I was in Vegas for a few days and realized the Aces' home opener lined up perfectly with my trip…read moresuch an easy decision to grab a ticket! I stayed at Park MGM and was pleasantly surprised that T-Mobile Arena is literally right across the street. No dealing with crazy Uber/Lyft prices, which was a huge win. The timing couldn't have been better it was opening night and their championship ring ceremony. Watching the team receive their 2025 championship rings in person was an incredible experience. The energy in the arena was unmatched! Seeing A'ja Wilson, Jackie Young, and Chelsea Gray play at home was absolutely electric. The arena itself is clean, well-organized, and easy to navigate. Staff were super friendly and helpful, which made the experience even better. If you're in Vegas during the WNBA season, I highly recommend catching an Aces game. I'll definitely be back next time I'm in town!

Ok so my nephews favorite fighter in the UFC is Charles Oliveira and he was making his comeback…read morefight after a stunning loss in his last fight vs Ilia Topuria to fight Max Holloway in Las Vegas at T-Mobile Arena at UFC 326. So he is a good kid-does well in school,about to graduate high school,so he asked his dad if he could take him to watch the fight live as a graduation gift. Well once they decided to go,they extended the invite to myself & his grandmother,who is my 73 year old mother. Well this was going to be my mother's 1st UFC event,so to say she was beyond excited is a massive understatement. We secured tickets thru our membership to UFC Fight Club-which gives members presale access to all live UFC events. We arrived in Vegas on Saturday morning and after dropping off the bags and grabbing a quick bite we headed off to T-Mobile for UFC 326. I love how T-Mobile handles security for these events as you don't have to empty your pockets,you just walk thru and it scans you and if they see something they stop you,otherwise you just walk right in the stadium. T-Mobile Arena is located on Las Vegas Blvd,tucked off the street between the New York-New York Casino and the Park MGM Casino.Very easy access for walk ups or drops offs if you are coming from far away. It's a pretty modern stadium-Home of both the WNBA Champion Las Vegas Aces and former NHL Champs Vegas Golden Knights. This stadium is for sure built to put on larger than life events,so I had zero doubt UFC 326 would go off without a hitch. My seats for this event were the last row at the very top of the stadium,so I can now truly say,there is not a bad seat in the house and the views are amazing from every seat. I'm not a small guy,so arena seating can get tight at times,but I had zero issues with the seats being too crunched together at T-Mobile. I did see two fights break out between fans in the hallways while the event was going on,but both times security swarmed quickly and dissolved the situation before it got out of hand-I don't think my mother even noticed the fights. Drinks and food are typical arena big event Vegas prices,but at least this arena does have every option available but honestly I don't eat or drink too much at sporting events,I think I had a tall can for like $18 or something pretty close to that. Getting out of the stadium was chaotic,at least where we sat due to everyone being funneled to one escalator to service many sections of the stadium-which may have led a bit to the unrest from a few of the overly emotional fans who may have been a bit overly excited about the last fight results-but it's UFC-it's kind of expected to have a rowdy fanbase. Once out of the arena-we made our way to many of the neighboring bars and restaurants in the area for a lively Saturday night in Las Vegas. In closing-If you find yourself with an upcoming event,be it a concert,a hockey game,a basketball game or a UFC event,I guarantee this arena will provide you everything needed to have a great time-like my mother who had the time of her life at her 1st UFC event at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.

Had trouble finding this page on Yelp as the theater now goes by the name International Showroom,…read morenamed after the original name of the hotel back when Elvis performed here. Came to see a one night performance by Daniel Emmet and Pia Toscano. The show was amazing. The sound was excellent. The lighting was perfect. The seats were comfortable. The ushers were very friendly. I would easily come back here for another show. Drawbacks... the north garage is a little far from the theater. It smelled like marijuana near the entrance to the building and in various places inside. It's a strange mix of people dressed nicely and people looking for a place to pass out at 6 in the afternoon. In short, park near the front of the resort, maybe valet if you can. The theater is great. And if you ever get the chance to see Daniel Emmet or Pia Toscano in concert, GO! They are incredible.

