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Do You Have to Dress Up for 'Let's Make a Deal?'

Where: 3801 Las Vegas Boulevard [map], 89109
December 8, 2009 at 1:39 PM | by | Comments (0)

Wayne Brady is taking a break from Making %@it Up and is currently hosting the new-old TV game show, Let's Make a Deal which is filmed at The Tropicana and airs on CBS at 9am (Las Vegas time!)

If you were a fan of the original game show in the 60s and 70s and grew up watching the reruns in the 80s, you could get excited by this new incarnation which is far less annoying that the new incarnation of "Price is Right" with Drew Carey. And attending the show could be a fun way to kill time during the day in Vegas.

The great news is that the tickets are completely free. Tapings occur twice a day, starting at 11am. The bad (or more good news depending on how much you love costumes) is that to be selected to participate in the deal-making with Wayne, you have to be dressed in costume.

Here are the rules:

You'll have to be savvy, as the prizes are always disguised and you can never be sure whether you're looking at an empty box or a container for a gold necklace, or which of three envelopes might contain $1,000...Each contestant has a 1 in 18 chance of getting chosen to play – those are some of the best odds in town!

If you want to attend the taping but don't want to dress up, don't worry, we saw plenty of folks on today's episode not in costume. But if you want to wear a costume, you best bring it with you in your suitcase. There aren't that many convenient costume shops on the Strip although you could put together something by shopping the random gift shops and souvenir stands.

Wanna attend a taping of "Let's Make a Deal" whether in a naughty flight attendant outfit or not? Hit up the website to book your ticket.

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