Absinthe

Over Memorial Day weekend, I had the pleasure of attending this show. Beyond the comedic segment, I thought the performers were fantastic and wished the entire show had focused on them. After an act concluded their performance, the "host" would appear and perform a stand-up routine with his fellow entertainer . . Although I didn't think he was amusing, I saw that many people around me did. But I am aware that it will differ for every individual. I only wish they had also promoted it as a comedy program as well so I could have been prepared .Avoid sitting in the front if you don't want to be a part of his act, as the majority of his jokes are based on remarks and observations about the people in the crowd. Also, the show isn't for you if you don't enjoy crude humor. Also, for the amount of money that you spend on tickets, they should really have better seating. The chairs are literally squished together; you have no space. It was so uncomfortable and unfortunate after spending over $200 on a ticket. Not to mention, they’re super uncomfortable. No exaggeration, every chair seems to be different as if they randomly got them outside. And the bathroom across the street in a different venue is ridiculous. They need to do better, definitely not worth the money which is so sad because the performers are amazing.

Wild, jaw-dropping, and definitely not your average Vegas show. I saw Absinthe in Las Vegas and it was absolutely fun and mind-blowing. The performers are insanely talented—every act is sharp, bold, and totally captivating. You can tell they’re top-tier professionals. Some of the humor between sets pushes into cringe territory, but honestly, it’s easy to forget once the next act hits the stage. The talent makes up for it tenfold.

Do yourself a favor and don’t book any other show until you see this one first. Hands down the most entertaining, hilarious, surprising and most fun you can have in a Vegas show. Each of the crew members are top notch quality entertainers and comedians who make the night an unforgettable blast. You can tell they love what they do. Everyone I asked about the show says they’ve been multiple times. That’s how good it is. Not kid friendly, and that’s what makes it even better. Get ready. There is nothing like it.

Fabulous! Absolutely breathtaking show. Came here on my birthday and I enjoyed every second! The performance was outstanding, such highly skilled individuals. Thank you for a wonderful experience! The jokes are funny, and raunchy! The seats are funky looking pull out chairs, so beware if you are larger/ or tall . Otherwise, the place is very small so anywhere you sit will be completely fine. If you decide to sit near the front, the producer will crank some jokes if you look funny enough! Again, thank you to the wonderful performers 02/25/25 :)

Great experience - a good mix of comedy and acrobatics. Definitely have to have light hearted humour and not take yourself too seriously to go. It was overpriced for the length of time unfortunately. Overall a comfortable and light hearted experience worth it if it’s your first or only trip to Vegas and you have disposable funds for entertainment

Jugglers were the best I thought. There were few other very impressive acts by very talented artists. Wanda character’s “comedy” is not really comedy though. Producer’s dialogue with Wanda needs to be reviewed and updated I feel. The best way to attend this show might be - after getting completely drunk. It was not for me.

