Las Vegas Shows — Page 3

It appears that some of the smaller shows will start up in November. No Cirque shows just yet.

I also read that they were relocating some of the smaller shows into bigger showrooms within their hotels, so that it would help with social distancing.

Maybe if this is successful, more shows maybe open by February. I really want to visit in 2021. Since shows are a big part of my visit, I won't return until there are more options. During my visit, I usually do two nature excursions which are all day trips. One of my destinations is currently closed due to Covid. So I have to consider that also.

LizzieCurry said: "I'm glad to see the Neon Museum has reopened! I went two years ago after having gone shortly after they had initially opened. It's a really great experience and oddly poignant. I highly recommend it."

I went a couple of years ago. Enjoyed it and would have gone back.....but they won't let you take pictures anymore with a camera. They changed their policy in 2019. Only pictures with a cellphone. I'm not sure how many people are aware of it until they have already paid for their tour.

LizzieCurry said: "That's interesting — and unfortunate! I was there in October of 2018 with a cell phone and a regular camera. I went with my family and my dad and uncle are both big hobby photographers and brought fairly large cameras with them. They'd be bummed out by this rule.

It's in the FAQ, but it's not like they make a big point of it: https://www.neonmuseum.org/about/f-a-q"

Lizzie, When I went I took a day tour. Took lots of great pictures with my Nikon. I had wanted to do a night tour, so in 2019, I booked and paid for a tour. Then accidently found out about the new policy in the FAQ. I had to jump hoops to cancel and get my money back. I finally did receive a refund. I advised them to make their policy more aware for customers. As you can see, they did not take my advice.

Zumanity is now closing permanently due to covid.

As I suspected, shows reopening are charging, in some cases, double/triple the cost. If anyone has ever attended a show at the V Theatre, you know it is a lesser budget show. Still enjoyable, but in most cases, ticket prices were around $50. Now 6 shows are reopening next week and first week of April, the starting price is over $100. An afternoon magic show, Nathan Burton, I have seen a couple of times. Great show, especially for the $12.50 price, I always paid. Now it is well over $100.

I saw this article about Vegas recently and it really piqued my interest. Wonder if it will work out for Mr. Cole.