7 shows across two south-Strip neighbors — from $44. MGM Grand and New York-New York sit on opposite corners of the same intersection, linked by a pedestrian bridge and the tram. Everything at both, compared in one place with real prices and no added fees.
MGM Grand is one of the largest resorts in the world — the giant bronze lion out front is the tell — and directly across Tropicana Avenue sits its neighbor New York-New York, with the Manhattan skyline and the roller coaster wrapped around it. An elevated pedestrian bridge connects the two, which is exactly why it's worth looking at them together.
The headliners are the reason most people come: KÀ by Cirque du Soleil and the Jabbawockeez at MGM Grand, and a second Cirque show — Mad Apple — just across the street at New York-New York. Around them, Now You See Me LIVE brings the heist-movie magic to the stage, and MGM Grand's comedy lineup (Brad Garrett's, Tape Face and Steve Falcon's) keeps the ticket prices friendly. Two hotels, one corner, a full week of nights out.
The bronze-lion resort on the Tropicana corner — home to KÀ's purpose-built theater, the Jabbawockeez room and an intimate comedy underground.
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CirqueThe Manhattan-skyline resort across the street, with the Big Apple Coaster out front and Cirque's Mad Apple inside.
South Strip at the Tropicana corner — MGM Grand at 3799 and New York-New York at 3790 Las Vegas Blvd, on opposite sides of the intersection.
An elevated pedestrian bridge links the two corners, and the free south-Strip tram (Excalibur–Luxor–Mandalay Bay) stops nearby — easy to pair with a night down the block.
Brad Garrett's Comedy Club lands near $44 and Mad Apple near $56 — solid nights well under the KÀ headline price.
Together the two hotels host 7 shows we track — headlined by KÀ by Cirque du Soleil and the Jabbawockeez at MGM Grand, and Mad Apple by Cirque du Soleil across the street at New York-New York. Around them are Now You See Me LIVE and a strong comedy lineup (Brad Garrett's Comedy Club, Tape Face and Steve Falcon's). Tickets run about $44 to $80.
Yes — they sit on opposite corners of the Tropicana and Las Vegas Blvd intersection, connected by an elevated pedestrian bridge. It's a two-minute walk, so it's easy to pair a show at one with dinner or the roller coaster at the other.
Brad Garrett's Comedy Club at MGM Grand is usually the lowest at around $44, followed by Mad Apple at New York-New York near $56 and Tape Face in the high $50s.
KÀ is one of the most technically ambitious shows in Las Vegas — a Cirque du Soleil production staged on a massive rotating vertical platform, in a theater built specifically for it. It's the marquee reason to catch a show at MGM Grand.
Mad Apple is Cirque du Soleil's New York-themed variety show — a high-energy mix of acrobatics, magic, comedy and live music with a rooftop-party feel. It plays the New York-New York Theater right across the street from MGM Grand.
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