I originally bought tickets for a January show at the original location, that got relocated to this…read morenew location, and then cancelled. After emailing, a refund was issued- very reasonable and friendly email encounter and no issue to refund as the dates they rescheduled for we were unable to attend. Then, Bought tickets on a coupon code for BOGO 50% for a July show which we attended! I'd say the concept and appeal is very cool, the creativity was high, but the execution lacks a bit in comfort, service, and food quality. *I do want to mention that the movie we watched was Wicked (much longer than other movies) and it was marketed on social media as a "Fork n' Sing". Upon entering Area 15, the only direction given on the email is to go to the 2nd floor. (Where on the second floor? I guessed correctly and asked some others that I could tell were waiting. I also followed the smell of popcorn). Although it mentioned to have your email, we were checked in by name and lead to your table. The set up in banquet style with round tables and banquet chairs surrounding based on your party. There are some of two and others or 4, etc. the movie is screened via projector at the front. After a moment we were given welcome bubbly and popcorn. It did not start on time, but around 15 minutes after. Although the door was closed, some late attendees entered and simply sat down at a table because there was no one manned at the front entrance. (This ended up messing up plating count, because they were off about 6 people for the first course. Being in the back, we got the first of the 6 items the same time as our 2nd). The lighting was darkly dim, but the entrance door had a lit sign that helped people see their foods as well as the exit in order to go out to the restrooms. The menu item creativity is a 5 star however some dishes tasted better than others, and the amount is hit or miss. (Some plates and drinks were a good size, while others were smaller than expected like a beautifully played chicken dish, but then an off gnocchi dish with 8 small gnocchis in 2 rows which made it dry. Some foods were delicious, while others seemed plain. Some courses were just drinks, which would've been better suited as a drink that paired well with a food, although the drink itself was creative). Timing was obviously based on the movie, so remember that when booking! (Do you want to sit still on a banquet chair for 2+hrs?) For the amount paid versus experience and food/drink quality, I felt that the price was a bit too high, even with a BOGO50%. You are most likely watching a movie you've already seen, so the experience is mainly the food. Overall, I would possibly come back again for a shorter movie (I think it would make the entrees that come out not seem like it's dragging) that has more iconic food scenes (so the experience of "eating the food on the screen" is better), and if a discount is given/the price lowers.

I purchased tickets for a show last year and I had to request to cancel due to a family emergency…read more A the time of cancellation they said I could you a specific code given to me so I said ok perfect. The day came when I wanted to purchase tickets again and use my code and it didn't work. I emailed them and by the time they got back to me 4 days later, the show was sold out. A few months later the same thing. They swore the code was good and nothing. I have emailed them about 10 times and DM'd them and nothing. They no longer have it in Vegas and so I requested a refund and I'm still waiting on a call back or email or DM. It has honestly been such a headache. The worst customer service I have ever experienced. I would not recommend it.

It was a fun dinner and show. Food was simple and the family running the place is so friendly and…read moretalented.

Had such a nice time celebrating a birthday at Firelight Barn last night…read more The food was good and you get plenty to eat. The atmosphere was fun and inviting. Everyone who took care of us were warm and friendly. Loved the entertainment. Such a talented group of musicians. We will be going back soon....

We had such a great time at the NEW Alibi, the Show on the strip!…read more We met up with Cuddles the Showgirl (via text message) outside of Planet Hollywood and were fast on our way towards completing our Scavenger hunt! We worked with a team of others and had a fun time going from site to site (I won't give much detail because I don't want to ruin the fun!) to complete the mystery of the Mastermind and his grand getaway! The actors were all very funny and always remained in character to keep us on our toes - we were close to following strangers at one point because we were suspicious of everyone and everything! Everything is light-hearted and all in good fun! We had drinks included and some good snacks to boot... My only hope was that for out of towners, especially (since we're locals) where would be more iconic Vegas scenes thrown in either from movies or more well-known places around the strip to keep us outside of the mall area and unknown places we were at. I would've loved this to stay on Fremont to learn more about that area since we were in a quieter part of the actual strip.

This was the most incredible experience! There is truly nothing like this anywhere else! The…read morecharacters were a blast, and the food and drink were incredible! If you're looking to have the time of your life in Vegas, you need to go and do this, you won't regret it!!!

What a fun, entertaining show!…read more Wonderfully talented performers, very good at honoring the true spirit and embodying the Beatles. Great bartender, drinks, even some good looking small bites options on the menu. Very friendly theater staff, too, who offered to help us take a group pic! I brought my parents (who LOVED the show) and my mom, who has been a huge Beatles fan her whole life, agreed they do all the facial expressions, voices, etc totally on-point! Would definitely recommend this show to anyone, especially to all who enjoy the Beatles.

A nice private little venue with maybe not more than 100 seats or so, every seat's a good seat…read more This is a really good show, and with very talented musicians and vocalists. Many of the musicians are multi-talented and play many instruments. George was amazing on lead! Ringo was fun! John was very talented and did a great job! Paul carried the show very well! Overall, it was about a 70 or 80 minute show. Definitely worthwhile entertainment. They had a choice of bar bites like wings, ribs, pizza, a charcuterie board, other things like that. Three specialty drinks were also being sold along with a regular bar menu.

