
Las Vegas Acrobatics With Jousting and a Big Wheel
A 204-seat saloon theater opens with comedy, a medieval dinner show assigns champions, then a 550-foot wheel and intimate jazz.


Inside the Grand Canal Shoppes, Atomic Saloon is a 204-seat theater that folds an Old West saloon, an Elizabethan theatre, and a VIP nightclub attitude into one raucous adult cabaret and circus show. Comedy, acrobatics, and interactive audience involvement drive the high-energy variety performance. Entry is 18+, and the production uses strobe and flash lighting.
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Tournament of Kings turns dinner at Excalibur into a medieval arena spectacle. Cheer for your assigned champion and boo rival factions as choreographed fights and horsemanship unfold on the dirt. The meal includes half a roast chicken, potatoes, corn, and a roll, eaten by hand. Tickets cost approximately 80 USD per person and include select non-alcoholic drinks.
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High Roller Wheel at The LINQ Promenade lifts riders 550 feet above the Las Vegas Strip. Temperature-controlled cabins hold up to 40 people. Each rotation offers 360-degree city views, including the Sphere. Adult groups can choose the Happy Half Hour package, which adds an all-inclusive mobile bar to the ride.
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Myron's at The Smith Center seats 240 in a cabaret room near Reynolds Hall. Jazz leads a program that also features touring headliners and local artists. The room mixes floor tables with high-top seating. Table-side service brings cocktails and small bites during performances. Shows often run without an intermission.
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