16 genuinely good shows under $50 — ranked cheapest first. No nosebleeds, no regrets, no shows we wouldn't send our own friends to.
Here's the thing nobody tells you about Vegas: some of the most fun you'll have on the Strip costs less than dinner. You don't need a hundred-dollar ticket to have a great night — you need the right cheap show.
We pulled every show in our catalog priced $50 or under and ranked them cheapest first. Every price below is the real "from" price through Vegas Sidekick — no membership, no account, no hidden fees, no markup games. Prices climb as you scroll, so the higher you go, the more you're paying (still under fifty bucks).
From $28
70 minutes of unscripted chaos where the audience is the show. Volunteer and you might end up clucking like a chicken; sit back and you'll still laugh till it hurts. Tied for the cheapest ticket on this list — and one of the rowdiest.
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From $28
Big-box illusions, showgirls, and close-up magic for the price of a buffet. Genuinely family-friendly, all ages, and tied for the single cheapest show on the Strip.
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From $29
Rotating stand-up in a small room where every seat is close to the mic. Under thirty bucks for 75 minutes of comics working the crowd. 16+.
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From $31
Several world-class magicians on one bill, so if one act isn't your thing the next one's already up. Our pick for best value in magic — 60 minutes, all ages.
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From $31
Rescued cats and dogs steal the show alongside juggling and circus gags. Every animal is a shelter rescue, and the kids lose their minds. Best cheap show for families.
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From $32
The famous brand, two shows a night, rotating headliners you've probably seen on TV. A reliably good late-night option that won't dent the bankroll. 18+.
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From $34
Grant Freeman does magic with the filter off — raunchy, loud, and heavy on audience participation. Cheap, adults-only, and not for the easily offended. 18+.
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From $35
Three different shows a night — variety at 6, touring comics at 8, a headliner at 10 — so you pick your vibe. Great value at the north end of the Strip. 15+.
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From $38
The legendary NYC club's Vegas outpost: five headliners every single night. Late-night energy, real comics, and still under forty. 18+.
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From $40
The Duchesses of Motown channel The Supremes, Gladys Knight, Martha & the Vandellas and more with a live-band tribute. A full concert-style show for $40 — normally $100.
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From $40
Mind-reading and psychological tricks that'll have you texting your friends "how did he DO that." One of the most unique cheap tickets in town — all ages.
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From $40
The Strip's longest-running topless revue — 25+ years and still selling out. Slick production, live vocals, and a wallet-friendly way to do a grown-up night out. 18+.
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From $41
Acrobats, jugglers, comedy and skaters rapid-fire — if one act isn't for you, wait ninety seconds. Seven nights a week, all ages, a genuine crowd-pleaser.
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From $44
Everybody Loves Raymond's Brad Garrett put his name on a purpose-built room with real touring headliners. 90 minutes, a notch up in polish, still under $50. 18+.
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From $47
A live-band Elvis tribute with the costumes, the hits, and the hip-swivel. All ages and easy on the wallet — a fun, low-key night for fans of the King.
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From $50
The longest-running one-man show in Vegas history for a reason — comedy magic the whole family quotes on the drive home. Tops out our under-$50 list at exactly fifty bucks. Ages 5+.
See Show →If you want the biggest bang for the fewest bucks, start with Allstars of Magic ($31) for a group, or Popovich ($31) if the kids are along. Both punch way above their price.
The cheapest shows on the Strip start at $28. Marc Savard Comedy Hypnosis and Nathan Burton Comedy Magic are tied for the lowest ticket on this list, and both run about 70 minutes — so you're not sacrificing much show for the low price.
Yes. Price in Vegas is mostly about venue size and production budget, not quality. A $30 magic or comedy show in an intimate theater can be every bit as entertaining as a $150 arena spectacle — it's just closer and smaller. Every show on this list is one we'd send our own friends to.
Nathan Burton Comedy Magic at $28 is the cheapest, followed by Allstars of Magic ($31) and The Mentalist ($40). For families, Nathan Burton and Mac King are the easy picks.
Absolutely — Marc Savard Comedy Hypnosis ($28), Nathan Burton Comedy Magic ($28), and Las Vegas LIVE Comedy Club ($29) all come in under thirty dollars.
Not through Vegas Sidekick. Every price shown is the real starting price — no membership, no account required, and no surprise service charges at checkout.
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