Las Vegas, NV Venue Guides

A climate-controlled Las Vegas stadium where heat, pedestrian routing, and the post-event trip demand a real plan.

Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas is a multi-level Strip music venue combining a standing concert floor, bowling, bars, and food at the LINQ Promenade.

Dolby Live is a purpose-built performance theater inside Park MGM, designed for concert residencies and touring productions.

House of Blues Las Vegas is a multi-level concert venue inside Mandalay Bay, hosting touring shows and residencies with event-specific floor, mezzanine, and age rules.

MGM Grand Garden Arena is a large indoor arena inside the MGM Grand resort complex, hosting concerts, combat sports, and televised special events.

A purpose-built immersive venue where the enormous interior screen, steep upper galleries, sensory effects, and strict carry-in rules matter as much as the performance.

A Strip arena where the Golden Knights' theatrical game presentation, walkable resort setting, and dense event traffic turn the surrounding neighborhood into part of the show.

A polished resort theater built for headline residencies, with strong intimacy for its scale and a long casino approach that should be part of the arrival plan.

A multi-venue performing-arts campus in downtown Las Vegas's Symphony Park, with Reynolds Hall for major productions and smaller rooms including Myron's for intimate music and cabaret.

The Theatre at Resorts World Las Vegas is a modern resort theater on the north Strip built for residencies, concerts, and large-format stage production.

UNLV's multipurpose arena occupies the campus edge near Tropicana Avenue, with four principal parking lots and a seating configuration that changes substantially between basketball, rodeo, and touring productions.