Wasn't sure how to score this appropriately because our experience up until the last attraction was…read moregreat. Purchased the Level 1 pass and wanted to end the night on Liftoff. My wife and kids were next in line and were about to get on when one of the employees went around asking people to wait until 9pm when the fireworks would be going off. My kids were getting restless and didn't care to wait so they decided to go on anyway. The ride is supposed to last for 10 mins but they were only at the top for only 2-3 mins. The guy on the ride felt bad and told my wife and kids they could stay on since they were only on it for a couple mins but the lady who was working the line and operating the ride ushered them off as quick as she could. When my wife asked for an explanation why their ride was cut short, she said they promised a bunch of people they would get to go on and see the fireworks and that they wouldn't fit. She also said she spoke to her in a very condescending way. The rest of the main experience again in the main building was pretty awesome. Arcade was great, VR attractions were fun. This last interaction was just a really bad way to end the night.

AREA15 is definitely one of the most unique experiences in Las Vegas and worth checking out at…read moreleast once. The entire place feels like stepping into another world with all the lights, interactive art, music, and immersive attractions. There's always something interesting to look at, especially if you enjoy creative spaces or want a break from the typical casino atmosphere on the Strip. I spent a few hours walking through different exhibits and taking photos, and the vibe was great the whole time. Meow Wolf was easily one of the highlights and feels like a giant interactive movie set you can explore at your own pace. The only reason I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5 is because some attractions can get expensive once you start adding everything up, especially for groups. Still, the atmosphere alone makes it worth the visit and I'd absolutely come back on another Vegas trip.

F1 fan or not this is quite an experience…read more They have food, drinks and simulators here. There are also watch parties when there's a race which is really cool. They do not sell merchandise here (unless I completely missed it) which can be good or bad. The staff was great. I love the openess of the space as well.

I loved this spot! My friend and I went to the arcade to play around with the simulators. It was…read morevery realistic and great fun! The vibe was great, the lights were very cool. The staff were super helpful as well. This is a great place to hang out with your friends if you are into F1 racing.

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!

Three stars for value…read more We paid $190 per person for a nice show with live entertainment. The show has been around for nearly thirty years with rave reviews The air conditioning wasn't sufficient.

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)

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.

What a great night out! A fun rooten' tootin' good time. Set in a very intimate space, this rowdy…read more(and raunchy) good time is meant for adults and delivers on that (ie not for children or those who let raunchy humor offend them). the show is set in a riff on saloon life, chaotic, raw, and diverse, it's not the polished "circus" of some of the other shows on the strip. This one is more casual, audience specific and raw interactions that include the audience. As with most shows the performers are fit, talented and not shy about showing some skin. We had a blast.

Date of visit: January 2, 2026…read more Absinthe is one of my favorite shows on The Strip, so I was really excited to give the Atomic Saloon Show a try, though I will admit the poster does not really prepare you for this show. Absinthe's poster really gives you a better idea of what you are going to see, whereas Atomic Saloon's poster looks more akin to a unisex Thunder Down Under when it's really more R-rated Hee Haw. The loose story involves a brothel and a host of characters that interact with the facility and its matriarch but the comedy is really where it's at. From the Irish dancers with questionable teeth (when the bread started flying I could not stop laughing!) to the various aerial feats displayed, Atomic Saloon has a little bit of everything though it's not for the faint of heart--several people in our section left a few minutes into the show. As much fun as we had, the seats on the second floor are not great and you end up missing some of the action. Even more disappointing was that there were quite a few empty seats on the main level, and it would have made for an even better show if we had been given the opportunity to move forward like we did at OPM, another Spiegelworld show that used to run at Cosmopolitan.

What a fun show! A must see if you'd like to see a classic Vegas style show. The singers & dancers…read morewere wonderful, particularly the one who did Lena Horne/Gladys Knight/Tina Turner, she was fantastic! The entire show was absolutely amazing. An enthusiastic 2 thumbs up!

I Just watched Vegas! The Show at the Miracle Mile Shops and wow, it was honestly amazing! The show…read moretakes you back in time and tells the story of how Vegas became what it is today full of lights, music and crazy good talent. The dancers and singers were all so good, you can tell they really love what they do. There's funny moments too and some really cool storytelling mixed in, so it keeps you entertained the whole time. I really liked how everything flowed together one minute you're laughing and the next you're just amazed by the performances. If you're visiting Vegas or even live here, I def recommend checking it out. It's one of those shows that makes you remember why Vegas is so special. Totally worth it!

Zombie Burlesque -- Vegas, baby. Loosen up…read more Sexy, funny, filthy, and just the right amount of raunchy. It's Vegas... have a drink and enjoy the show. My wife and I had a blast. I honestly don't get some of the bad reviews. The tickets aren't even that expensive, and the performers put on a fun, entertaining show. Pro tip: Don't sit in the back. The theater is small and narrow, so if you're in the last rows you might miss some of the little details and performances happening on stage. If you can take a joke and aren't easily offended, you'll probably have a great time.

Be forewarned: this show is not for those easily offended by risqué/raunchy jokes. A couple walked…read moreout shortly after the show started (not us!) The theater is fairly small, and many of us were moved to seats closer to the front; and without giving away too much info, you might be singled out or brought up to the stage. The show was funny and entertaining, and if you've been to Vegas numerous times & want to do something different, do this!