Very awesome experience. Especially Vincent in the claw experience. He was more than helpful and…read moreawesome with my 10 year old.

This was so fun there is so much things to do!! There summer deal was so worth it had fun!!read more

What a fantastic show! From the beginning to the end. We've seen Circus du Soleil shows before,…read morebut not this one. It was fun to see all of the acrobatic stunts and diving. A family show for the most part. I'm not sure if I want one of my kids watching a grown man in a thong dancing. However, I get there is a need to grab the attention of all and some like that. There is a great deal of skilled individuals in this show, and every one of them played an important role and put on a show you will enjoy!

What a fun show!…read more Pros: - I had watched the show before, but maybe 20 years ago. I was surprised and pleased to see that the show was different - The clowns were so funny - Like all cirque shows, no English, so it's perfect for kids, and for my parents who don't speak English - A very nice mix of jaw dropping stunts and funny interludes - Upstairs bathrooms were clean and freeeeeeezing. Kind of refreshing after sitting in the swampy humid theater - Live musicians and singers were amazing! I thought it was a recording only to look over and seeing them perform with such vim and vigor Cons: - So expensive! We sat on the balcony and it was still so pricy - No intermissions Would I come again? If I had the money, yes

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)!

Incredible. Magic…read morehas always been something that intrigued me, but seeing it live is a completely different experience. No matter how hard I tried, I couldn't stop wondering how he was doing any of it. Mat Franco is probably best known for winning Season 9 of America's Got Talent and now performs his residency, Magic Reinvented Nightly, at The LINQ in Las Vegas. I don't want to say too much because part of the fun is experiencing it for yourself. What I loved most was how much he interacted with the audience. It didn't feel like he was just performing at the crowd. He involved people throughout the show and made the entire room feel part of the experience. Every time I thought I had something figured out, another trick would happen and completely change my mind. Seeing magic on TV is one thing, but seeing it happen right in front of you is mind-blowing. If you've ever been curious about magic or wanted to see a Vegas show that's different from the typical concerts and productions, I would definitely recommend this one. I left amazed and still thinking about some of the tricks afterward.

Wednesday, 4-01-2026: We walked over to The Linq from Harrah's where Mat Franco has his own…read moretheater. I thought the seating was strange. It was a bunch of chairs huddled together. As soon as we sat down we became immediately chilled. The A/C was blowing full force from the vents in the wall behind us! Brrrr! It became so intolerable that my hubby mentioned our discomfort to one of the ushers. She kindly sat us closer to the stage on a nice cushioned bench. I couldn't believe that they made such nice accommodations for us! Mat Franco is very engaging and very family oriented. We enjoyed his magic show, which is family friendly. You could hear the kids let out oooohs and aaaahs throughout the show. We highly recommend this very entertaining show.

This show was amazing!! Frederic Da Silva is crazy awesome!…read moreIf you don't believe in mind reading, see this show!! You will become a believer!! What a great show! Audience participation was great! Idk how he does what he does, but he's amazing!! What a nice guy too! Didn't want the show to end!!

We came to Vegas for my best friend's bachelorette party, and one of her requests was to go see a…read moremagic show. As MOH, I planned the party and spent a lottt of time going through reviews on Yelp and Reddit bc there was a lot of pressure to find the best option and decide for the group. Many reviews of the bigger shows said the performers had been doing it for so long that they looked like they were just going through the motions.. that the acts were unimpressive.. that the theater was so big you could only see the tricks on a screen, or that it was overpriced. After all my research, I'm SO glad I decided on Frederic -- the bride said this magic show was her favorite part of the trip!! (and we went to Tao dayclub the day before lol) :) I love that it was in a small, intimate theater, so that you were up close no matter where you sat. And there was SO much audience interaction -- our bride even caught a frisbee and got to go on stage -- which was fun and helped make it even more special for her. The mentalism was such a cool departure from traditional physical magic tricks -- we all loved it and had many *gasp* moments. We even got to meet Frederic after, and he performed more mentalism up close, which was cool. HIGHLY recommend this show!! (Also, it was $30/ticket, which is a price you cannot beat in Vegas)

Shawna is amazing. 10/10 no notes. Had an incredible time. The simulators were so fun and the food…read more(guac and shrimp) was so good! Can't wait to come back.

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!

Loved, loved, loved this show!!! We were so entertained! It's a great mixture of acrobatics, cool…read moretricks, and overall wild west raunchiness! When the hot crooner started singing about being with men and women, I was nearly on the floor laughing! Great show with all of the typical saloon types, the madam, the employees, the mayor, preacher, etc. It was just hilariously great! The whole ambiance was very wild west and it showed all over. They really put a lot of work into this place! Everything from just the stage to the restrooms was on-theme. We were seated up on the stage which I don't necessarily think were the best seats in the end but it was great to be up there with the action around us. Next time I would get in front of the stage though. Really was a top notch show! The quiet nuns were also a laughing riot too!

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.

I finally got to see Michael Jackson ONE by Cirque du Soleil, and WOW... what an incredible show!…read more From the moment it started, I was completely captivated. Every performance had me on the edge of my seat, and I couldn't stop smiling. The acrobatics were breathtaking, the choreography was incredible, and the way they combined Michael Jackson's music with Cirque du Soleil's creativity was absolutely brilliant. Since I know all of Michael Jackson's songs, it made the experience even more exciting. I found myself singing along in my head the entire time! Every act left me saying, "Wow!" and wondering how they pulled it off. The energy was nonstop, and every performance was exciting, creative, and so much fun from beginning to end. I'm a huge Cirque du Soleil fan in general. I've seen almost every Cirque show that I could. Unfortunately, I missed a few that are no longer running, such as IRIS in Los Angeles and, in Las Vegas, R.U.N. and LOVE (The Beatles). Whenever a touring Cirque du Soleil show comes to the Bay Area, I always make time to see it. If you're a Michael Jackson fan, this show is an absolute must-see. And if you already love Cirque du Soleil like I do, you'll have an amazing time. It's definitely one of the most entertaining shows I've ever seen!

LOUD!!! Dangerously loud! Mandalay Bay must reduce the volume of the Michael Jackson ONE show by…read moreCirque du Soleil. The volume level of this show is dangerous. I had to leave the show early. I probably won't get my money back. However, I probably saved a bit of my hearing by leaving the show early. The volume level is so high, that I wouldn't be surprised if it is illegal, if it isn't, it should be. If it is illegal, a class action lawsuit should be pursued. This is outrageous. Is Vegas so unprotected by by health and safety regulations that Cirque du Soleil producers can get away with this?