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!

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

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 went with a group of 4 without any expectation since I have not heard of him before. The show is…read morelocated at the Paris hotel with a small venue about 200-250 people. I just want to say WOW!! This show definitely blew our expectation out the door. Jeff had all of us laughing from start to finish. He comedy consists of humor with a bit of impromptu, juggling stunts, multiple volunteers from the audience both kids and adults, and a great performance to end the show. This show is family friendly and to bring kids. Everyone who volunteered receive a gift for participating. Be sure to hang around after the show to meet Jeff himself. I recommend checking out this show. It's not one of those big name shows everyone goes to see but Jeff will surely keep you entertained and laughing throughout the whole show.

Seen this many times, hysterical and charming and so much fun! Enjoyable whether you're 8 or 80!read more

It's a great venue for standup comedians. We've been here a few times and getting in and out of the…read moreHorseshoe is straightforward. Park at the Paris Hotel and when you come down the escalator go straight for Paris or right for Horseshoe. The venue is dark and the seats are decent. The seating could use a little more cushioning but it's okay when you're there for just a 60-90 min show. There's also a bar but the drinks are way too expensive. Hopefully the hotel can come down on some of their ridiculous prices.

I had a blast at this Laugh Factory. It's very easy to find inside the Horsehoe hotel casino - just…read morefollow the many signs pointing you to the escalator that takes you directly to the club. Some evenings they offer an early show around 6:30pm as well as a completely different (separate admission) 8pm or 8:30pm show. And on weekends they offer an additional late show. The drinks are expensive but they are easy to purchase, either directly from the bar, or from a cocktail server table side. I felt very welcomed by the greeter who scanned my ticket and explained the house rules (no phones, no cameras, etc..) and my cocktail waitress was very nice and polite. I'll keep an eye out for more shows here. It was a good time.

I watched the Miss Behave Show at the Plaza Hotel. The venue is nice and pretty big. Get your…read moreparking ticket validated. We had a seat right in the front. Up, close and personal. Lol. All the acts were awesome and entertaining. The host was also so fun and engaging. I definitely recommend this show.

This is a review of the Las Vegas show, which is no longer operating. This was a fun show, and…read morelikely is different every night, since it relies heavily on audience participation on where the show goes. The host and her "assistant" were hilarious. The skits and exercises on how the audience earned "points" was also a lot of fun. I see online that this show has moved onto several cruise ships. If you get a chance to see this show, and if you have an open mind, you should go see this show. Lots of fun.

Such a fun experience!! Entertaining and energetic from start to finish and variety doesn't even…read morebegin to sum up this show!! When you arrive they seat you and then a server will come over and take your drink order! There is also a bar area if you do not want to wait for the server to come over. Another person is walking around changing your big bills to $1 for the show. They explain that whenever you see something you like/enjoy/impressed by you throw the $1 towards the stage to show appreciation! Even people seated in the back will toss the $ so there are dollars everywhere! The lights dim, the show opens and the fun begins! Now I'm sure it's different each time but definitely worth the price of admission! Check it out while in Vegas, you won't be disappointed!

It's a testament to Vegas talent in general, but I have yet to attend a less than stellar show here…read morein town. I know w all the residencies and cirque style, absinth type shows, Vegas is used to big names. But even the smaller, more unique theaters are putting on amazing productions. Mavericks is no exception. From the emcee to the ushers, crew and performers the show and talent were jam packed. Music was on point. Even the playlist prior to the opening. Anyway, emcee 'miss behave' was absolutely hilarious and full of overt and dry humor. The performers and their stage personalities were quite unique and super fun. Very high energy. Not to mention some outrageous talents. Talents that are rare to see at such an intimate venue. And a nice mixture of burlesque, old school Vegas in there. Servers and other staff made you want for nothing and everything was easy peezy. Highly recommend.

I know that Hope Road is currently on hiatus and sounds like they're revamping their show for…read moreSpring 2026. Immersive shows that require audience participation are tough even in Vegas (ex: Disco Show closed down, same premise.) If your time slot group is small, everyone is shy or somehow Southern Baptist and don't believe in dancing, the experience is going to be not as fun. The show starts out as a reggae dance hall with a DJ and a bar. The drinks are super expensive. Make it more affordable and I think people will loosen up. Subsequent rooms have a fairytale quality in retelling the story of Bob Marley. If you didn't see his biopic prior to coming to the show, I'd advise doing that so you have the gist of the timeline of his life. The show is heavily dependent on how much you're willing to dance to the music with whoever else is with you. If everyone stands around while the performers dance around you, it's going to feel like a long show. When I went, I had just arrived back from a cruise to Jamaica maybe 2-3 days earlier. Of course I came back with a terrible sunburn and physically couldn't dance because my skin hurt so bad. Lol of course. I felt bad because I try to be a good sport so the performers don't feel bad if everyone isn't participating, but all I could do is sway. If you don't like to participate in shows, are very shy, don't like reggae this show isn't for you. If you like to dance and you're interested in Bob Marley, I'd go to this. Visited: October 2025

Had such a great time at the Bob Marley Hope Road experience in Las Vegas. From the moment you walk…read morein, the energy is electric and the vibe feels authentic, like a celebration of Bob Marley's legacy rather than a typical performance. The cast is incredibly talented and genuinely passionate about the music, and the production is beautifully done. The way they mix live music with immersive visuals and audience interaction makes you feel part of the experience, not just watching it. The show takes you into different rooms with each one having its own experience. They even have a few bars set up throughout so you can grab a drink along the way. A must see show in Vegas!

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.

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.