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We recently scored category two Love tickets (retail $143 each) for under hundred bucks a piece via Tix4Tonight and Jersey Boys were available at similar percent discount. We found both these offers to be a great deal since they aren’t consistently offered. The downside to both Tix4Tonight and VegasTix4Less is that you must purchase in person and most shows are offered same day, with only some offered up to a few days in advance. You can get a slight heads up on shows by signing up for Tix4Tonight email and text alerts, sending ‘Events' to 75309, or following them @LVTix4Tonight.

Another option but one that will cost some money up front is House Seats which offers a 60 day trial membership for $39. Why pay for discounted tickets you ask? The trick here is that you pay a one time fee for the duration of your membership and any show tickets you opt in for are free. So if you’re able to attend one show you’ve paid for your membership and still seen that show at a discount. While we have seen some premium shows via Houseseats (but never a Cirque), either the show selection lately has been a bit lacking or we’ve seen too many shows. If you’re looking to visit Brad Garrett’s Comedy Club, see Nathan Burton, Purple Reign, or Frank Marino’s Divas, these are shows offered fairly frequently.

You can lookout for room/show packages (or just call to ask the hotel). Booking both at the same time can sometimes secure a discount if you want to sleep where the show is at. Sleep, after the show that is – not during. Alternatively, ask for any show coupons that might be available when you check-in. You should also sign-up for Las Vegas Groupon. Most offers are for restaurant and attractions but you never know when a show might pop-up. And signing up is free.

If you’re of mind to plan and crunch some numbers, don’t forget Harrah’s All Stage Pass as an option. Where have you found some serious show discounts? Let us know!

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