Hubby won a charity auction for a VIP Gazillionaire package to Absinthe, and this is my review. For something that usually costs over a grand, I was a little disappointed in what was advertised versus what we got. Our package included: round trip VIP transport to and from the venue, a drive down the Strip, a "dedicated cocktail server" with open bar for the duration of the show, and VIP table seating. We got a fraction of that. First, we were supposed to be picked up in a Rolls Royce. Didn't happen. They sent a plain white SUV that led to a bunch of communication errors (and resulted in us arriving about 30 minutes later than we had wanted to be at the venue). Strike one. The driver was awesome and accommodating, but what a letdown from the start. We were driven directly to the venue where a hidden "door" opened up from a hedge. As soon as we got out, we were handed a glass of (bad) sparkling wine and taken through VIP red ropes to the speakeasy out back. OMG the speakeasy is amazing! We were told we could order anything and everything on the drink menu, and that it was "on the house." We took that as a personal challenge, LOL! We had a reserved couch area in the Speakeasy courtyard, and I wish I could've spent hours here! But since there was all that confusion with our driver, we unfortunately had to rush. We had room to down one cocktail quickly (and it was amazing), then it was time to move into the adjacent tent for the show. This "dedicated cocktail server" was a complete load of bull. We had different servers come by all night. They were frequent, but that's far from having our own server who knew our wants and needs. I opted to stick to champagne after feeling super tipsy from my first cocktail, but hubby went all out and tried several different drinks. Let me warn you: these drinks are small, but STRONG. We are pretty tough and can drink a lot, but my god, after two cocktails, we were literally nearly falling down drunk. You have been warned. Our table was fantastic. Elevated and right in the center, I couldn't have asked for a better view or seat. The chairs were comfy enough and we had tons of room. The standard seating looked miserably uncomfortable and cramped. The table location made the VIP really feel worth it. The show was weird. Standard Cirque acrobat type stuff: people doing balancing acts, sword swallowing, roller skating, etc. It gets super repetitive. The best part about the show was the M.C. the Gazillionaire and his randy sidekick Wanda, and their schtick was insulting audience members. They weren't mean-spirited at all, and it was mildly amusing. My advice is: the more you drink, the more you'll enjoy the show. A lot of it reminded me of the old "Opium" show at Cosmo. If you saw that, then you'll get the vibe. The show is too short at 80 minutes, and afterward we were shuffled back out into the courtyard. It would've been nice to have been able to hang another hour or so at the speakeasy, but our driver was waiting and we had 15 minutes to get to the car or miss our ride. I'm glad we didn't pay $1,200 for the VIP package because, frankly, it's not even close to worth it. Closing observation: the show has a reputation of being super dirty, but we didn't find it dirty at all. There wasn't even any nudity, and only a few cuss words. I seriously don't get why Absinthe has a reputation for being so "'raunchy." I don't even think my grandma would've been offended by this show.

A must-see! This was our second time seeing Absinthe, and we absolutely love it. The show is hilarious, wild, and full of jaw-dropping talent. It’s the perfect mix of comedy, acrobatics, and edgy entertainment. We laughed non-stop and were amazed all over again. Highly recommend it to anyone visiting Vegas!

I first saw Absinthe back in October 2015, and I recently just saw it again 9 years later and it's just as good...Absinthe is undoubtedly the best show in Vegas. Absinthe is a variety show with a good mix of acrobatic and comedic acts and the perfect combination of funny, sexy, and entertaining. The hosts also do an amazing job engaging with the audience. If you sit in the front rows, be prepared to be picked on by the hosts lol! The venue is in a tent thing outside of Caesars and all the seats seem pretty good as the venue isn't too big. If you don't mind paying a little extra, I would go with one of the table seats so that you have a little more room and a table to place your drinks. Absinthe is definitely a must see show...if I had to choose 1 show to watch in Vegas this would be it in a heartbeat.

Very raunchy adult show! I went there for the first time this year. Located outside Caesars. I would recommend not sitting in the front unless you want to get roasted. Also, do not sit in the front if you get offended easily. Interesting acts and adult jokes. We sat towards the back and tickets were about $130~ so it's not cheap but def entertaining. There's really no bad seat since it is kinda intimate inside the tent. Come with an open mind - diff acts of acrobats, comedy, etc.

I saw this show, using a free ticket I was given from one of the actors in the show. Being someone who enjoys raunchy humor such as Trailer Park Boys and Beavis and Butt-head, I thought I'd love Absinthe. Holy hell, what a disappointment! This show isn't funny! I smoked plenty of weed before I went in and I didn't laugh at all. The show consists of obnoxious characters and obese, unappealing people doing dance numbers. Most of the audience is perverted old women. I felt very out of place as a guy in my late 20s. If you're a disgusting old lady with a rusted-shut cooter, you might like Absinthe. Honestly I wouldn't even go again with another free ticket. Skip this stupid mess.

No joke, if you see one show...go to Absinthe. Incredible talent, be ready to laugh so hard it hurts, some nudity, plenty of raunch. Not for faint of heart or those that get offended. Snowflakes will melt and run to the door. This was my third time seeing this show over the last 15 years. They switch it up over the years and so glad I came back.

