Elvis, Las Vegas

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You want to be Wowed?! Then this is a fantastic show. If you love Elvis then you will enjoy the rock-n-roll show filled with all your favorite tunes. It is very entertaining and be prepared because it may be a little loud for some folks. Make sure to check the web site or call to be sure hours and times have not changed.

TICKET PRICES
Tickets for Viva ELVIS are:
$175.00, $150.00, $125.00, $99.00 & $69.00
Ticket prices exclude the live entertainment tax as well as the ticket service fee.

SHOWTIMES
2 Shows Nightly at 7:00pm & 9:30pm, DARK Sunday & Monday
Ticket Office Hours of Operation:
Tuesday - Saturday: Noon - 10:00pm
Sunday - Monday: Noon - 6:00pm

Age:
5+ (Anyone under age 18 must be accompanied by an adult)

Cancellations:
No Refund or Exchanges

Doors Open:
Approximately 45 minutes prior to showtime

Length of Show:
90 min

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Elvis and Vegas go together like rock and roll. There are a few Elvis’s on the strip. These men dress as Elvis and you can take their photos for a couple of dollars. We took our photo outside the Harley Davidson café.

Elvis is Everywhere in Vegas? Why?? I don't know... but, for whatever reason, Elvis is everywhere. I actually saw a young-Elvis impersonator put on a really good show at Imperial Palace... but I found the rest of them around very corny and overdone.

The Elvis-A-Rama Museum is about a mile off the strip and really a "must see" for Elvis fans only.

However, it is filled with Elvis stuff, and a young (cute) Elvis sings some of his song.
Supposedly the museum is the largest private collection of Elvis memoriabilia in the world worth $3.4 million. There were his stage costumes, record covers, hand written letters, posters from all 29 of his movies, photos and more photos, sections of different stages of his life with lots of displays, even his Cadillac limo. I think you could play audio and even video tapes along with some of the displays.

I guess I was surprised that it wasn't more of a tourist trap, in that there just weren't very many other people there when I was, and its in kind of an out of the way location.
It's open 10 a.m.-6 p.m. daily, and supposedly a shuttle every day except Sunday

It was less than $10 (with a free Elvis teddy bear with magazine coupon), which wouldn't take long to gamble away on a slot machine. I think it was worth going to as part of a Las Vegas experience.

Though I'm not a huge fan, it was a very engrossing collection representing the life of a very big star.

One thing I wanted to do in Vegas is get a photo with an Elvis impersonator or with Elvis himself. The closest I came is visiting the Elvis-A-Rama which is located about a block from the main strip. Elvis does appear there though one can only see him by attending the concert. The museum/store does have a bunch of memorabilia and things for sales, and one does not need to go to the concert in order to browse through this part.

Of course, you can't leave Vegas without your Elvis picture... For 2 $ you can get your picture with Elvis... There is a Elvis at almost every corner!!!

I had to go even though I am not a hugh Elvis fan. They a very big collection of Elvis memorabilia. There is an admission.

Here Is the King and us.