There are no bad shows in Veags. Obviously if you hate magic, don't watch a magic show. But the point is, the shows are great quality everywhere and you should pick what you like. If you're not going to go for the Circus, then go for whatever excites you most. trusted has some basic first-time advice about buying...
Booking Strategy One: PLAN!
Buy online in advance. Each show has its own website, but there are some good websites which allow you to put in your vacation dates, and see whats on. There may be a part of you thinking 'I Imight go and watch Elton, but i might go for something else, I'll see when i get there'... Our advice would be don't risk the big stuffYou won't find last minute deals on the big name acts and shows. You will find last minute deals on shows with empty seats. So don't be disapointed.
Strategy two: Gamble!
If you just fancy catching any show, there are plenty of deals to be found. There are vendors on the street - in booths, and at the hotel desks. There are also guys on the strip selling you tickets... at your own risk. Either way, barter for as cheap as you can get! Everyone's after a profit, but everyone's after a sale too. The best bet if you're up for browsing the shows is to search your dates at Vegas.com and it'll bring up all the things happening during your visit.