I ready many reviews warning not to sit in-front if you have thin skin. That is very good advice. I sat in front and got picked on. That Gazillionair guy is mean but it's all in fun. Another guy near me got picked on and he didn't crack a smile once. Him and his date ended up leaving halfway through. It's foul mouthed and different. I saw something I wash I didn't. It's okay, I lived. Only downside is the seating is very cramped. When you're physically uncomfortable it takes away from enjoyment. Otherwise, entertaining show.

I liked some parts of the show, but was outraged about how rude the staff was about shooing us out as we were trying to leave. Our group of 16 included a grandma with mobility issues so we were a bit slow. We were just trying to pose for one group picture after the end, but the staff was excessively rude and forced us out before we could take one picture. The tickets to the show were not cheap so I couldn't believe how poorly they would treat a big group that paid so much money to be there. There was one employee in particular that was the worst and puffed his chest and got very close of someone's face to threaten one of the men in our group. That said, the show itself was raunchy and an interesting series of small group performances. The venue was in a high top circus tent and the seats were uncomfortable. Sorry, it did not meet my expectations for a Vegas caliber performance and experience. Spend your money elsewhere.

This is the best show in Las Vegas right now and the talent is perfection. Go see this show for sure if you're hesitating. The host and cohost were absolutely amazing. And the show talents were insane. The finale was... insane. My mouth dropped so many times. I laughed so hard the entire time due to the comedic aspect of the show which is pretty raunchy but still in very good taste. 10/10 I would no doubt see this show again. I know shows lose their essence after awhile, but this show right now is absolute fire. Watch it while it's hot!!!

What a terrific time! We've walked past the Absinthe tent in front of Caesars Palace so many times, and this trip figured, "let's go!". We loved the show. If you are prepared for a raft profanity and over-the-top raunchiness, join the fun. The host and his assistant were relentlessly hilarious, and the acts were amazingly acrobatic and, at times, dangerous -- or at least looked that way to us. Before the show, we had dinner in the Green Fairy's Garden, enjoying burgers and tots, along with bar drinks and were pleased with the quality and the price. The cooling system in the garden really helped with the August heat. So, its one day after our turn at the show, and we are still talking and laughing about all that it was. Note: It is a small venue, and all seats have great views.

Fun show with lots of raunchy humor. Great acrobatings, juggling, and strength in each act. I felt like there was a lack of a storyline overall and random acts were thrown together. It's less acrobatic than cirque, which I appreciate, and a mix of humor with current event jokes. Good engagement with the audience overall. Unique show that was worth attending.

This was the funniest, most entertaining show. My family and I have never laughed so hard in my entire life! This is RAUNCHY and NAUGHTY and absolutely hysterical. All of the acts were original, and something I was never expecting. It was a mix of acrobatics, comedy, burlesque, and pure raunch. I do not recommend this for children! I recommend finding the speakeasy before or after the show - just ask the bartender where to find Pier 17.

Absinthe is a great show. It is located in a tent outside of Caesar's (and not far from Hell's Kitchen). The ticket office is right near the main entrance. It can pay to get there early and hang around outside the tent--there are some nice food and drink choices (where you can either bring cocktails in with you or drink them in side). They also do have service at your seat, but the servers seem busy. The seats are odd, they are all different sizes and shapes. I hate to say too much about the show, other that to echo what others have said that the language gets raunchy, but is very funny. The acts are the typical sort of carnival acts, but very well done. They go pretty quickly. Some are amazing, then there are some that have excellent audience participation. It is definitely worth seeing.

I was hesitant at first going to this show as it was a bit over my budget and I wasn't sure what this show was about, to be honest, but my friend wanted to go see it for her big birthday. Let me tell you, I am so glad we went. We were a group of about 14, we had seats in the back, but that didn't hinder our experience of the show. I laughed so much, I'm sure I was that annoying person in the back, but I didn't care. The jokes were raunchy, cheesy, and hilarious! I had the absolute best time, I highly recommend seeing this show, if you have a good sense of humor and aren't offended by dirty jokes. If you are sensitive to vulgar language and raunchy humor, I highly suggest you spendyour money elsewhere as the whole show is just that. You're in Vegas after all, there are plenty of shows!

