Went to see Absinthe with one of my closest friends, and honestly, this might be one of the most…read morefun nights I have had in Vegas. From the second it starts, it feels like organized chaos in the best possible way. The crowd work is absolutely ruthless but also hilarious. You spend half the time laughing and the other half quietly hoping you do not make eye contact. Somehow, they walk that perfect line where it is edgy without being awkward. The side acts are insane. Like, how is this even physically possible level talent. Every time you think it cannot get crazier, it does. It is part circus, part comedy show, part did I just witness that moment. And the Gazillionaire is the perfect ringmaster for it all, completely unhinged in the most controlled way possible. He keeps everything moving, keeps the crowd on edge, and somehow makes chaos feel like it is exactly on schedule. Going with a close friend made it even better. There is something about sharing those did that really just happen looks the whole night that makes it stick. If you are in Vegas and want something that is actually memorable and not just expensive for no reason, this is it. Easily one of the best shows on the Strip.

Absinthe isn't a bad show. It's just overhyped and overpriced like a lot of things in Vegas. When…read moreit first came on the scene, it was original (a raunchy parody of Cirque du Soleil) and worth the under $100 price. At $200+, there are better options if you haven't seen other A-tier shows. Their level of raunchiness is now more common in the comedy world (lots of d* and p* jokes) so they don't quite have the same impact anymore. Underneath the kooky theme, it's just a small variety show with similar acts wrapped underneath the 'twisted circus' theme. The entire show revolves around how good the fictional emcee 'Gazillionaire' is. When he's on and full of manic energy, he carries the show. When he's just going through the motions (actor playing him has been recast a couple times), the show drops a notch. Venue is super small so every seat is good. Don't sit up front lol. Go see it once, but not sure it's a 'must see' by any means.

Stumbled upon this place while browsing yelp. Went over to check out some of the things here and…read moregot a lot more than expected. If you're a sci-fi alien type person, John Wick person or just a person who enjoys different atmospheres this is the place for you. Very much of that black light scene. A lot of cool things in this place to venture into. They have a few bars, venues, and events. I would say it's more geared towards kids and teens but a perfect place to walk around for adults. There are some bars to check out. The individual rooms and events cost about $15 each. We enjoyed Haley's comment which is a ride around the roof of the building inside. Outside was very hot did not get to enjoy that area very much but inside it was very cool. There was several things to do while you were indoors. if you're in Vegas and you're tired of gambling. I would say this is a good place to go. Take some kids and enjoy the day. Parking is 6.99 for a 24 hour. So you could come and go.

++ Splendid venue. Various unique attractions here. My…read morefriends' favorite was the Omega Mart. Lotta wacky exhibits. Mine was the Interstellar Arc, allegedly the world's largest VR experience. - Aside from porta-potties, finding this venue's restrooms require some navigation. - The commercial area needs more shade to beat the dry, hot Vegas climate. + Ample parking, - but paid. + Conveniently located near other popular Vegas destinations, like a 10min drive away from the Sphere and 10min away from the STRAT, the US' tallest observation tower. . Tip: Just beware the rideshare situation. Most Vegas venues have designated rideshare locations; you can't just be picked/dropped off wherever. For Area15, note that it's a ~7min walk from Interstellar Arc to the southern Uber pickup zone [screenshot attached].

Love coming here and taking class with Welthy! She is the best and the only reason I come here to…read morethis studio. I followed her here from her last studio. The staff here is friendly tho and it's a fun environment!

I had gone to BS (well fitting initials) a week ago. I'm an older woman, have some physical issues,…read moreand want to get started in dance class again. The ladies at reception told me Jazz Funk might be too difficult and to come back to Angelo's Beg Jazz class, which I did. They have no clue where I live--I could be driving many miles, yet nowhere is it stated or posted, and no one bothered to tell me, that this teacher requires everyone to be vaccinated. I did not appreciate the wasted time or gas, for starters, when I went back the second time. Secondly, my medical history is NOBODY"S business but mine and my doctor's. I might have a medical problem that keeps me from being vaccinated. Those reasons are private. So me, and people like me, are to be excluded from businesses? I don't think so. I'm writing to the Attorney General's office and I'm going to contact a civil law attorney. I'm going to file with the AG on the basis of age discrimination and on a violation of the Americans With Disability Act. As soon as we lay down for this BS at places like BS, you will soon find yourself excluded from employment, business, pleasure, etc, etc for some other reason. Whatever reason might please these people, or whoever happens to be in power.

Not so sure I would call this place a park... The "Park" is…read morelocated inside Sam's Town Hotel & Gambling Hall. Nevertheless, it's impressive. The falls are definitely there, coming down a nice boulder display that gives a very outdoor mountainous feel. There is a little bridge you can walk over, flanked with a Bar to quench your thirst. Fake wildlife adorns the stream area, it even moves around. I thought my eyes were playing tricks on me at night, when I saw a big beaver with something it its mouth from far... lol. There is even a light show with scheduled times. "Take a leisurely stroll in the park day or night in Mystic Falls Park® at Sam's Town. Relax to the sound of a rolling waterfall, complemented by the soft chirping of birds in live trees reaching up toward the skylight 10 stories above. Enjoy a cocktail at The Ram's Head Bar while enjoying the famous Mystic Falls Laser Light Show." - https://samstownlv.boydgaming.com/things-to-do/mystic-falls-park I absolutely commend the amount of effort that went into putting this together... Impressive.

