Las Vegas Comedy

Very raunchy, but entertaining lol. Wasn’t a fan of the mouth/spit and play, but my sister and I enjoyed the show nonetheless

JUST WOW! we had the privilege of seeing the legendary Rich Little! What a treat! Best part of our trip!

Atomic Saloon may not be everyone's cup of tea. But it's mine!The fun starts the minute you step into The Cow Hide. From the moment you walk through the doors of that hidden, cowboy-chic speakeasy bar, you're immediately pulled into the world of the show. The drinks are different and fabulous. And if that raunchy cowboy Blue is performing beforehand, it's even better.The venue itself is brilliantly designed: it’s an intimate, multi-level saloon with a cool, vintage wild west vibe. Because the space is so small, there isn't a bad seat in the house. You are practically right on top of the action, which makes the talent on stage that much more exciting.The show is raunchy, unhinged, laugh-until-you cry perfection. It's filthy, fun, and easily one of the best nights out in Vegas. The acrobats are absolutely outstanding—performing jaw-dropping feats of strength, agility, and physics-defying aerialism so close to the audience you can practically touch them.Look, it's simple: if you leave this show and give it a 1-star review, we cannot be friends. In fact, I’m revoking your invite to future dinners, party games, and general social gatherings.10/10 and my favorite show in Vegas!

In my many visits to Las Vegas since 2014, I have made eight visits to the Brad Garrett Comedy Club. Choosing to go there is an easy decision. Regardless of whether Garrett is performing that night, there is always a fantastic lineup of comedians ready to make you laugh. If you happen to be there when Garrett is performing, that's an added bonus! This venue was great when it was on the lower level of the MGM, and it has only improved since moving to the main level.

I saw Brad in Indianapolis at our small local club a couple times back in the late 80's and he blew me away - fortunately he was performing at his club when we were in Vegas this time and we had to see him - best show decision we've ever made!!! - he's still as sharp as he was decades ago - the old man's still got it - Don Rickles humor, but a much taller Jew! - THE BEST IN THE BUSINESS - pass this on to Brad and maybe he'll get me 2 free tickets and a meet and greet...

Great entertainment! Laughed for over an hour, and conveniently located in the Horseshoe hotel! It was great!

Was awesome loved it laughed all night Eddie is one of the realist to ever do it I love every moment. I hope everyone go and see him. Let’s go Eddie.

Eddie Griffin is just as funny as he’s ever been. This is my first comedy show and he did not disappoint.

I didn't know what to expect going into this show since I only paid $54 bucks for all you can eat brunch AND a show! I mean, I paid more than that for 2 drinks at MGM the night before. Short and simple - IT WAS AMAZING! The food was great, the entertainment value was great too. It was a fun, lighthearted and spooky at times. I would 100% go again. Tip, go with a group of friends. We went to Universal Horror Unleashed and liked this better!

We purchased some passes through Groupon as recommended by a friend. It saved us loads of money and all the activities were worth it. We did the activity pass which gave us more time to see everything, as opposed to a day pass where you have to complete everything in a day. It also listed things we'd never heard of so we got to explore more than we thought. Highly recommended.

Went in blind, thinking it was "just brunch." That was an incredible understatement! The Haunted Brunch is a sublime and thrilling experience, blending a tantalizing and delicious all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet with a sensational show. The food was fresh, the flavors were great, and the creative names for the dishes were a ghoulish delight.The performers were fantastic and the whole show was truly satisfying. If you're open to starting your morning with an exciting and refreshing twist—complete with a haunted-themed buffet and spine-tingling entertainment—then I highly recommend you check out The Haunted Brunch.

I split this with a friend and had a promo code which really made it very affordable. We used it for food only, but it's good for a year and I may go back to use this card for shows too. It's really a great value.

The city pass was a great investment. Once we learned how to use the passes everything was okay. Two of the attractions were closed and we weren't aware of it, before scheduling. We were still able to pick other attractions to use all our passes. I highly recommend getting the City Passes because it'll help save some money.I also suggest that City Pass have a monthly software update to ensure what attractions are still open and available.

Happened to walk by this show, and recognized it as a Spiegelword performance, as we have seen Absinthe and the former Opium shows. It was on our list to see but hadn't formally planned to do so. In short, the kindest, sweetest young woman (Virginia) out front went above and beyond to make sure we saw this show. She advised us of the best seats and told us everything she could without ruining the fun and surprise of the show. She was the BEST!!!! (Side note that she is a performer at the Superfrico restaurant, and we got to see her again a few days later at dinner to thank her!)So, my husband, sister and I sat in the front row, where we were fully a part of the show in the best way. They made fun of us and others. We were 'hit on' by both male and female performers. Crude jokes and gestures were made throughout the show about religion, sexuality, etc. It. Was. Hilarious. The acts were so good too. The acrobatic performances were literally taking place over our heads, which we were advised in the beginning the show to stay seated and ultimately keep our hands to ourselves unless prompted otherwise--and sometimes we were. The facial expressions and bulging body parts that you could see from up close made everything even funnier too. So, sit as close as possible.Like other Spiegelworld shows, it is made up of a theme (saloon) with a few consistent performers, with bits of acrobatics peppered in throughout. The main performers were the saloon owner, and some of her workers, the town mayor, as well as two nuns who are very judgy in the best way. Some of the workers were the acrobats, both male and female, and were so incredibly talented. Don't forget, you are in Vegas, so these acrobats are unbelievably athletic and sexy. If that makes you uncomfortable, maybe pass on this one.Side note, my husband and I are in our early 50s, and my sister is in her late 30s. The couple seated next to me had to be in their early 70s. Everyone was having a great time and crying laughing at the over-the-top craziness of the show. Our seats were similar to Absinthe seating, which are like saloon chairs, and they were bolted to the floor. Some people were in booths on the side, and others were in church pews on the stage. I had zero issues with this, as it contributed to the atmosphere of the show. However, I've seen people state the seats were uncomfortable. I was laughing too hard and squirming in my seat with acrobats over my head to even notice, but if you have back issues, it's good to know in advance.You can arrive up to an hour early and get drinks at the bar. The servers also bring drinks during the show, which was great, but there was a lot going on at all times.Can't thank Virginia enough for chatting with us and just being a sweet person to a bunch of old Gen Xers!

While I understand that Brad might not appeal to everyone, my wife and I find him very funny. And yes, parts of his routine are somewhat predictable (teasing audience members about clothing styles, couples’ age gaps, haircuts, etc), and parts are not as politically correct as some would prefer, we see his shows 2-3x/ year and enjoy them, as does the majority of the audience from what we can tell. Also, the other comedians are almost always excellent. We do choose to sit towards the back as those close to the stage are more likely to be targets of jokes.

Eddie put on a fabulous show, the venue was great, and the staff was friendly. A must show to attend