Loved parts of this show, but the seating and the experience were a bit overpriced. The chairs are all linked together, and one person was spilling over into my seat. Luckily there were empty chairs that we were able to move to instead. Definitely do not sit in the front rows unless you enjoy being absolutely roasted and laughed at by everyone. Some folks were picked to join part of the show. They seemed to have fun which was good. The acrobatics were amazing! I didn't mind the strip tease and most of the raunchy humor. Characters were excellent. The contortionists were cringe worthy since it looks so painful, but wow! It's impressive. I could not handle the knife eating but that's a usual trick to see. Some of the humor was a bit disturbing in terms of sexual animal jokes, which I didn't like. Overall, it was a cool experience, but just a one time event for me.

Love, love, love! The show was great! It was entertaining, funny, creative, and full of talented performers. We sat at the VIP section, and it was totally worth it. Table service and a front row seat. The crew of the show was fast and efficient. Highly recommend. The only room for improvement would be to add bathrooms.

They say the show is the best in Vegas and it certainly lived up to its reputation. Other cirque du Soleil circus type shows are very slow and caused me to do the chin boogie like I do in church. This particular show kept things interesting and kept things moving and the acrobatics and contortion acts were out of this world.

One of the most exciting shows on the strip, funny and very talented performers, beautiful girls too

I had such an amazing time at the hilariously raunchy and XXX-rated Absinthe show! I had the Gazillionaire experience with the chauffeured Rolls-Royce that picked me up from my house and drove me and my friend to the show. It was an awesome experience because the driver of the Rolls-Royce gave us a tour of the strip from the Mandalay Bay down to the Cosmopolitan and through the City Center. Once I arrived at the show, I saw a beautiful circus tent at the back of a courtyard. The courtyard had food and drink options and spots for photo backgrounds. Once inside, the show started with a bang. I will mention that I sat at the producer's table and had a great view of every performance, but the setup in Absinthe is that each audience member will have a great view of the acts. There were incredible gymnasts, freak shows, dancers, comedians, and the most raunchy host I have ever seen. This is an experience for couples, bachelorette parties, bachelor parties, and girl's night. I would not come here with my brother, sister, or parents. Last note, the drinks are incredibly strong. Definitely a plus!

Since they let some of the best entertainment go from the show it is not as good. I wouldn't even take free tickets to this. I just don't understand why they let the top attractions go? Since there is no zero I give this show a one!!!

I got decent middle ish seats for 2 for a grand total of ~$418 (after ticketmaster fees and such). Honestly, I think it's overpriced... even for Vegas. When my bf and I went in December, it was not a full house by any means. Since it's located in essentially a circus tent, the seats are in a circle around the main stage. I read some reviews and I expected it beforehand, but wow the seats were even smaller than I had anticipated. WAY too small. Unless you bought the more premium seats in the center with a table, the general seating is outrageously tiny. Even then, the VIP high top chairs looked uncomfortable as well... The chairs are all linked together so there is no wiggle room at all. I would say it's 2/3rds of a Southwest seat, and you know those don't have much space... As such, there is no space for drinks/food. People were bringing in their drinks and snacks and unless you bought a VIP table, there is just no place to put it at all. I wouldn't advise bringing drinks in unless you don't mind holding it the whole time in a very cramped setting. Since the circus tent isn't that large, I don't think there is a huge difference between the back seats and the middle towards front seats we bought, but there is a decent price difference. Besides from that, I thought it was quite entertaining. The content includes a lot of audience interaction, so I would come in with an open mind. It's definitely really raunchy so keep that in mind. If you enjoy interacting/going on stage, sit in the front rows. You *WILL* get roasted, so only sit there if you would be okay with that. (Be mindful of raunchy humor, potentially insensitive remarks, polarizing politics, tons of swearing, etc.) Some people seemed really offended so your mileage may vary. Personally, I thought it was hilarious, for the most part. You also might get picked to go on stage, especially if you're sat in the front. Acrobatic parts were really impressive. The knife eating segment was really cool to see live honestly. The performers in general were all really talented and worth watching. I don't really see myself coming again, but it's definitely a Vegas show for sure. Worth coming once I think!

