Las Vegas · BURLESQUE & ADULT SHOWS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 15 burlesque & adult shows worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Review of Zombie Burlesque in Las Vegas, with prices, seating advice, adult humor, show highlights, logistics, and honest booking tips.
“Such a hoot! So funny and very adult in its humor…highly recommend - they moved everyone closer than our original assigned seats which was a bonus plus a free Jell-O shot!”
Review of Fantasy at Luxor, a high-energy burlesque show with aerial acts, 15 numbers, and powerhouse vocals by Lorena Peril.
Review of Magic Mike Live Las Vegas at SAHARA, with 90 minutes of dance, acrobatics, audience interaction, seating tips, costs, and practical advice.
“Take ID even if you are over 50 or you can’t buy alcohol. Absolutely brilliant show. Went with hubby !”
See 13 talented performers in a 90-minute Magic Mike Live show with acrobatics, music, water effects, cocktails, and dancing all around you.
“Really amazing show! Superb value for money! I totally recommend it”
Learn pole, lap dance, and floor moves at Stripper 101 in Las Vegas, with a fun instructor, souvenir license, and no dance experience needed.
“This was a ton of fun and we had lots of laughs! The instructor Pony was great and made sure everyone was on the same page! I would recommend this to anyone!!”
Review of Thunder from Down Under at Excalibur Las Vegas, with seating advice, pricing, show details, age rules, and cancellation tips.
“Definitely a female thing. Husband disgusted! And played on his phone instead of watching! Up close and personal. I really enjoyed it.”
Review RuPaul’s Drag Race LIVE! at Flamingo Las Vegas, with cast details, seating advice, costs, show length, and practical booking tips.
“Fun show if you’re a fan of Drag Race. Great performances and good fun. Almost spoilt by the rip off prices for a drink. A gin and lemonade cost $25 for a cup. Which is simply greed. No two ways about it. Disgusting. Which drags the score down even if the show was good fun.”
Review X Burlesque at the Flamingo Las Vegas, with seating tips, show details, audience interaction, value, and who should book.
See RuPaul’s Drag Race LIVE! at the Flamingo in Las Vegas for comedy, fashion, music, dance, and a rotating cast of drag stars.
Review X Burlesque at Flamingo Las Vegas, with seating tips, comedy, ticket value, venue drawbacks, and what to expect from this 75-minute show.
“The dancers were lovely and talented, and the comedian was sharp and funny. My husband thanked me for getting the tickets!”
Thunder from Down Under at Excalibur brings cheeky humor, tabletop dancing, and optional audience participation to a lively Las Vegas night out.
Chippendales Las Vegas review covering seats, price, show length, audience interaction, theater tips, and who will enjoy this 18+ revue.
“The show was great. I purchased balcony seats however, they decided not to use the balcony on this night. I was reseated at the back in an uncomfortable high chair, but this was changed and I was comfortably seated and enjoyed the show. Good job guys!!!!”
Review of Aussie Heat at Notoriety Las Vegas, with seating, price, show style, parking, LGBTQ-friendly details, and booking advice.
“The show was amazing! Everyone was extremely friendly and wonderful to talk to. The show itself was really well done and so much fun to watch! The men are hilarious, sexy, interactive, an great performers. Lap dances and going on stage is available for extra fun!”
See Chippendales at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas for 75 minutes of dance, music, comedy, and interactive fun, with tickets from $71.
“We went as a girl group and it was the best night!!! So fun and very entertaining show”
Explore Las Vegas burlesque history through costumes, props, photos, and guided stories at this compact, $12 museum experience.
“I joy it very much, seeing all the old costumes, and listening to all the old stories about about the 1800 to present day.”
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