Las Vegas Family-Friendly Shows

Las Vegas has more than 10 family-friendly shows and shows for kids, covering Cirque-style acrobatics, medieval dinner theater, hip-hop dance, comedy magic, and Broadway, with tickets starting from $50 for Mac King at Excalibur. Most shows are suitable for kids aged 5 and up, with a few options that work for younger children. Browse the full lineup below and find the right fit for your group.

How to Choose the Right Las Vegas Show

Las Vegas show categories each deliver a different kind of night out. Use this quick comparison to match your group and mood to the right style of show before you book.

Show TypeGreat For
Cirque du SoleilSpectacle and acrobatics for first-time visitors
MagicSolo travelers, families, and date night
ComedyGroups and date night
Production ShowsBig-scale entertainment and iconic residencies
ConcertsMusic fans following a specific artist or genre

Las Vegas Family-Friendly Show FAQs

Most Las Vegas family shows run several times per week, with afternoon matinees at Mac King (Excalibur, from $50), Nathan Burton (Showcase Mall, from $28), and Popovich Comedy Pet Theater (Planet Hollywood, from $34). For bigger productions, Blue Man Group at Luxor and Tournament of Kings at Excalibur work for kids aged 5 and up. Many of these are also among the most affordable shows on the Strip. Browse afternoon shows in Las Vegas for a full list of daytime picks, or see cheap Las Vegas shows for every option sorted by price.

What Are Family-Friendly Shows In Las Vegas?

The family-friendly shows currently on Spotlight include Mystere (Cirque du Soleil acrobatics), Tournament of Kings (medieval dinner theater with jousting), KA (Cirque du Soleil martial arts epic), Jabbawockeez (hip-hop dance), Blue Man Group (comedy and music), BattleBots (robot combat arena), Popovich Comedy Pet Theater (from $34), V: The Ultimate Variety Show, and Mac King (comedy magic, from $50). Most are suitable for children aged 5 and up. Tournament of Kings and Popovich work well for younger children.

What Are The Age Restrictions?

Most family-friendly shows on Spotlight welcome children ages 5 and up. Some shows like Tournament of Kings are suitable for all ages. Always check the individual show page for the specific age policy before booking.

What Are The Best Shows For Kids In Las Vegas?

Las Vegas has a strong lineup of shows for kids, including circus-style acrobatics, magic acts, and comedy performances built for younger audiences rather than the adult-oriented productions on the Strip. These shows for kids typically run shorter than a standard Vegas show and skip the mature content found in late-night productions. Age policies still vary by venue, so check the age restrictions above before you book.

About Las Vegas Family-Friendly Shows

The family-friendly show lineup in Las Vegas spans a wider range of styles than most visitors expect. Mystere by Cirque du Soleil at Treasure Island is the most recommended for kids, with acrobatics and physical performance that works for ages 5 and up. Tournament of Kings at Excalibur is the most all-ages option, a medieval dinner show with jousting and audience participation that suits children as young as 3. Jabbawockeez at MGM Grand and Blue Man Group at the Luxor are strong picks for older kids and teens who respond to high-energy performance and music. Mac King and Popovich Comedy Pet Theater are the most playful and explicitly kid-focused. KA by Cirque du Soleil at MGM Grand skews toward older children and adults but remains appropriate for families. BattleBots and V: The Ultimate Variety Show round out the lineup. For the youngest children, Tournament of Kings and Popovich are the most reliable picks. For teens, Jabbawockeez and KA tend to land best.

Family-Friendly Shows by Child Age

Match your child's age to the right show style before you book.

  • Ages 3 and up (all ages): Tournament of Kings and Popovich Comedy Pet Theater, the most reliable picks for the youngest children.
  • Ages 5 and up: Mystere and Mac King, both suited to a broader family audience.
  • Older kids and teens: Jabbawockeez, Blue Man Group, and KA, which skew toward older children and adults.

Family Show Buyer Checklist

  • Confirm the age policy on the individual show page before booking.
  • Check showtimes against nap schedules or bedtime for younger children.
  • Book matinee performances when possible to avoid a late night for kids.
  • Compare seating charts for sightlines if children are shorter than average.
  • Review cast, runtime, and content notes on the show page before buying tickets.
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