As others have mentioned, if you get easily trigged by swear words, raunchy material, dirty jokes, insensitive remarks, etc. I would not recommend this show to you. If you don't want to be called out by the entertainers, I would recommend not buying the seats up close to the stage! The ones that sat up front were ROASTED by the MC. LOL. TBH- I don't know if I have thick enough skin for that haha. If you want a place to set your drinks down, or you want a tad bit more room so that you are not shoulder to shoulder next to the person beside you, I'd recommend one of those VIP seats with a table. Overall, I felt like the performers were very talented and great entertainers. I don't think I would pay more than $70 for the performance. I felt like the ticket prices were overpriced for the entertainment and the venue (cheap folded chairs/banquet seats, and tightly crammed together inside a tent). Cons: 1) you are crammed in a tent sitting on tiny uncomfortable chairs (yes- even those VIP seats don't look any better) 2) the tickets are expensive 3) their humor may not be for everyone! Pros: 1) variety of talented entertainers 2) fun show

Way over priced and not anywhere near being "the best show in Vegas". The acts are good but Cirque shows give you the talent along with glitter and spectacle. I have no problem with raw language, but it doesn't add to the show. The space within the garden, right outside the tent, gets crowded, especially between shows. The chairs you sit on look like they were purchased at a garage sale. The juggling and aerialist acts were good, but as I already mentioned, other shows do similar routines with more fanfare. I saw two other shows while in Vegas. Both were better. One was half the price, the other a third of the price.

If find humor in the rude, raunchy and sexy side of life BOOK YOUR TICKETS! There was a 90 year old woman in the crowd the night we went...the folks beside us were in their mid 60's and it was their 3rd time at Absinthe! All ages will enjoy as long as the first sentence of this review applies to you! Our group was blown away by the performances. Just when I thought I couldn't be more surprised...they left us speechless or laughing with literal tears. Expensive seats are not required! Save your money for the drinks!!!

Ok final review of ABSINTHE @ Ceasars Palace EXCELLENT overall Funny Brilliant Vulgar and I actually loved that part as it was mostly done intelligently but too many GD's and a bs Trump joke but overall that part was funny Excellent talent The tent and the vibe were killer - one of the best components- you feel like you're in an old circus tent in France in the 40's Yea overall - probably my favorite show in Vegas which is saying something as so many are so incredibly done - I guess this is just amazingly cool and unique and you get really connected to your fellow audience members PS get a bottle of champagne in the speakeasy before you go in and they will give you a bucket of ice to take it in with

Very fun....and fair warning...it R/X rated, with swearing and vulgarity. Lots of hot guys and gals that perform a variety of burlesque, acrobatics, juggling, dance routines.. all under a circus tent... front 2 rows are open game for being part of the show. Really no bad seats and show is about 90 minutes. Limited food and cocktails are available with wait service I would totally go back!

This is a must-see show!!! If you don't mind a sexy show with some dirty humor, this show is for you. My fiance and I came here and had a great time! We were laughing, enjoying our drinks and amazed at the acts the whole time. I loved seeing all the different acts throughout the show and one talented person after the next. I love that the tent overall is small and the crowd isn't too big. We sat at a two-person table which was a little more expensive but honestly so worth it. This show feels totally Vegas and was such a good time. We haven't stopped thinking about this show since and even recommended it to other friends visiting Vegas shortly after us. It's an unforgettable experience.

