Great new burlesque club located inside the Mandalay Bay. One thing Mandalay lacks is a good club…read morein the hotel, and this is a great step in the right direction. Of course a good EDM nightclub would be the best, but hey, you can't get it all. We were given free admission to the club and were also given free table admission, and we did not need to buy those expensive bottles. They told us they just want people to experience the new club and show. It was a great burlesque dance show; a performer comes out around every 30 minutes to perform at least on the weekends. I'm not sure how it works in the week. We ordered a couple of shots, and some drinks came out to about 60 bucks, which is good for the amount of drinks we had, and just spent an hour and a half ish enjoying the vibe. It was fun but pretty empty. I guess after the dancers it turns into a nightclub, I was told, but I'm not really sure how that works because no one was really there. Such a disappointment because the place has a lot of potential, and I hope that they get the word out and people start coming in more. I wish nothing but the best for this club and look forward to returning at a later time.

We checked out fourty Deuce this weekend and overall had a really good time…read more The show was actually better than expected--the dancers were seriously talented, and the performances were engaging and high-energy without feeling overhyped. Definitely worth seeing. We didn't plan ahead for table or bottle service, so we ended up in standing-room-only, which made it a little harder to fully settle in and enjoy the show. That's on us though--next time, we'd absolutely book a table. Drinks were the biggest sticker shock of the night. Two margaritas on the rocks, one Jack and Coke, and a beer came out to $108 before tip...ouch. Vegas prices are one thing, but that one caught me off guard. One thing that didn't sit quite right--before the show started, some performers were walking around in robes collecting tips, and I overheard a dancer respond pretty sharply to a guest saying, "I'm a dancer, not a cocktail waitress." Totally understand being proud of your role, but it felt like a simple misunderstanding and the delivery came off a bit harsh. That said, none of it ruined the experience. The show itself was great, the vibe was fun, and it's definitely a spot I'd go back to--just with a table and a little mental preparation for those drink prices next time.

All of these singers, including the band, are very talented. Singers have a lot of energy and are…read moreso up beat. I love how they feature talented singers in the past. My favorite part is when one of the singers started impersonating Tina Turner. They have a meet and great after the show. You get to meet the singers, talk to them and take pictures with them.

I purchased tickets for this show as a gift for my Dad 13 years ago. My Dad and his girlfriend…read morecouldn't stop talking about it. Every time I would see that someone on social media had gone to Vegas, they would post the show as a "Must See"!!! When I finally came out with plans to see the show, I noticed that they were not posted at the venue on the Strip. Silly me; I should have searched better, because I still saw people posting about this great show. I'm not sure what the hotel is doing, but it now Hosts a hidden gem. I was a bit nervous, because my cousin had gone to see a Purple Rain review the night before. And he loved it. I was so happy to see that he enjoyed Hitzville better!!! Described in one word...... Energy! Miss Jen Jen has to have a vitamin B drip hidden back there or something. LOL. The major energy drink companies need to sign her up! And you know that I love my comedy! Miss Jen Jen is so funny. This group works well together, appreciative of their Fans, sounds awesome and still a Must See show. At the time of my review posting, I found that Yelp had a discount promo. I'm bringing my God Sister. I did not try any of the food or drinks because I had a post-op appointment the next morning. They do have a walk-up bar. No table service. And after the show, a Italian Cafe is near the Autograph table and a Burger place upstairs. I do not know the Fate of the hotel, but this show is still in full motion. Be sure to like and follow them on social media; so you don't miss them like I did.

Hey yall, I'm always in the SHAG ROOM AREA! Today tho, I…read moredid meet NBA ALL STAR PLAYER "IMAN SHUMPERT" now retiree & sports commentator for the NBA... he's on major sports platforms, doing content and being a good dad to Teyana's & his kids... Btw, the shag room as a FREE PHOTOBOOTH AREA! ... But yeah, while I was in the VIRGIN HOTEL, having a light burger before my workout! I SPOTTED HIM, he was near by and so I said: Can I take a pic, he said yes... & we had a good moment! I remember famous faces! Love rubbing shoulders with millionaires all the time whenever I'm outside! I've always seemed to attract that stardom around me. Let's keep manifesting success I'd say... After meeting him, I met "DARIUS MCCRARY", a famous and well known actor, who stared in many productions, such as family matters & more...while I was at the VIRGIN today too, he was watching me workout come to find out, we talked! He was chill!!! What a great HOTEL space I enjoy supporting!!! I will always be down with VIRGIN HOTELS!!!

I never knew this place existed, until I saw that one of my favorite local cover bands was going to…read moreplay there (STATUS THE BAND)! Which is a shame because it's so cool! It's located inside the Virgin Hotel & Casino. The service was excellent! Our server was so sweet, I shouldn't have waited so long to post this review because I forgot her name :( However, the ambiance as you can see is low light, very pleasant, and relaxing topped with good vibes and LIVE MUSIC, if you go on a night they have a live band! The drinks were yummy, and reasonably priced.

So great!! Venue-…read moresome seats in the front far left or right would be obstructed. Luckily no on sat near us so we moved a few seats over which allows us to see the stage. Shame on the Mirage for selling obstructed tickets. They also let people in over 45 minutes late.... that was distracting to the rest of us. Concert- so great- some old songs, some Motown some dancing. If you sit near the front you can run up to the stage at certain songs. Great to see these guys still doing what they love!!