Haven't been here in a long time. The holiday water show was pretty cool. Being down in front you…read moreget snowed on and can feel the mist of the water. It's about a 10 minute show with water, music and lasers. They have made this mystic fall area really cool and between shows the water falls are very calming to watch and listen to. It's very cool. There is an animated bear on one side, an eagle at the top and a tiger on the other side. All 3 are animated and during the show the grizzly stands up. It's a neat place and the show has always been pretty cool.

My son found free admission ticket at school. He was so excited it was as if he was Charlie & found…read morethe golden ticket to the chocolate factory lol anyway we're driving into the parking lot & right as you turn in peta is outside with signs saying "Sophia the elephant, beat, shackled, desperate" and "All animals are someone" WOW way to start the event. I wasn't expecting that and it made me feel bad. Obviously not bad enough cause we still went in. To be honest the elephant act was sad to see after that. The other circus acts were cool. The kids enjoyed everything. Which was the point. There were a few acts that were had to see because the positioning of the black lights from certain angles of the audience & then the smoke, that also made it hard to see. Besides those 3 things it was nice for the kids. Moving forward though, I'll avoid shows that use captive animals as a show.

Honestly worst performance ever I preform in a circus and this is just trash I watched a horse…read morealmost break it's leg and someone crash on a motorcycle so yah garbage also no skill on any of the aerial acts I don't recommend

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)!

We had seen this show awhile ago when this show first began so we decided to check it again since…read morewe love music and dance. The dancing and choreography was very good in this show along with the lights and sound, but what impressed us was the variety of music used thoughout the entire show. We were thinking it would mostly be hip hop or rap, but they used a combination to include the Can Can, Pure Imagination (from Willy Wonka), Foot Loose by Kenny Logins, Smooth Criminal by MJ, Maniac (from Flash Dance), Blinding Lights by The Weekend, and more (e.g. James Brown, etc.). Overall, we had a very fun and entertaining time.

Comparing to other Vegas shows I've been to, I'd say this was more like a 3.5 star experience…read more It's a group of dancers wearing LED lights choreographing to various songs. They are great dancers and the lights are entertaining but after a while, it seems to be the same moves on repeat. Therefore I found the ticket prices a bit overpriced. We sat in the VIP tables and paid over $80. I would probably recommend sitting further back and get cheaper seats. I also didn't like the seating arrangement. Rather than a gradual incline, the theater is divided into 3 different sections but within each section, the seats are all at the same level so it could be hard to see on stage if you're behind someone taller. The show is very PG and kid friendly. It could be a good show for families.

Did not disappoint, my husband and I have been fans from the beginning of BattleBots, we felt like…read morethe oldest folks there, as we are in our early 70s, so they should recognize old folks that come specifically to see the show because there are some of us. It was fantastic and my favorite battle bot, Witch doctor, won

We saw the BattleBots Destruct-A-Thon show as a family with our two little boys, and it was an…read moreabsolute highlight of our trip! From start to finish, it was so fun and full of energy. The hosts, drivers, engineers, and of course Safety Rob, were all incredibly engaging and made the experience even more exciting for the kids. The show itself was electric and entertaining. There's honestly nothing like seeing these robots battle live. It's intense, loud, explosive, and unforgettable in the best way. We also did the backstage tour, and it was 100% worth it. Everyone was so friendly and took the time to answer all of my kids' questions, which made it even more special. Highly recommend for families or anyone looking for something unique and exciting. Easily my favorite show in Vegas!

5* "O" Stupendous spectacle…read moreGreat acrobat/athlete/swimmers performing Good views from lodge Choreography was amazing Wow!!!

The show was phenomenal, the staffing and communication not too much. Let me tell you why…read more We went to O a day after going to Awakening. From the crowds to the price point, I figured yeah this show's going to blow Awakening out of the park. The acrobatics? Absolutely The technology? Oh for sure It's like comparing apple and oranges but the orange is a little dry (Awakening) - good but not as good as the apple. Now here's why O pissed me off. I did my due diligence and researched whether or not photography was ok. https://www.cirquedusoleil.com/usa/las-vegas/o/buy-tickets The website stated that pocket sized cameras and cellphones were ok. Upon arrival, I double checked with the staff, "IS CELLPHONE PHOTOGRAPHY DURING THE SHOW OK?" Both staff said "Yes, just no video and no flash." Tell me why both of these staffs were the ones going around telling people to put their devices away during the show even though many people were only taking pictures? :| (I will say, once I saw they started picking on people about photography at the very beginning, I didn't bother trying to take pics myself - so yay didn't get publicly shamed LMAO) The show itself was incredible but the staff and their terrible communication and then shining their lights and calling out guests for taking photos was most definitely not nice in any way. I think it's ridiculous to say "We encourage photos" on the website and then have their staff go and pick on rule following show attendees. Organizers need to make up their minds on the photo policy and train their staff accordingly.