The show was good, but I don't know that it was worth the nearly $200 I paid - and they were the cheapest seats we could find! Our seats were nearly directly behind the stage, which only really mattered for one performance and some of the between-show banter. The central stage was perfectly visible. I found some of the performances to be really impressive - the roller skating one in particular was unique and cool. However, some of the performances were also just okay; you can definitely find similar acrobatics for cheaper prices in Cirque, for example. The smallness of the theater helped because we could see the performers much closer though. The stuff between the performances was kind of mid imo - the jokes were fine, but having the audience members do one of the shows felt like kind of a waste. I was personally there to be wowed by the pros, so I wish they just had something else instead.

Absinthe was an absolute blast! We were a bit apprehensive, thinking it would be a musical acrobatic show (not our thing!), but it was so much more. The show is hilariously raunchy, filled with witty jokes and jaw-dropping acts that will leave you laughing out loud. Pro tip: If you're a couple, volunteer to go up on stage! We did, and it was the highlight of the night. My fiancé became an instant celebrity, with everyone cheering him on and using his new nickname, "little guy," courtesy of the show's owner. While the folding chairs fit the vintage circus vibe, a little extra cushion wouldn't hurt. But hey, that's part of the charm, right? Overall, Absinthe is a must-see for anyone looking for a night of unforgettable entertainment. Just be prepared to laugh until your sides hurt!

This show.. how do I even put words to it? AMAZING & FUNNY. Definitely worth the money to watch it. I highly recommend checking this place out. I felt... alive if that makes sense. Watching these performances I was in awe. There is no bad seats here either

What an experience! If you are in the mood for an eclectic, raunchy, kooky, wild & weird show, you've reached the correct place. The staff from beginning to end were so cool and nice, a perfect tonal set for the ambience of the evening. Our show had some empty spaces, so we got to move up to the second row! So incredible to see it up close, but it doesn't seem like there would be a bad seat in the house. Everyone in the show is SO talented-- I experienced a whole range of emotions from amazement, to shock, to tears of laughter, and...pretty sure I fell in love several times throughout the evening. Definitely not for anyone uncomfortable with crude or dirty humor or audience interaction--nothing is off limits! Be sure to chat with the staff, they'll point out some cool features around the joint :)

As a local, im blessed that im able to go to many shows out here. This one is by far my favorite show in Vegas. It's more interactive with the audience, its a much smaller crowd because it's in a tent, so you're more up close to all the action. The talent these performers have is mind-blowing. Its funny, its quirky, its sexy and all around a must see show! Bonus, they let you film/ photo the show.

I recently attended the Las Vegas show Absinthe, and it was an absolutely hilarious and unforgettable experience! Sitting in row K was perfect - no obstructions, close to the bar, and convenient for entry and exit. Be aware that sitting in the front row will likely get you roasted by the MC and you might get splashed with water, but it's all part of the fun. Valet parking at Caesars palace was convenient and close to the entrance. It's right by Hells Kitchen. I will definitely attend again. Highly recommended for an evening of non-stop laughter and entertainment! If you're sensitive and don't have a sense of humor, this is not the show for you.

The place is great , very nice ambiance. He staff is friendly and helpful . The drinks were not that good and pricey but that's just a Vegas thing . The show is amazing , the best show I have seen up to know , the performers are very talented . If you are conservative or get offended easily save your money and don't go , this is not the show for you .

I have seen this show twice and it was amazing both times. The added and took away some acts for the second time (1 year apart) which was sad but still amazing. Don't see if you are sensitive and don't like raunchy humor or crude jokes about politics, sexuality, etc. At both shows, I saw repeaters coming to see show again.

We have seen this show three times in the past 6 years. This last time, in February it was much shorter and the ticket prices have increased by about 30%. They seem to add different entertainers, here and there. It is a fun time with "adult humor" Don't go with someone unless you know them well, pretty raunchy material. I would not recommend taking any kids under 16.

