All Motown – Motown Magic in Vegas

The big draw here is a live, old-school Motown revue led by Tonja Jones and The Duchesses of Motown. Expect songs from Martha and the Vandellas, The Supremes, Gladys Knight, the Temptations, and the Jackson 5, delivered in a small showroom where the performers can work directly with the crowd.

I like the intimate venue and the easy, family-friendly format. I also like the choice between side-section general admission and center table seating. The main consideration is location: Alexis Park is close to many Strip hotels, but it is not on the Strip, and a taxi ride may take longer than a casual listing description suggests.

Key points at a glance

• Classic Motown songbook: Hear familiar numbers linked to The Supremes, Martha and the Vandellas, Mary Wells, Gladys Knight, The Marvelettes, the Temptations, and the Jackson 5.
• Tonja Jones leads the revue: The Duchesses have performed in Las Vegas for many years, with Jordan helping introduce and guide the show.
• Small-room energy: The showroom setting makes audience interaction, sing-alongs, and dancing in the aisles part of the evening.
• Two main seating styles: General admission sits along the sides, while table seating occupies the center section.
• A reasonable Las Vegas price: At $44.95 per person, the show offers a full night activity without the price of a major production.
• Plan your ride: The show starts at 8:00 p.m. inside the Pegasus Showroom at Alexis Park Resort Hotel, off the Strip.

A Motown revue with a personal Las Vegas feel

All Motown is not trying to recreate a giant concert arena. Its appeal comes from a smaller room, a compact cast, and a set list built around songs you probably know by heart.

The Duchesses of Motown present music associated with several different acts rather than focusing on one singer or group. You move from female vocal groups such as The Supremes and The Marvelettes to the Temptations and Jackson 5. That gives the performance a revue format, with changes in sound, costumes, and stage character across the roughly 70 to 75 minutes.

This is a good match for you if the words Motown classics mean something specific. You do not need to prepare or know the catalog in detail, but the evening works best when you recognize the songs and feel like singing along. It is less suited to someone seeking a large-scale Las Vegas production with elaborate scenery, special effects, or a long running time.

The performers are the center of attention. The Duchesses bring vocal harmony, dancing, costume changes, and audience contact, while Jordan helps keep the evening moving. The result is more personal than a standard theater show. The compact setting also means the cast can acknowledge birthdays and celebrations, and the audience may become part of the rhythm of the room.

Inside the Pegasus Showroom at Alexis Park Resort

The show takes place in the Pegasus Showroom at Alexis Park Resort Hotel. This is an off-Strip venue, so you should treat transportation as part of your planning rather than assuming you can simply walk over from any Strip property.

The hotel is described as only minutes from many Strip hotels, but the actual ride depends on where you are staying. One audience member staying near the California Hotel expected a much shorter distance and found the ride closer to 8 or 9 miles. That is a useful warning: check the route yourself, allow extra time, and do not rely on a short-distance estimate if you are staying downtown or at the far end of the Strip.

The 8:00 p.m. start makes this easy to pair with an early dinner. I would aim to arrive with enough time to collect your tickets, find the showroom, and settle into your seat without rushing. A photo ID is required to claim tickets at Alexis Park Resort.

The room has a bar where you can buy drinks. Beverages are not part of the ticket price, so plan for that extra cost if a drink during the show is part of your ideal evening. Restrooms are located just outside the showroom.

Appropriate clothing is required. Swimwear and cut-off shorts are not permitted. You do not need formal evening wear, but a casual dinner outfit is a safer choice than pool attire.

Choosing between general admission and table seating

The seating choice matters here because the room is arranged in a fairly simple way. General admission seating is along either side of the venue. Table seating is in the center section and offers the more direct view and a more comfortable setup for an evening out.

If keeping the price down is your priority, general admission may be enough. The show depends mainly on voices, movement, and interaction, so you will still receive the essential performance from the side sections. Your view may feel less central, though, and the exact feel of the room can depend on where you are placed.

I would consider table seating for an anniversary, birthday, family celebration, or any night when you want to sit together in a central position. One audience member specifically found premium seating comfortable. The added cost can make sense when comfort and sightlines matter more than getting the lowest price.

Book in advance if you want a particular category. Advance booking also lets you bypass the longer ticket line and go directly toward collecting your admission. A mobile ticket is provided, which is handy if you prefer not to manage a paper voucher.

What the 70 to 75 minute program covers

The program is built as one continuous Motown tribute rather than a series of separate stops. The advertised length is about one hour and ten minutes, while the performance is also described as a 75-minute show. In practical terms, plan on roughly 70 to 75 minutes inside the showroom.

The female groups receive strong attention. You can expect material connected with Martha and the Vandellas, Mary Wells, Gladys Knight, The Marvelettes, and The Supremes. These songs allow the singers to show harmony, choreography, and the polished style associated with classic girl groups.

The program also includes male Motown groups. The Temptations and Jackson 5 are part of the set, so do not book this expecting only songs originally performed by women. That variety is useful for families and mixed groups, since one person may come for The Supremes while another is waiting for a Temptations or Jackson 5 number.

The cast works with the room rather than simply singing toward the back wall. Audience participation is a regular part of the performance, and sing-alongs are likely if you know the material. Dancing in the aisles has become part of the atmosphere at some performances, so a quiet, formal concert mood is not the point.