Boyz II Men in Las Vegas? Don't have to ask me twice!…read more We were so excited to see that one of our favorite R&B groups of all time was playing in Vegas while we were there for a conference. The Terry Fator Theatre in the Mirage was awesome and intimate - even though we were in the fourth row, you could literally sit anywhere and have a great view! Nathan, Wanya and Shawn did NOT disappoint, they were incredible and the show was EXCELLENT! Their voices sounded amazing (even after a 28 year career!), their energy was high and we were out of our seats dancing for most of the show. Don't want to give away the whole performance, but a few awesome highlights: - Don't worry, they will sing the classics! I'll Make Love to You, End of the Road, On Bended Knee, Motown Philly, Water Runs Dry, Song for Mama and more! - They have an awesome set where they're wearing gold suits - Cameras are allowed and they encourage photos & filming Boyz II Men moved across the stage and encouraged audience participation throughout. The YouTube video additions were really cute of fans trying to sing various Boyz II Men songs. As a bonus, AZ Yet lead singer Marc Nelson join Boyz II Men for some of the a capella hits. Definitely a must see if you're in Vegas and love 90's R&B.

Finally got to check out this show now that it has moved to its new location at Hard Rock. This…read moreshow has an infinitely better set-up in this new location with a higher stage and graduated seating. The music and the artists are the same. Acoustics are fine and they play snippets of the top rock songs from the '60's-'90's. There are very few "bad" seats but just know that you will be sharing a high top table or a couch depending on what seats you purchased.

Heard that if you love rock, this was the show to see....and it is. What a awesome show! This…read moretalented group of musician put on an entertaining and fun show. Their set included a collection of Led Zeppelin, Whitesnake, Def Leppard, Heart, Pat Benetar, Boston, Kansas and more! The atmosphere in the venue is excellent, seating comfortable, sound and lighting great, and service friendly. We will definately return to see another show!

I feel a bit of shame being a Vegas local and sharing that I've legit NEVER been to VooDoo Lounge…read morebefore this past weekend. And what a cool spot it was! We were at the Rio to see a show, and after the show decided we wanted to keep hanging out there and enjoying. At one of the bars we randomly stopped at on the property before the show, one of the bartenders gave us a buy one get one free cocktail for VooDoo Lounge if we went. And there was no cover charge to get in! Sold! We decided to head up there after the show. This spot is locaed on the 51st (I believe) floor of the hotel but you enter on the second floor and take an elevator up. After a quick check our IDs and search of our bags and whatnot, we were able to take the elevators upstairs. As soon as we got there, I booked it for the outside patio. I mean, come on, you have to! This is really what sold me. WOW! It's STUNNING up there! Amazing views on the Strip unlike anything I've ever seen before. There was also a DJ up there and he was playing great music. For a Friday night, it wasn't super busy, but still really nice. We were able to sit wherever we wanted, as the tables and lounge seating was totally open for everyone to enjoy. We took in the beautiful views and each had a cocktail. Our server was outstanding and did a great job waiting on us. Sadly, we were getting a Vegas thunderstorm underway so the DJ had to stop and security all ushered us inside. Still, nonetheless, this was such a cool experience and one I'll continue to talk about. Definitely go if you can!

I'm not sure what kind of transition the place is going through but it's rough in here…read more It's pretty empty when you come in from the parking garage. It was a Saturday night at 9pm, we were greeted by very friendly staff both downstairs and upstairs. We went out to the terrace to enjoy the view and took over a lounge seating space. The 3 of us ordered a fishbowl which was great but we didn't stay longer because the place was empty and the DJ played the same beat for the entire hour we were there. It's a shame that this has gone so downhill. When I went to the bathrooms I noticed the water damage on the walls and the lack of maintenance so it sealed my fate to not return for a while. This used to be the spot but it's a little scary anywhere in the casino.

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!

This was a phenomenal show at Caesars Coliseum. We went on his final weekend. Garth played all the…read morehits and also performed a handful of covers and audience requests. I was great seeing him duet with his wife Trisha and she even sang a couple solo songs. He made a point of giving each band mate the spotlight and had a story about each person on stage. Including all the hard working talented musicians and singers on stage was amazing. Some had solo performances of their own. Caesars had the policy of sealing your cell phone in a security bag, but you keep it with you so no worries. It was nice to see the crowd fully engaged with the music and not distracted with getting the right shot or selfie. Personally I think everyone sounded great. Knowing he and most of these artists have been out performing for more than 35 years, the music was awesome. Drinks were a small fortune so beware of that. But remember you are in Vegas. Also there are professional photos available for download from the night afterwards.

Best. Concert. Ever. I'm not kidding, I'm a huge live music fan and have been to many concerts. I…read moregrew up listening to Garth and saw him once before on his stadium tour. I thought that show was good, but this one blew it out of the water. He sang all the best hits, he had a fun +1 sing with him for part of the show, and he really connected with his audience. The coliseum is huge, but he somehow made it feel like an intimate show. We had the best time! Also, they do make you lock up your phones in a pouch and unlock it when you leave. It does say this when you book the ticket. It did not hinder any part of the night. They were efficient in getting them unlocked as you walked out the door. You also can't bring drinks inside, but that's a Caesar's rule. They have concessions and they are pricey. Our seats from the third balcony, row C, had a great view still!