I expected more. Shows been in Vegas for nearly 20 years and they are in a tent? The seats in the back are barstools, the nice seats are wooden or folding chairs. Glad I didn't pay for the nice seats. The second to last row and I still paid $170!! The acts were very basic for a "Vegas" show. The show consisted of a host that made fun of audience members (like you'd see in a improv club), a burlesque woman who sang pretty good then removed her top and showed boobs with pasties. Continued with jugglers, tap dancing twins, a male pole acrobat, a hoop Acrobat, and roller skaters that spun around. A few more not worth mentioning. The best were the roller skaters. While no doubt they are all talented, it's just not hundreds of $ pp for this show. I recommend seeing a comedy show or cirque du soleil.

Such a great show in a very cool intimate circus tent-like setting but not a circus. Best show in Vegas and worth the $200 ticket that I paid. It was funny, raunchy and featured incredible talent! If you are in the front row, there is a chance you will get "roasted" but be a good sport and play along - your audience will thank you. You can have a drink while you are entertained too. My ONLY complaint is that the (in the round) seating is a combo of mis-matched chairs, which is a cool vibe but you are sitting RIGHT next to your seatmate with little room to spare. Nonetheless, do yourself a favor and see this show!!!!

A very intimate setting. The seats are cheap, old folding chairs and packed together. The easily offended should steer clear. If , however, you enjoy raucous comedy, and performers who make Eau acrobats look geriatric, don't hesitate to get tickets. Probably the best show in Vegas.

This was my second time seeing the show and was super excited to go. They did not disappoint. It's been several years since we've been and it's a completely different show now, and worth every penny! The acts were phenomenal and the people fantastic! Highly entertaining and so much fun to watch! Can't recommend enuf!

Very entertaining. Funny, raunchy, and exciting. I loved being able to sit so close to the action. Quite expensive but so is everything in Vegas now.

I will just say one the worst shows I've seen. The entertainment is what you would see at almost any other circus or America's got talent shows. I feel the $500.00 spent on two tickets could have bought me more entertaining shows. Just wasn't for me or my guest. Not only that, you sit in some very uncomfortable metal folding chairs or plastic chair. Purposely low budget to make it like a backyard or old school tent and charge like it's a Ritz Carlton hotel. Wouldn't watch this show Ever again. Not worth the money for me.

I went last night with my adult son and his wife and her parents. We were all rolling in the aisles at the randy jokes and "whooping" at the aMazing performers' athletic skills. In addition to the performance, the patio and food court waiting area outside the circus tent features a huge "fairy" tree that sparkles with mesmerizing twinkles. And lastly, the burgers and potato crunchies were most excellent from the No Pants vendor! Yeah. I give it a fiver! I only wish I'd taken a picture of that magical tree! There are plenty of pictures of the performers' on the company YouTube channel: CircusTown Go there or be square!!

This continues to be one of my favorite shows in Vegas. I believe I've been to see this show about 3-4 times over the last 8 years and it's a little different every time as far as which acts are there. The premise is the same with the hosts introducing, transitioning, and concluding the acts through the show with adult humor. I'd definitely recommend this show to adults only, and there may even be an age restriction to purchase tickets at this point. The show itself is located right in front of Caesar's. There is an outdoor bar area to hang out before they let you into the tent. I was nervous that it would be cold inside the tent, as I tend to "freeze" easily with the air conditioning inside most places, but I actually did perfectly fine with my sleeveless dress. The seats are high top chairs. I recommend getting tickets for the 3rd row or so (first row always gets picked on, and the acrobatics of the acts are awesome to see closer up). I got row F this time and it was perfect being the first row of the back tier (I'm short, so this is important to me). The acrobatics are awesome. Some acts are more entertaining to me than others. Overall, this and Beatles LOVE Circ I always highly recommend to my friends visiting Vegas who want to see a show.

Dead inside? No sense of humor? Astounded by the concept of paying performers well? Don't see this show. BUT! If you'd like to laugh your a** off, be dazzled by talent, or get a little wet... this show is up your alley. You'll leave questioning your own sexuality, taking life a little less seriously, and perhaps left seeking your own taste of the what the green fairy has to offer. I thoroughly enjoyed every moment of the magic that this team has put together to knock your socks off.

