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Las Vegas entertainment in 2026 spans production shows that have run for decades to newly booked residencies that are actively reshaping the city's cultural calendar. Here's what's worth your time and money right now.
Production Shows (Long-Running)
- Cirque du Soleil O at the Bellagio — The flagship Las Vegas show. Water-based acrobatics and choreography at the highest level. $100–200.
- Penn & Teller at the Rio — The best magic show in Las Vegas. 40 years of performing together, still genuinely inventive. $60–100.
- Blue Man Group at Luxor — High-energy, audience-participation performance art. Excellent for groups. $60–80.
- David Copperfield at MGM Grand — Old-school Vegas magic showmanship at its peak. $70–100.
- Absinthe at Caesars Palace — Adults-only cirque/cabaret hybrid. Shocking, funny, and technically extraordinary. $100–140.
Comedy
- Comedy Cellar at the Rio — National touring comedians nightly. The late show (midnight) is adults-only and unfiltered. $30–50.
- Brad Garrett's Comedy Club at MGM — Intimate room, consistently booked talent. $30–45.
- Laugh Factory at Tropicana — Daily shows with drop-in sets from touring comics. $20–35.
How to Save Money
Tix4Tonight kiosks sell same-day tickets at 20–50% off for most shows except headliner concerts. Show up at a kiosk around noon for the best selection of evening shows.