Posted on: Sunday, December 9, 2007
During December, many Las Vegas shows go "dark" to allow cast members to take extended holiday vacations. The dark days for some of the major productions are:
Bally's: "Jubilee," tomorrow, Wednesday and Dec. 31
Bellagio: "O," today through Dec. 18
Las Vegas Hilton: Barry Manilow, today through Dec. 26
Luxor: Carrot Top, Dec. 18-27
MGM Grand: "KË," today to Tuesday
Mirage: Danny Gans, Dec. 22-28; "Love," today and tomorrow
Monte Carlo: Lance Burton, today through Dec. 25
New York-New York: "Zumanity," today through Dec. 18
Paris: "The Producers," Dec. 17-31
Rio: Chippendales, Dec. 23-26 and 31; Penn & Teller, tomorrow through Dec. 21 and 31
Tropicana: "Folies Bergere," Wednesday through Dec. 25
Venetian: Gordie Brown, Tuesday, Wednesday and Dec. 31; "The Phantom of the Opera," Dec. 19; Wayne Brady, Thursday through Dec. 24 and 31
Wynn: "Le Rêve," today through Dec. 21; "Spamalot," Dec. 24-31
Decked out: Check out the holiday displays at the Sam's Town atrium and Bellagio (conservatory), along with the noncasino Fremont Street Experience, Fashion Show Mall, Ethel M Cactus Garden, the drive-through display of lights at Sunset Park ($13 per car), and a new display at the Springs Preserve ($9 adults, $4.50 ages 5-17, 4 and under free).
For information about Las Vegas shows, buffets, coupons and deals, see www.LasVegasAdvisor.com.
