Best Elvis Shows in Las Vegas

Elvis Presley didn't just perform Las Vegas shows, he became Vegas. The rhinestone jumpsuits, the showmanship that fills a room. Elvis invented the template the Strip has been running on ever since.

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Alexis Park Resort Hotel
Length: 75 minutes Min
6:00pm
From $47.20
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Notoriety at Neonopolis
Length: 75 minutes Min
7:30pm & 6:30pm
From $44.14
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Ranking Elvis Shows in Las Vegas 

Show

Price From

Best For

The King Comes Home

From $37

Flexible scheduling, full career overview

All Shook Up

From $47

Families, best ongoing value

Spirit of the King

From $38

Downtown visitors, budget travelers

Prices vary by date, seat section, and availability. Check current availability on Spotlight before booking.

1. The King Comes Home | Cabaret Theater, Westgate Las Vegas

The most comprehensive ongoing Elvis tribute on the Strip, performed in the room that Elvis made famous.

When the one-night specials aren't running, the Westgate keeps the King's spirit alive with its ongoing Cabaret Theater residency. Produced by DDM Productions (also behind Soul of Motown), the show takes audiences through the full sweep of Elvis's career: his early Sun Studio recordings, the Hollywood movie era, the landmark 1968 TV special, and the electrifying Las Vegas run that followed.

This is the show for visitors who want to understand why Elvis was Elvis. The King Comes Home isn't a single-night greatest hits concert, it's a journey through a career that genuinely shaped American popular music.

Venue: Cabaret Theater, Westgate Las Vegas, 3000 Paradise Rd

Schedule: Tuesday at 5:30 PM | Wednesday-Friday at 7:30 PM | Saturday at 2:00 PM

Price From: $83, prices vary by month

Producer: DDM Productions

Tip: The Tuesday 5:30 PM show gives you your whole evening free afterward. Saturday matinee is ideal if you have evening plans elsewhere.

2. All Shook Up | Alexis Park Resort

Las Vegas's longest-running dedicated Elvis tribute, and one of the best entertainment values in the city.

Before the Westgate had its current lineup, All Shook Up was already running at Alexis Park Resort. A rotating cast of award-winning Elvis Tribute Artists, each bringing their own physical interpretation and vocal strengths, covers the full range of Elvis's music from Heartbreak Hotel through Suspicious Minds, with Jailhouse Rock, Hound Dog, and all the essential touchpoints in between.

The show is backed by a full live band, runs 75 minutes, welcomes all ages, and delivers reliable entertainment at a price point that makes it easy to say yes. Its TripAdvisor ranking in the top 10% of Attractions worldwide is well-earned.

Venue: Alexis Park Resort, 375 E Harmon Ave (near the Strip)

Duration: 75 minutes

Price From: From $59, prices vary

Cast: Rotating roster of award-winning ETAs

Band: Full live band

Age: All ages welcome

Tip: All Shook Up is the best pick for families with children or visitors who want a high-energy, accessible Elvis experience without the premium pricing of the Westgate special events.

3. Spirit of the King: The Ultimate Elvis Show | Notoriety Showroom, Downtown

Downtown Vegas's own King: intimate, affordable, and exactly what it promises.

Spirit of the King at the Notoriety Showroom on Fremont Street is the most budget-accessible Elvis show in Las Vegas, a solid choice for visitors based Downtown, spontaneous evening entertainment seekers, or anyone who wants to fit a quality Elvis tribute into a trip without a premium price tag.

The Notoriety Showroom is an intimate Downtown venue that suits the tribute format well. You're close to the action, the energy is immediate, and the show delivers on its promise.

Venue: Notoriety Showroom, Downtown Las Vegas (Fremont Street area)

Duration: 1 hour 15 minutes

Price From: From $38, prices vary

Tip: Pair with a Fremont Street Experience walk before or after the show for the full Downtown Vegas evening.

Comparing the Elvis Shows

Show

Best For

Price Range

The King Comes Home

Flexible scheduling, full career arc

From $37

All Shook Up

Families, consistent value, ongoing schedule

From $47

Spirit of the King

Budget travelers, Downtown itineraries

From $38

Which Elvis Show Should You Choose?

Choose The King Comes Home if you want an ongoing Westgate Elvis experience with flexible scheduling and a show that covers Elvis's full career arc. Strong production values and a Tuesday-through-Saturday schedule make this the most flexible premium option.

Choose All Shook Up if you are traveling with family, working with a tighter budget, or want the longest-running dedicated Elvis tribute in Las Vegas. The TripAdvisor top 10% ranking is well-earned. Consistent for years, reliable entertainment at an accessible price.

Choose Spirit of the King if you are based Downtown, catching a spontaneous show, or want the most affordable entry point into Las Vegas Elvis entertainment. For the full spectrum of budget options, see our roundup of cheap Las Vegas shows. Easy to slot into an evening that includes dinner and the Fremont Street Experience.

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FAQ's

What is the best Elvis show in Las Vegas in 2026?

If your travel dates allow it, the Westgate one-night special concerts (1969 LIVE! on July 31 or 1970 LIVE! on October 24) are the definitive answer. Headlined by Travis Powell and performed in the actual International Theater where Elvis played 636 shows, these are historically grounded events unlike anything else available. If your dates don't align, All Shook Up at Alexis Park is the top ongoing show for value and consistency, while The King Comes Home at the Westgate offers the closest ongoing connection to the real venue.

Where did Elvis perform in Las Vegas?

Elvis performed at the International Hotel (now Westgate Las Vegas, 3000 Paradise Rd) from July 1969 to December 1976. He played 636 sold-out concerts in the main showroom, now called the International Theater. His 1969 debut is one of the most celebrated moments in Las Vegas entertainment history. The Westgate actively preserves this legacy, hosting all its Elvis programming in that exact theater.