Atomic Saloon Show

We had an absolute blast at the Atomic Saloon Show! If you’re not a fan of humor that touches on sexual or religious topics, this might not be your cup of tea. However, if you're into edgy comedy, this show will likely hit the mark for you. Unlike Absinthe, which is more focused on a circus theme, Atomic Saloon blends a quirky old western vibe with a narrative and humor that had us laughing throughout. The performances were fantastic, though we did find the acts in Absinthe to have a slightly higher "wow" factor. Sitting up front was an interesting experience—we got more involved in the fun and even ended up as part of the joke a few times, which was all in good spirits. Tyler was particularly hilarious and continually engaged the audience, leaving a lasting impression with his natural comedic talent and energy. Even though the rest of the cast was impressive, Tyler kept bringing the laughs our way every time he appeared. After seeing this show, we caught Absinthe again the next evening. Both have their unique charm and appeal, so it’s tough to go wrong with either. The rotation of performers means each visit is a new adventure. We're eager to return for another entertaining evening at Atomic Saloon!

My husband and I went to the Atomic Saloon in Las Vegas to celebrate his birthday, and we had an absolute blast! This show is a production of Spiegelworld, and we LOVED their other show, Absinthe, so we've been excited to check this one out, too. Boy, it did NOT disappoint. The show was high energy, fun, and hilarious, and the cast was GREAT! Not only that, but the staff was incredibly friendly and attentive, and the drinks were made perfectly. The venue was really cute, too. We had such a fun time celebrating my hubby's birthday, thanks to everyone at the Atomic Saloon.

If you're a fan of Absinthe, you'll definitely want to check out Atomic Saloon Show in Las Vegas! The show offers a unique experience with great acrobatic acts, a hilarious saloon owner, and an intimate theater where there truly isn't a bad seat on the floor. Despite some complaints about the show being hard to find and the cost of drinks, I didn't find these issues to be a problem. After all, you're in Vegas and on the strip, so prices are to be expected. I recommend splurging on a booth if you can, as they offer a more comfortable experience with bottle service included. The Pew seats also provide a great view of the show. Overall, Atomic Saloon Show is definitely worth checking out, especially if you're a fan of Absinthe!

Incredible! The staff performers at Atomic Saloon Show are hilarious and incredibly talented. The show itself is truly one-of-a-kind and I can't praise it enough. A tip for anyone interested in attending – head straight to the box office to purchase tickets for a better price than on the street or through apps. And don't forget, they also offer deals with your Venetian gratis card!

I knew nothing about this show going in, as friends booked it for us. IT WAS A FREAKING RIOT!!! Hilarious, fun, action packed, entertaining, hilarious, raunchy, did I mention hilarious? So glad I was taken to this show, we had such a great time! I don't want to give the show away but if you have seats near or on the stage, expect to be.... interacted with? :D Super fun show!!

Don’t waste your money. There are too many great shows in Vegas and great comedians. Wish I could give it a negative number. One star is one too many. The fifteen minutes we could bear were repetitive adolescent vulgarity without any attempt at humor. Their advertisement should also state there is repetitive anti religious vulgarity toward a specific group of Americans. Sad. You’ll want a shower when you leave. The Venetian could do better. Also, attempted to appear close to sold out on the website, but there was plenty of seating and more as the “show” went on…all around misrepresented.

Action-packed, hilarious fun! We had a great time from the moment we walked through the Wild West style saloon entrance and into the gorgeous theater showroom. The cast is super talented and so energetic, they hit every mark while delivering lots of laughs. The acrobats, dancers and contortionist are top notch. We especially loved the preacher and the madame- they were raucous, funny, and really entertaining from beginning to end. The cast weaves in and out of the audience throughout the show and there’s excitement all around and above you the whole time. There’s a fantastic finale too. My husband is a fairly serious guy and he had a big smile on his face the whole time. We both loved it!

Parts raunchy comedy, acrobatics, and sex appeal, this show will keep you entertained throughout. The cast members appear to enjoy their roles which accentuates the fun, high-flying atmosphere. It is hilarious and full of feats of strength, skill, and balance--all performed by sensually dressed and charming people. If you've seen Absinthe or OPM then you will know that you are in for a western-themed treat of a similar quality to those other shows. Notes: -The theater was challenging to locate in the labyrinth that is the Grand Canal Shoppes. -The wait staff is attentive and delivers great service throughout the show.

I absolutely loved the Atomic Saloon Show. It was the best Vegas show I've ever seen! It's even better if you're a bit tipsy. The show was funny and mind-blowing.

A much smaller venue than I expected and most of the time my thought was "What the hell is going on?". There's a little bit of comedy, a few stunts, and some scandalous acts, but it just felt all over the place. It kept us all entertained, but not something I will rush to see on future visits.

I love this show. I went a while back when it opened, and just saw it again this week and took some friends. It's definitely an "adult show", but it's very funny, and showcases some impressive acrobats. It's done by the same company that created Absinthe, so it's obviously going to be a world-class production. I would recommend seeing Absinthe slightly more than Atomic Saloon Show, but if you have already seen Absinthe, then definitely see Atomic Saloon Show.

I've seen several cirque shows in the past and always compare shows to that level. From what I had heard, Atomic Saloon Show would be pretty similar, but it didn't give me quite the same rush as O, or Mystere.