I should begin by saying that I went with a buddy because he was able to get free tickets. For that…read morereason, I cannot comment on the state of the buffet or anything related to price. Therefore, the review is only for the show and nothing else. I can say the performers were solidly good but fell a little short of being great. The acrobatics were impressive enough and the comedy was decent, but I was expecting more on both the artistic side and the scary side. The best way I could describe it would be some dancing and acrobatics in Goth outfits, with a bit of a " scary movie" theme. My buddy and I both enjoyed ourselves, but it isn't necessarily something either of us would do again.

We had an absolutely fabulous time at the Haunted Brunch at The LINQ Promenade! The bottomless…read moremimosas were truly unlimited, and our server was phenomenal, making sure we never ran out. The choreography and dancing were amazing, with perfect music and incredibly talented performers who really brought the show to life. The brunch was delicious, especially the waffles, cheesy egg, and sausage on the skewer, and the yogurt parfait was a great dessert. The only thing that could've been done a bit different was it was a bit uncomfortable having our brunch on our lap without a small table or somewhere to set things down. Getting everyone up and doing a conga line at the end was the perfect touch to cap off a fantastic day with friends, we'll definitely be back!

What: show at the Excalibur. We were seated in "Norway" down on the very first row!…read more The show was better and more entertaining than I thought it would be and I was very impressed with all the horses and the riders. Food: pretty dry chicken, but it was fine because you are really there for the show. You can call the box office at least 4 hours in advance to request a kids meal (chicken tenders with fries) which we did for our nieces (ages 4 and 7). Tip: a few pyrotechnics and loud booms so be aware for the little ones. We brought them headphones lol.

More like 3.5 stars. The entertainers were great but the acts themselves were somewhat…read moreunderwhelming. There was maybe 15 minutes of good fighting and entertaining. The rest was kind of sloppy, redundant, and cheesy even for my 12 year old. Some cool pyrotechnics and fire scenes though. Food server was nice and did a good job. The cocktail waitress didn't seem like she wanted to be there. $25 for a tall cocktail plus expecting 20% gratuity for a fly-by service with no words spoken is bonkers. Food was just okay (as expected). Chicken wasn't dry to my surprise and had good flavor. Kids got the chicken fingers and fries and said it wasn't very good. I honestly think the chicken entree was better than the precooked frozen and reheated chicken fingers. My 8 year old said it was cool. My 12 year old was meh about it. Overall not worth $75+ per ticket if I'm being honest but if you're looking for family dinner and entertainment for 1.5 hours, you could do much worse.

I really liked this venue. It is a nice setup and your have plenty room between seated parties…read more The staff is very helpful and friendly, and drinks very reasonable for the strip (2 for $18 special). Also, parking right outside adjacent to the venue is $10. We saw Klye Martin's Piano Man show after seeing Billy Joel at Allegiant Stadium this weekend and man this guys does a great job with Billy Joel's songs. Also, he does a great job with Sir Elton John's songs. This show is high energy with great guitar, saxophone and bass players l, and drummer. Also, they have two very beautiful and talented dancers who you can tell professionally trained for years. Highly recommend you check this venue and show out.

What a fantastic venue! Our first visit to see The Queens of Rock and we were thrilled with…read moreeverything about Mosiac. Take the driveway just south of the Hawaiian marketplace and you'll find a convenient, safe parking a few steps from the entrance. Inside is modern and very clean. Terrific views, friendly service and comfortable seating. The show is great too! We are locals so we'll be back often.

Prior to coming I read different reviews and there are relevant points that the show is dated. If…read moreyou're of a certain age it's also nostalgic, like the original Star Wars. He does use a lot of sanitizer, but he does it in a funny way. Some said he's a germaphobe, but not sure if I agree. He ate out of someone's popcorn. He does a Martian bit where he incorporate his story about his dad. There may be truth embedded in the story, but at the end of the day it's entertainment. We enjoyed the show. It was a little cheesy, had magic, a story line and laughs.

Every day another moron arrives in Las Vegas. You just have to find one who buys a ticket…read more To be fair, two of the tricks were genuinely good. The Cadillac and the UFO are big, solid illusions and not nearly as obvious as the classic "disappear on stage" routine. In this case, the magician vanishes, then slowly shuffles along the second-level seating wall like a 70-year-old man heading for a walker, climbs into a box, and magically "reappears." The problem is timing. The walk takes so long you could go to Excalibur, order a venti latte, and still be back before he pops out on the box. The hairpiece deserves its own mention. The color is so unnatural it's distracting. You spend half the time wondering who thought that shade was a good idea. The show itself feels lifeless. Add to that the constant surveillance by ushers and security making sure nobody even thinks about touching their phone, and the whole experience starts to feel less like a theater and more like Alcatraz back when it was still a prison. I always thought "Criss Angel at the Luxor" was the worst show I'd ever seen in Las Vegas. Turns out he now has real competition. At this point, you can choose between Copperfield, Criss Angel, or Frank Marino and waste your money in three different ways if you wish... (Marino made the money from the Make a Wish fundation disappear.. thats more magic then copperfield delivered) By the end, the only real question left is whether this is about money or ego. Sometimes it's better to stop while you're still on a high. Again, two of the tricks are big and impressive. Everything else is a tired collection of illusions I've seen dozens of times, wrapped in a cheesy alien storyline that goes nowhere. The theater itself is old and outdated, classic "Las Vegas seating." At least there's no pushy cocktail service knocking over your knees with overpriced drinks. Still, for a Sunday night, roughly 150 people in the house didn't help the mood at all. Save your money. Vegas has enough bad shows already.