This showroom now known as the LVH Theater, has been home to such famous entertainers as Elvis,…read moreLiberace, and many others. The theatre is the home of some excellent visiting shows. I went to see a one night only concert by Liza Minnelli tonight. She was fantastic. The theatre has been upgraded as far as lighting and sound over the years, but it has become a bit tired in the seating. The seating needs renovating to bring it into the 21st century and not make you think you're there to see Annette Funicello or even Elvis. The venue is large. It seats over 1,500. There are restrooms and a bar on the side of the theatre and drinks are allowed at your seat. I'll continue to see shows here. I have tickets for June for Glen Campbell's stop in Las Vegas on his farewell tour. It's seems fitting that an older entertainer like him would be performing in this venue, but it brings out the people--including me!

My Devil Horn finger's awaken and I've rocked many nights away at " The Venetian Theatre " at The…read moreVenetian Hotel. Well, actually I stay on The Palazzo side where the upper crust stay but that's irrelevant to my review.. When it comes to seeing a show this is my favorite venue in Vegas.... First off front row is really an amazing seat cause your literally on the stage so and a fist bump can happen at any moment with your favorite artist. Sound quality is sonically amazing and security is not in front of you but they monitor the idiots trying to upgrade... Cause it's a casino show most shows start at 8 to 8:30 and end by 10PM so you can hit the tables... Booze is sold at the bar so you can bring in a cocktail but beware it's a mortgage payment for a round so don't say I'm buying when your hanging with friends, TRUST ME!

Date of visit: July 24, 2026…read more All the times I've visited The Venetian (and even stayed a few times), I had no idea this theatre existed. I actually thought it was the Voltaire auditorium but found out the hard way that it was not the day we were seeing Mrs. Doubtfire--good thing we had time to hightail it across the casino! The venue is surprisingly large and very well done overall. It is showing some signs of age as my armrest was a bit loose. There are some oddities as well with the layout; we were in Row AA of the second section and there is only one way in and out of the row, which seems like a potential hazard. The sound was a bit off to me as well, but I often feel like Broadway shows have the music up too loud that it often drowns out some of the lyrics. Restrooms are all downstairs and seem a bit small and insufficient for the number of patrons at a show--can't imagine the line at intermission if the last 30 rows of Mrs. Doubtfire hadn't been empty!

The workers here are SO professional and kind. The will-call folks were efficient and chatty. The…read moresecurity was clear with their instructions without being overly aggressive. And the ushers were polite and helpful. The bathrooms were easy to identify and clean, but lines were long (common at most shows I've been to). I do recommend bringing ear plugs, as the sound in here is LOUD. Also I'm not sure if this was a product of the show I attended or the audience I was around but I was shocked that no one near me stood for the performance.

Truly one of the best venues in town for not only acoustics, but ambiance and quality of shows…read more Every seat in the theater has a great view and it feels like you're right there with the audience. What really stood out to me was how efficient it was to actually access the theater and the lines moved very quickly. Make it a point to grab a drink beforehand. One hack is that they have the artist souvenoir store outside on the casino floor so you can buy your stuff at another point on your trip. I had the honor of seeing Adele and it still lives rent free in my head!