The lighting and costumes help mark the different sections of the show, but the production does not aim for the heavy glitz of a large Strip spectacle. One useful way to frame it is this: the singing matters more than the machinery. If you want polished vocals and familiar music at a modest price, that is a strength. If you want huge sets and constant visual surprises, it may feel restrained.

Why the audience interaction matters

The personal scale changes how the music lands. In a big theater, you may watch a polished production from a distance. Here, the cast can speak to the audience, encourage participation, and acknowledge special occasions.

That makes All Motown a practical choice for a birthday, anniversary, wedding celebration, or family night. A birthday shout-out can be a memorable touch, but it is not something you should assume is guaranteed. The important point is that the format allows for that kind of contact.

The show also works well for people who like to sing along. You are not being asked to remain completely silent while the cast performs. The evening has the feel of a shared musical party, with the performers leading and the audience responding.

At the same time, the interaction may not suit everyone. If you prefer to watch without being addressed or encouraged to join in, choose a seat that lets you enjoy the performance without feeling too exposed. The setting is friendly and informal, not a hushed theater recital.

Value at $44.95 per person

At $44.95 per person, All Motown sits in a useful middle ground for Las Vegas entertainment. You receive a full ticketed show, all fees and taxes are included, and the performance lasts around 70 to 75 minutes. Drinks cost extra, and transportation is also your responsibility.

The value depends on what you compare it with. Against a major Strip production, the ticket is inexpensive. Against a free lounge act or a casual bar performance, it costs more, but you get a dedicated revue with a named cast, planned choreography, costumes, lighting, and a full Motown set list.

I think the price is easiest to justify when you already enjoy this music. You will hear multiple artists represented in a single sitting, and the shorter running time makes it easier to fit into a busy Las Vegas schedule. It also avoids committing to a three-hour production when you want an evening activity rather than the main event of your trip.

Table seating may change the value calculation. General admission keeps the base price more attractive, while table seating makes more sense when you are marking a special occasion or want a central position. Check the category carefully before paying, since the seating locations are different.

Who should book All Motown?

I would point this show toward several kinds of people:

• You love classic Motown and want live vocals rather than a recorded soundtrack.
• You are planning a family-friendly night in Las Vegas.
• You want a shorter show that leaves room for dinner or another evening activity.
• You are celebrating a birthday, anniversary, wedding, or family milestone.
• You like audience participation, sing-alongs, and a relaxed room.
• You want a more affordable alternative to a large Strip production.

It can also work for a mixed-age group. Parents or grandparents may come for the memories, while younger audience members can enjoy the dancing, costumes, and familiar pop structures. The show is suitable for children and adults, and most people can participate.

I would be more cautious if you are looking for a strict historical tribute to one particular group. All Motown covers a broad catalog, and the male groups are included alongside the female artists. It is also not the best match for someone who wants a lavish, high-budget spectacle.

Practical planning for your night

Book ahead if you want to avoid ticket lines or prefer a certain seating type. Confirmation arrives at booking, and the mobile ticket format keeps the process simple. Bring a photo ID when you arrive to claim your tickets.

Give yourself more travel time than the phrase close to the Strip might suggest. Alexis Park Resort is convenient for many hotel areas, but it is not located in the center of the Strip, and the distance from downtown can be considerably longer. A taxi or other ride is the sensible choice if you are not already nearby.

The start time is 8:00 p.m. Since the show lasts about 70 to 75 minutes, you should finish around 9:10 to 9:15 p.m., subject to the actual performance schedule. That leaves time for a late meal, a casino visit, or another night activity.

Service animals are allowed, and the venue is near public transportation. The provided information does not give detailed seating-access specifications, so contact the provider before booking if you need a particular accessibility arrangement.

Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. Changes or cancellations made within 24 hours are not accepted and are not refunded. This matters in Las Vegas, where plans can shift quickly, so choose your date carefully.

Should you book All Motown?

Book it if you want familiar songs, strong female vocals, and an informal room where the cast interacts with the audience. The price is fair for a dedicated 70 to 75 minute show, and the family-friendly format makes it easier to share with several generations.

Choose table seating for celebrations or a more central view. Choose general admission if you mainly want the music at the lowest listed price. Either way, plan your ride to Alexis Park Resort with care and remember that drinks are extra.

Skip it if your ideal Las Vegas night requires grand sets, elaborate effects, or a single-artist tribute. For Motown fans, though, The Duchesses of Motown offer a lively trip through the songs, styles, and memories that made this music endure.

FAQ

Where is All Motown performed?

All Motown is performed in the Pegasus Showroom inside the Alexis Park Resort Hotel in Las Vegas.

What time does the show start?

The show starts at 8:00 p.m.

How long is All Motown?

The performance lasts approximately 70 to 75 minutes. It is described as about one hour and ten minutes and also as a 75-minute tribute show.

Is the show suitable for children?

Yes. All Motown is suitable for all ages and is presented as a family-friendly Las Vegas show.

What seating options are available?

General admission seating is along either side of the venue. Table seating is in the center section of the theater.

Are drinks included with the ticket?

No. Beverages are not included, but drinks are available for purchase at the showroom bar.

Do I need photo identification?

Yes. Bring a photo ID to claim your tickets when you arrive at Alexis Park Resort Hotel.

What is the cancellation policy?

You can cancel at least 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the start time are not accepted and are not refunded.