Las Vegas shows run from water-filled Cirque theatres to an adults-only tent show at Caesars Palace. This hub links to our show guides. Schedules and listed prices come from official hotel and venue pages, and each guide has a “last checked” date. We don’t rate shows. We tell you what each one is, so you can choose.
Long-running productions
- “O” by Cirque du Soleil (Bellagio): an aquatic production. Shows Wednesday to Sunday at 6:30 and 9:00 p.m., per Bellagio.
- KÀ by Cirque du Soleil (MGM Grand): a story of twins, with martial arts and aerial scenes. Dark Thursdays and Fridays.
- Mystère (Treasure Island): the original Las Vegas Cirque show, about 90 minutes, Friday to Tuesday.
- Michael Jackson ONE (Mandalay Bay): acrobatics and dance set to Jackson’s music, Thursday to Monday.
- Absinthe (Caesars Palace): an adults-only acrobatics and comedy show in the Spiegeltent.
- The Wizard of Oz at Sphere: a 75-minute immersive film with 4D effects, on sale through early 2027 per Sphere Entertainment.
How to pick
Start with your dates. Each Cirque show has different dark days, and big events like the November Formula 1 weekend and New Year’s Eve change show times. Then match the show to your group: adults-only, family, music fans, or one big splurge. Buy from the official hotel or venue page when you can, since it shows the real fees.
Quick FAQ
Which shows have published from-prices?
On their official pages, KÀ is listed from $69 and Michael Jackson ONE from $99, with fees included and taxes excluded, as of November 4, 2026. Our shows guide has the details and the date we checked.
Are kids allowed?
It depends on the show. KÀ doesn’t admit children under 3, and anyone under 18 must be with an adult. Absinthe is an adults-only show.
Guides
- Best Shows in Las Vegas Right Now
- Top Las Vegas attractions, including more on Sphere
- Show deals, once verified: Deals
Sources
Last checked: November 4, 2026