The first time I went to Enchant I was blown away by the beautiful lights. Now with a child who is…read morejust old enough to appreciate the magic of it all, I was excited to set him loose in this winter wonderland. We bought our tickets online fairly in advance because we wanted to make sure we got a time that worked for everyone before it sold out. It took a couple days as their web page was a little glitchy, but finally succeeded. When you enter they have a handicapped entrance that bypasses the main line, and then a stroller line, and general lines for everyone else. Throughout the park they have drink stands, some have hot coco, some are more alcoholic drinks. The main area you will find food (which I totally missed the first time I went) is located up the ramp near the entrance where they had a play space for kids and story time. It is filled with food options, toys, and other cool things to buy. I recommend the bubble toys they sell close to the entrance, my son lost his mind with joy over it, as did every kid I saw with one. Upstairs they also had Santa's house. I will say its a bit of a bait and switch. There was a dude saying oh there's no like for Santa, and pictures with him come with your tickets. I was like wow that's a great deal if that's true. However had sneaking suspicion to get the pictures digital or otherwise would be an extra cost...and it was lol it was like 50 I think for 2 and 70 for 4. If you try to share the pics through the link they give they will charge you even more. I wouldn't have gotten them personally since I didn't really prepare the way I looked to invest in pictures that night, but my fiancé really wanted them. I will say the Santa was excellent. My son was not scared of him at all, and he looked like a very European Santa which I thought was cool. The lower area is a giant maze and they give you a scratch game for when you find the scavenger hunt items. This year it was different nut crackers. Within the maze are also spots for cute photo opportunities like sculptures you can sit in, pianos kids can run on, a giant light up floor for kids to dance on etc. Outside of the maze on the main floor they also have a giant slide, but its only for single riders, and they have to be three years old or older. The ice rink also looks tempting, but with that much volume on the ice its pretty scratched up. I feel more coordinated on smoother ice. I think the experience overall is really lovely and reasonable for 35 dollars with all the work they put into it. I am not sure of the cost for the extra activities though. I am sure it could add up if you have a lot of kids, so many like a discount for buying over 4 tickets would not hurt. I think its worth it to check out at least once to get into the festive spirit.

This place has so much to do. Ice skating, a new snow slide, fake snow and of course The amazing…read moreworld largest Christmas light maze. This year's you have to find 8 missing nutcracker to be able to save Christmas. Personally, the quest to find the nutcracker made it that much more fun. You didnt just walk through cute lights and call it a night. It made it very interactive and made you want to stay longer to finish the quest. Along the way you can stay warm with hot cocoa, and hot apple cider. They can spike the drinks for the adults to stay extra warm. On top when you exit they have a bunch of cute shops. We stopped in at got a caricature done. It sealed a perfect christmas night in a funny way. Enchant sincerely goes out of there way to make this light show epic for the holidays season. Ive been to many Xmas shows in Vegas and this is thee best.

My last edc was 2018, I had so much fomo last year watching the live streams that I convinced all…read moreof my friends to go with me for one last time. We were able to get vip tier 1 tickets which was really great because it was $1k each . It's kind of crazy how much more expensive ticket prices are now compared to the first edc I went to which was in la , I think it was $65/$70 for a ticket . I don't remember it being so crowded but even the VIP areas are so so crowded , it reminded me of GA 10 years ago . I did go to GA for a little bit and that was just insane . The VIP viewing areas for kinetic field on the floor was great but the elevated viewing areas for kinetic field were too far away to really hear the music very well . The VIP bathrooms were nice but I ended up just using the porta potty because I didn't have any patience to stand in line for the regular restroom . The VIP beauty bar is FCFS and your girl has no patience to wait in line so I didn't end up doing any of it . I was able to snag a ABH vip gift bag tho !! I didn't get to try any of the free breakfast . EDC is super super oversold compared to before , and there are also like 3x the amount of stages now that you end up spending a lot of time just walking around from stage to stage . I think each day I walked a total of 20,000 steps . Parking in the north brown lot is the closest one to the venue entrance . Vibes were great and I think everyone was pretty friendly . I think the trinkets / stickers people are trading now are so so cute . I am hoping next year it will not be as packed ! I did end up getting weekend 2 tickets LOL . I don't think vip was super worth it for me so I just got GA+ for next year . EDC always has the best fireworks and they are just getting better and better