Absinthe is a comedy circus show based at Caesar's Palace on the strip. We recently saw the show for the second time after about a 10 year gap. Both times we really loved the show. The show is in a large tent at the south end of the Caesar's complex not far from the main casino. There is plenty of parking at the hotel but it is quite a long walk from the show. The seating in the tent is a bit small and not that comfortable. We bought in the 2nd top price range and were definitely uncomfortable by the end of that show. The show content is great. It is somewhat of an antidote to Cirque du Soleil. There is a circus element, but it doesn't take itself seriously and has plenty of very bawdy humour. The intimate setting, comic style and the lack of clowns or 'deep' plotline make for a very different experience to Cirque (which I also love). Strongly recommended.

We absolutely loved the show. Fantastic, funny, exciting and it's all set in a very intimate setting. We've seen a bunch of the major Vegas shows and this one holds its own in our memories in its own unique way. We loved it and will make it a regular stop whenever we are in Vegas. Tip 1: If you are easily offended, haven't seen any of the other big shows on the strip, or are on a tight budget, this show may not be for you. If you want to have a ton of laughs, make some new friends and see some fabulous performances, check it out. Tip 2: get a front row seat if possible. The interaction with the performers is hilarious. Tip 3: if you want to maximize your comfort, spring for a table as they are more roomy. Tip 4: The location is excellent; just in front of Ceasars between the Bellagio and Flamingo and the show runs about 80 minutes. Very easy. The staff, servers and performers we encountered were excellent and gracious and made us feel like they really love being part of this show. We enjoyed the show and hope you do too!

I went into the show expecting it to be amazing based on reviews and it being "the greatest show in Vegas." After seeing "O" by cirque du soleil and many other shows that don't tout themselves as the greatest show in Vegas, I was expecting to be blown away. Wow was I disappointed! Where do I start? First, the seats are bar stools that are super uncomfortable and you are almost sitting on top of the person next to you. Throughout the whole show I could smell the breath and feel the spittle of the lady next to me when she laughed, that's how close the seats are, gross! Second, the "Wanda" character was supposed to be edgy and raunchy but she came across as lame and not funny at all. For example she pointed to a guy and asked if his mother came into the tent how would she react if we were all having a big orgy with cum and vagina juice everywhere, like what? I am not a prude by any means and can laugh at sex jokes but her acts felt forced and brought the show to a screeching halt. The "Gazillionaire" character was kind of funny and I was glad he made "Wanda" shut the efff up to bring her act to an end.. I did enjoy how close the seats are to the acrobats so you get to see the body movements up close versus large venues. I do give four stars to ALL of the acrobat performers as their performances were amazing! However, for the price my fiancée paid it could have been a lot better! I almost felt bad that he paid as much as he did for the worse show I've ever seen in LV!

I feel bad for my husband who paid the tickets almost $500 expensive. Awakening and all the soleil shows were the best shows . This was bad and overpriced. You want funny and cheap , Mike hammer is way better! That's real entertainment not absinthe. Literally boring , not funny, and at 7pm show , just ruined our Saturday night . Yes I expected good show since it's at Caesar palace and some other reviews , turned out to be a disappointment!

The whole show was amazing. Great acts and personalities. You fall in love with the artists so fast. The only complaint I have would be the seating. The chairs are bolted into the ground and some are so close they are overlapping with other ones and makes it being plus size very uncomfortable. I would return if they got better seats, probably not with current seating.

The show is located in a tent in front of Caesars Palace. We arrived right on time. I wish we would've made it there earlier to enjoy drinks and the view before the show. The way the outside is decorated is beautiful. Definitely a place to take pictures. The blue tree is absolutely a sight to see. The inside is dimly light. Gives off a circus/enchanted feel. The show was hilarious. Definitely meant for adults. If you're not prepared to be roasted DO NOT SIT IN THE FRONT. All the performances were stunning. The performers are very talented and acrobatic. The drinks were amazing. Absinthe the was just a great time and definitely my favorite show that weekend.