$35 for One Ticket to “ V – The Ultimate Variety Show” at the V Theater
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- Eclectic Vegas show
- Comedic acts & acrobatics
- International performers
- General-admission seating
Jesters were usually the wisest members of royal courts, due to the extra brains stored in their three-pronged hats. Let a modern jokester share some of his brains with you with today’s deal: for $35, you get one general-admission ticket to V – The Ultimate Variety Show at the V Theater, located in the Miracle Mile Shops inside Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino (a $59 value before fees, or up to a $73.70 value online, including all ticketing fees). Shows run nightly at 7 p.m. and 8:30 p.m.
V – The Ultimate Variety Show gathers entertaining acts from around the world and supports their performances with special effects to provide a gasp-inducing show. Though many Vegas shows enthrall attendees with comedic standup, acrobatic feats, or got-your-nose antics, V – The Ultimate Variety Show covers the entire spectrum of entertainment, fusing magic acts, side-torturing comedy, visual arts, acrobatic performances, and dancing, ensuring groups of varying tastes as well as argumentative hydras are entertained. Performers include comedian Russ Merlin and his collection of bizarre masks, physical performers Iouri Safronov and Nikolai Meinikov, and Tamara Yerofeyeva, whose body-bending exploits continue to inspire inventive pretzel shapes across the world.
Although the V Theater sometimes features a discounted price online, this deal still offers the best deal available.
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About V – The Ultimate Variety Show
Producer and V Theater owner David Saxe was born into Vegas show business, raised by a mother who danced at Les Folies Bergere and a father who led the band for the Rat Pack. Saxe’s V Theater runs its nine concurrent shows in a 40,000-square-foot space divided into four showrooms on multiple floors, each retaining an intimate feeling with seating that brings the audience closer to performers. The V Theater’s current shows range from a seven-act, family-friendly Ultimate Variety Show to Marc Savard’s Comedy Hypnosis, an entertaining act where Savard persuades audience members to hilariously dance, act like animals, and ghostwrite his autobiography.