All Shook Up

As an Elvis fan who's been known to bust out a hip shake or two after a few too many Caesar cocktails, I was in heaven. The tribute artist had moves that would make the King himself proud, and the live band was hotter than a deep-fried peanut butter and banana sandwich. The intimate venue at Alexis Park Resort made me feel like I was at a private concert. While there's no dinner with this one, trust me, you'll be too busy dancing in your seat to even think about food.

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐½

Marriage Can Be Murder Dinner Show

I went in expecting some cheesy acting and bland chicken, but boy, was I wrong. The actors were funnier than my Uncle Bob after he's had a few too many at the family BBQ. I laughed so hard, I almost snorted my surprisingly decent mashed potatoes. The interactive elements kept me on my toes - one minute I'm sipping my drink, the next I'm being interrogated as a suspect. Pro tip: don't wear your favorite shirt, because you might end up wearing some of your dinner if you get too into the action!

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐

The Rat Pack is Back!

This show transported me to a time when suits were sharp, drinks were stiff, and political correctness wasn't invented yet. The performers channeling Frank, Dean, and Sammy had more charisma than a roomful of Vegas high-rollers. I felt like I'd stumbled into a time machine and ended up in the coolest club in 1960s Vegas. The only downside? I couldn't smoke inside like they did back then - but hey, my lungs thanked me later.

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Drag Brunch at Senor Frogs

Holy guacamole, was this a wild ride! Picture this: me, nursing a slight hangover, stumbling into a sea of sequins, wigs, and sass. The queens were serving looks fiercer than my mom's disapproving stare when I told her I was going to Vegas again. The food was your typical brunch fare, but who cares about eggs when you've got drag queens lip-syncing for their lives? I laughed, I cried (from laughing), and I may have gotten a little too enthusiastic with my dollar bills.

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Tournament of Kings Medieval Dinner & Show

This was like stepping into a medieval fever dream. One minute I'm munching on a surprisingly juicy Cornish game hen with my bare hands (because forks are for peasants, apparently), the next I'm screaming "Huzzah!" at the top of my lungs for a knight I've only known for 10 minutes. The horses were majestic, the stunts were impressive, and the storyline was... well, let's just say Shakespeare won't be losing any sleep. But who needs coherent plots when you've got jousting and pyrotechnics?

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐½

All Motown

This show had me dancing in my seat faster than you can say "Stop! In the Name of Love." These ladies had pipes that could put my karaoke attempts to shame (not that it's hard). The costumes were sparklier than a disco ball in a glitter factory, and the harmonies were tighter than my jeans after a week of Vegas buffets. I left the show with a spring in my step and a newfound appreciation for The Supremes - and a slight case of sequin envy.

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐½

FAQ

Do all these shows include dinner?

Not all shows include dinner. "Marriage Can Be Murder" and "Tournament of Kings" are dinner shows, while others like "All Shook Up" and "The Rat Pack is Back!" are show-only experiences.

Are these shows suitable for children?

It varies. "Tournament of Kings" is family-friendly, while shows like the Drag Brunch are more adult-oriented. Always check age restrictions before booking.

How far in advance should I book these shows?

It's recommended to book at least a few weeks in advance, especially during peak tourist seasons. Some popular shows can sell out quickly.

Are there any dress codes for these shows?

Dress codes vary. For most shows, casual attire is fine, but some venues might require smart casual. Check with the specific venue for their dress code policy.

Can I get refunds if I need to cancel?

Refund policies differ for each show and booking platform. It's best to check the cancellation policy at the time of booking.