night entertainment from years past. His performance had a nostalgic quality that made the evening especially memorable. Rich Little brought back wonderful memories with his authentic impersonations and engaging stage presence. I'm very glad I had the chance to see him still performing live. My thanks to the production staff and hosts for putting together such an enjoyable show. I would definitely recommend it, especially for audiences who appreciate classic entertainment. He was genuinely funny and gave the audience the sense that they were hearing personal stories and insights from his experiences with many famous people.

I've always wanted to see Rich Little in person and I finally made it happen. I've watched him on…read moretelevision for years and I'm so happy to see that he still has it. He looks great, and sounds great. He's in his 80's and it's amazing to see the energy and wit he still has. I'm very grateful I had a chance to see him. His impressions took me way back and I still think he's great.

We had seen Tap Face a couple years ago when his show just started so decided t9 check it out…read moreagain. Tape Face is an interesting and funny guy who puts on a great show. As far as I can tell, he changes up parts of it time to time so if you see him again, parts most likely have changes. The venue is nice and quaint, with friendly staff and even free play arcade games for the kids while waiting for the show. This show is great and hilarious although Tape Face never talks during the show but uses alot of audience members for his acts and skits. Unfortunately, no photos or videos allowed during the show. Overall, we had a fun and entertaining time.

This show is silly, but very funny and entertaining. The entire staff were very friendly and…read morehelpful. The show had a lot of crowd interaction.

My wife and I watched Akon and Neyo here. Venue is small. The main entrance is tiny and so…read morecongested. But Akon and Neyo were amazing! Venue is old and just ok. Had a lot of fun. I'm glad they had Mango Cart in the tall can. Mango Cart is my favorite beer. Thanks Akon, Neyo and Grand Garden Arena!

This place sucks. For the amount of money they overcharge…read morefor tickets you sit in folding chairs barely attached to weak aluminum stands. One person moves everyone moves.

Went and saw Americas Got Talent winner, and Las Vegas Mirage headliner, Terry Fator last night…read more Always a great time under the stars in Tuachan with Lisa! Now for Mr Fator.....we'll just say a real lack of effort for the show. Only thing on stage was a mic stand a stool, and yes a cheap EZ-UP canopy with a pair of clamp on lights inside.....this was the storage area for the puppets and the assistant. And you've never seen anyone hate her job more than this chick. Sour expression, kinda drug the puppets away when Terry was done. On the big screen they played a duet with another ventriloquist in Spanish, yes that's right....we watched a YouTube type video of 2 ventriloquists doing a Spanish duet! Puppets were cool, would have been great to see Micheal Jackson (in person, not on video), Dolly Parton (in person, not on video), Willie Nelson ((in person, not on video), Justin Bieber (in person, not on video) Ozzy Osborne (in person, not on video). That's right, those puppets were played from pre recorded videos. Then Terry sang a song he wrote that "everyone insists he sing and is disappointed when he doesn't" about a 6 year old boy who loves horses and dies of cancer before he can ride one called "Horses In Heaven". First of all, lovely sentiment...but really awful lyrics....and I've enclosed a picture of the one of the images he showed while singing. As far as the writing for the show, probably only 15 minutes of clever laugh out loud stuff, remainder was met with groans for its "lack of effort" as I started out with..... Thank goodness the theater is world class 'cause this guy really underperformed to a sold out venue.

I bought tickets for an early Father's Day gift, and it went wonderfully! Terry was super amazing,…read moreand every minute of the show was a wonder to behold. I thought it was going to be more of a comedy show at first. I did not know anything about Terry beforehand and did not look up anything about the show. But I had a great time. This show is mostly music and song covers with Terry doing his various voice impressions with the puppets. I'll be honest though, some of the puppets were too human-like and kind of gave me nightmare fuel to look at! The show itself is an hour long, but it went by pretty fast, which is a good or bad thing depending on how you see it. The theater itself was smaller than expected but better for viewing! I brought two booth seats in section A/B, and they were extra comfy and had a direct line of sight to the stage. The tickets themselves weren't too bad, under $100 each. If you're coming in from the front entrance of the Strat, just turn right and keep going until you see a pair of escalators! Then go up, and you'll be right there; they have a bar in front to order alcohol or drinks from, as you can't order from your seats.

This was such a fun, FREE experience! We stumbled across it the day after we went to see BSB at the…read moreSphere. We were only walking around the Palazzo after a heavy brunch were so excited to see this fan experience. I couldn't believe something so fun was free, as I feel those types of experiences in Vegas have become nearly extinct. Backstreet Boys videos were played and projected on a wall, and the music was piped throughout the whole two story experience. BSB airlines was a huge theme and you could take a photo inside a private jet as well as in the airplane seats. They were super low and I currently have an injury so I didn't try those for fear I would never get back up, but they looked really fun. There were old magazine covers and posters with the Backstreet Boys that took me straight back to teen years with my BSB poster covered walls. You could write on a little postcard your favorite BSB moment and put it on a giant map based on where you live. The only negative experience was I messed something up on mine and crinkled it up and asked for a new one and was told it was only one per person. That felt a little stingy, but I just brushed it off and moved on to the next thing to look at. There was a really cool experience where you could pretend you were on the set of TRL with giant cardboard cut outs of the Backstreet Boys and take a professional photo. We really enjoyed that. Upstairs there was a giant giant gift shop, that sold way more merchandise than currently at the concert. So naturally, we bought a few things. There was another photo op with giant letters that spelt out Backstreet Boys. It was just a really fun and lighthearted way to spend a half hour. The staff were really kind and patient as well.

Cool experience located at the Venetian, however, only the top part of it was open while we were…read morethere so didn't get the full experience. There was karaoke and bracelet making. Also, a BSB merchandise shop which was over priced.

CES has become a yearly tradition for me. I like to walk everything within a few days and I get…read morethousands of step in when I come here. Seeing technology constantly improving and getting more interesting is always fun for me. This is the type of conference that would be good for all just to see what's out there and what's coming next.

I enjoyed to see high tech and cool stuff there. I think this year was less companies. I didn't see…read moreanything surprised. Few years ago I saw very thin , super high resolution and transparent TV. I was very surprised it. I saw some upgraded one but not much changed. I didn't see google booth this year too. I hope next year is better.