Cheap Las Vegas Shows

Cheap in Las Vegas usually means a catch: a resale listing that doubles at checkout, a "free" ticket that needs a timeshare presentation, or a seat behind a pillar. These are not those. Every show below is a full production selling its own tickets at its own box-office price, generally starting somewhere around $35 — and the number you see is the number you pay.

10 shows on sale, from $26.95, 41 dates in the next 7 days. Next up: All Shook Up, tonight at 6:00 PM.

Every budget-friendly show on sale

Why are these Las Vegas shows so cheap?

Two reasons, and neither of them is that the show is smaller than advertised. Off-Strip rooms carry lower overheads than resort theatres, and a production selling its own tickets does not pay a reseller's margin. That is the whole trick. It is not a discount off an inflated price and it is not a stripped-down version of the show — it is what the production charges when nobody is taking a cut in the middle.

How do you find the cheapest Las Vegas show tickets?

Three things reliably help. Look at daytime seatings — Motown Brunch is priced as a brunch rather than as an evening revue, and America - The Show plays an afternoon curtain. Check midweek dates, which tend to be softer than Friday and Saturday across the board. And compare the all-in total rather than the headline price: a transparently priced ticket to Wastin' Away or All Motown frequently beats a resale listing that started lower and arrived higher.

It is worth knowing what the low end of this page actually buys. King of Diamonds and All Motown are full productions with live bands, not cut-down showcases, and All Shook Up has been running over a decade at this price point. If you want comedy rather than music, Delirious Comedy Club is the 18+ stand-up room.

Are cheap seats bad seats?

In these rooms, rarely. Most seat a few hundred people, so even the back row is closer to the stage than a mid-priced seat in a large Strip theatre. The saving comes from the building, not from where you are sitting in it.

Where do these shows play?

All addresses are Las Vegas, Nevada. Doors typically open 45 minutes before showtime.

What guests said

Verified reviews left by guests who booked these shows through us.

★★★★★
This show was great from start to finish. Lots of energy and very well done tribute to the king of rock ‘n’ roll.
Deitra D. · All Shook Up
★★★★★
Really enjoyed this performance in a perfect sized room. All the best songs were perfectly performed on a piano that was so bright sounding. For me it was better than seeing the actual artist because the tickets were affordable, the setting was intimate,...
DIANE M. · Sir Elton
★★★★★
Excellent review of Neil Diamond’s music and the stories behind the songs
James S. · King of Diamonds
★★★★★
Still an impressive, well produced show! Such amazing talent all on one stage. It's fantastic to hear the audience singing along with some of the tunes...
JOHN C C. · America - The Show
★★★★★
Amazing very entertaining and engaging. Sinatra was very good.
Mel A. · Sinatra Live!
★★★★★
I've been to a number of shows in Vegas, and honestly this one was my favorite by far. The singer and band were all phenomenal, you aren't going to find a better show at a better price. This is something truly special!
Alex N. · Queen Selena

Cheap Las Vegas Shows: FAQs

What is the cheapest show in Las Vegas?

Prices move with the date and the room, but shows in this category generally start around $35. Current pricing for every performance is shown on each show page.

Are cheap Las Vegas show tickets legitimate?

These are direct box-office tickets sold by Sin City Seats on behalf of the productions — not resale listings, and not promotional tickets tied to a presentation.

Are there hidden fees at checkout?

No. Any applicable venue or service fee is shown before payment, and there is no resale markup on top of the ticket price.

How can I find the lowest price for a show?

Check midweek dates and any matinee or brunch seatings — both are typically priced below a Friday or Saturday evening performance of the same show.

Are cheap seats bad seats?

In these rooms, rarely. Most seat a few hundred people, so even the back row is closer to the stage than a mid-priced seat in a large Strip theatre.

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