EDC is the adult version of Disneyland! You have to experience it to understand why it's the…read morehappiest place on earth. I can't help it and I keep going back. I've been 6 times already. Insomniac has officially taken all my money, and my wallet is definitely not happy. But IT IS THE HAPPIEST PLACE ON EARTH. The way tickets come out immediately after the event ends is crazy when I haven't even made it up the stairs at Cosmic Meadow yet. A huge reason I keep coming back is the production. It's honestly 10/10. The stages and fireworks are hands down the best and have ruined every other fireworks show for me. The drone show was also really cool, and the music is hype since they always bring in huge artists every year. Put isoXO, Dimension, Sullivan King, and Reaper on the line up next year pls!!!!! Also, the vibes are amazing, and most of the people I interacted with were super friendly. I exchanged kandi and little trinkets with so many people throughout the weekend, which honestly makes the experience even more special. Getting there and leaving is probably the most frustrating part of the experience. I've only driven or taken the shuttles, and the shuttle situation can really be hit or miss depending on what time you leave. Sometimes the wait can be up to 1.5-2 hours, which gets annoying when all you want to do after the festival is go back to the hotel and sleep. My one major complaint is that the event feels oversold now. The first time I went was in 2016, and my most recent was in 2026, and the difference in crowd size is huge. Every year feels more and more packed because they continue to oversell tickets. Even with VIP, it can get so crowded that it's hard to fully enjoy all the perks. I'm hoping the move to 2 weekends of EDC helps fix this next year and that they stop overselling, but Insomniac definitely loves profits. See you under the electric sky

We were very excited to visit Glittering Lights for the first time (Saturday), but we left just a…read morelittle disappointed. The experience started off on a frustrating note as we waited in line for a little over an hour. The system they use to funnel cars in really needs to be revised because it felt pretty chaotic. After sitting in line for about 35 minutes, an employee suddenly opened two additional lanes to the left of us. Cars raced past, and about 30 to 40 vehicles that had been behind us ended up well ahead of us. It was discouraging. Once we finally made it in, we were given five mini candy canes, pamphlets, and vouchers for our drinks. We ordered two hot chocolates and two apple ciders. The drinks came in collectible plastic cups, which was a nice touch, but they were not hot at all. They were barely lukewarm, which was disappointing, especially on a chilly night. After grabbing our drinks, we had to wait in another line to enter the lights. This line funneled five lanes down into one and also allowed Fast Pass holders to merge in and cut the line, adding another 30 to 35 minutes to our wait. While we waited, we listened to their HoHo Radio. In theory, it's a fun idea with Christmas music, movie trivia, and little holiday extras. It runs through YouTube on your phone, so every time you want to take pictures, the radio stops and has to be reloaded. After about 20 minutes of that, we switched to a music app so we could enjoy nonstop Christmas music. As for the lights, there were some creative and cute themes. But the crazy number of ad displays was completely overwhelming. Sponsor lights for plumbers, lawyers, restaurants, fast food chains, orthodontists, hospitals, a psychiatric clinic and more were mixed right in with the themed displays. The amount of ads felt excessive and really took away from the magic. I understand the need for sponsors, but the ads in the booklet they hand out to every car would have been more than enough. At the end of the ride there is a living nativity scene. It was interesting to say the least. Not at all what I was expecting, but I give them kudos for putting something together. Oh last thing... I have to give a huge shoutout to the staff members. They were all friendly, welcoming, and informative. Their great service was refreshing and honestly one of the highlights of the night. Overall, our party of five enjoyed the variety of lights along the three mile stretch, but the long waits, line issues, lukewarm drinks, and overwhelming amount of ads along the way really spoiled the experience for us. It's a magical experience, then you turn your head to see an ad sign for a Plumbing company. If they really want to include Ad lights, they should put all ads at the front or end of the ride, that way it doesn't take away from the magic. Tip: Make sure you have a full tank of gas, empty bladders for the kids, and some fun activities or games to entertain your group before you get in line. If you visit on a weekend, you are almost guaranteed to wait at least an hour.

I've been to a few car driving Christmas lights and this one falls flat compared to the many I've…read morebeen too. First, there is no music so it's a bit awkward having to play your own tunes instead of radioing into something they coordinated. The lights themselves are cool but without music it was just a bit plain and boring. We ended up getting a Groupon deal for $31 which came with 4 drinks (hot chocolate/ hot cider) which was nice. I'd recommend maybe if you have kids but otherwise it's nothing too spectacular. Note - Coming after 7-8pm may lead to a 1+ hour wait. I arrived at 6 and waited maybe 30-45 minute to start the track which took another 45 minutes.

High quality, real football finally comes to Las Vegas! You have to check this team out no matter…read morewhat! They won the first ever championship in the UFL, the games are fun to bring the family or friends to, tickets are super affordable. It's about time we get some real sports action in Vegas. Thanks Locos for being our team!