Las Vegas Show Tickets

• Airport: McCarran International Airport (LAS) is just 2.7 miles from the Strip, with several international and domestic flights. Many hotels offer their shuttle service to and from the airport for all visitors.
• Walk: The Las Vegas Strip is pedestrian-friendly, making walking a convenient way to walk across most major hotels and destinations.
• Monorail: Along the east side of the Strip the Las Vegas Monorail runs a quick and efficient way to travel between major hotels and casinos.
• Bus: The bus is a convenient and affordable option for those living outside the Strip. The Deuce and SDX bus routes operate 24/7 along the Strip and downtown Las Vegas.
• Shuttles and trams: Many hotels offer free shuttles to and from popular destinations, and the free trams connect several major resorts along the Strip.
• Taxi: Taxi stands are available outside major hotels, casinos, and the airport, and offer direct connectivity around the city.

Most venues don’t enforce a strict dress code, however, there are a few guidelines to keep in mind when deciding your attire for the day -

• For most venues, smart casuals or semi-formal attire is a common style. Don’t shy away from a little print or color to sizzle up your outfit.
• If you’re opting for a nightclub or fine dining experience, expect a more sophisticated dress code. Cocktail attire and dressier outfits are preferred at high-end venues.
• When attending special premieres or black-tie events, tuxedos, evening gowns, and some shimmer can be spotted easily. 
• Carry an extra layer as most venues are air-conditioned and run cold.
• You’ll likely be walking or standing for considerable periods, so it’s better to choose shoes that are comfortable yet stylish. 
• Skip carrying bulky items and accessories that can make long waits cumbersome.

• Most venues hosting shows have a bar or restaurant on the premises. Few hotels may also house a food court or fine dining restaurant. Check the venue page for details on concessions.
• Plan to keep at least 1.5 to 2 hours for a relaxed dining experience. If you’re grabbing a bite before the show, make sure to reach the venue at least 30 minutes before the showtime to avoid delays.
• Make reservations in advance as popular restaurants near show venues often fill up quickly.
• If you’re in the city for the first time, don’t miss the signature Las Vegas steakhouse experience. Choose from a wide range of options including Golden Steer, Hugo’s Cellar, Bazaar Meat, and Delmonico Steakhouse.
• Several places in the city offer diverse cuisines. Try Esther’s Kitchen for modern Italian cuisine, enjoy Japanese delicacies at Chinatown, or a burst of Thai flavors at Lotus Siam, to name just a few.

• Arrive early: It goes to say that the Strip is nearly always filled with tourists. It’s always better to arrive early to get the best of the experience. Most venues will close the doors or seat you at their discretion if you reach the venue after the scheduled time. 
• Prioritise comfort: If you’re carrying a large item (like a suitcase or accessory), check with the hotel staff for provisions to store them on the premises or nearby.
• Avoid distractions: A lot of the venues in the city are magnificent and warrant a picture. Make sure to arrive early so you can capture the moments as recording a performance in any form is not permitted during a show.
• Food & beverage: Snacks purchased at the venue’s concession stands are generally allowed inside the premises. However, avoid smelly or noisy items to avoid causing discomfort to fellow visitors.
• Respect the performers: Unless otherwise specified, refrain from explicit acts of appreciation (except clapping).