Tours/Las Vegas/Laugh Factory at Horseshoe Hotel and Casino Las Vegas
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Laugh Factory at Horseshoe Hotel and Casino Las Vegas

1.0(1)Las Vegas1 hour
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Description

Experience the legendary "No. 1 comedy club in the country" nightly at Horseshoe Las Vegas, where the world’s most iconic brand of stand-up comes to life. Following in the footsteps of greats like George Carlin and Eddie Murphy, the stage features three fresh, powerhouse comedians every week across two high-energy shows. Don't miss your chance to witness the next generation of comedy superstars performing live in the heart of the Strip!

Tour Options

P1: Gold Circle
  • RDMA5
P4: General Admission
  • RDMA5
P3: VIP Tables
  • RDMA5
P4 - General Admission
  • RDMA1
P1 - Gold Circle
  • RDMA1
P3 - VIP Tables
  • RDMA1
P2: VIP Booths
  • RMDA5
P2 - VIP Booths
  • RDMA1

Itinerary

Step into the legendary spotlight at Horseshoe Las Vegas, the iconic proving ground where titans like Robin Williams and Rodney Dangerfield first made their mark. Every night, three world-class comedians take the stage for two high-octane shows, continuing the prestigious tradition that launched superstars like Tim Allen and Sarah Silverman. Experience the future of stand-up firsthand and see the next wave of talent in comedy right on the strip!

Highlights

All taxes, fees and handling charges
Show Ticket (Category selected at time of booking)

What's included

Included
All taxes, fees and handling charges
Show Ticket (Category selected at time of booking)
Not included
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Beverages (available for purchase)
Parking/Valet fees

Traveller Ratings

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Important Information

  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • Minimum age is 18 years
  • Seat maps are subject to change.

Reviews(1)

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Amber_K
May 26, 2026
Deserve a Refund

You do not know who the comedian will be each night. Ours was a 90 year old man that mostly did impressions of people from the 1950s. Anyone under the age of 60 would not understand any of it.

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