Las Vegas Events This Month: Price Trends & Best Deals
Mis à jour le 17 septembre 2026
The next 30 days in Las Vegas are shaped by one story more than any other: the Backstreet Boys residency at Sphere, which currently anchors the top of the market at $566 for the August 28 date and dominates the highest-priced shelf with multiple dates at Sphere at The Venetian Resort. Around that marquee, the city is doing what it always does — layering theater and comedy residencies underneath — but the interesting movement is at the extremes. Comedy listings at Brad Garretts Comedy Club at MGM Hotel and Casino have firmed sharply over the past 30 days, while preseason football and a couple of MLB-affiliate baseball dates have softened into genuine value territory. Only about one in ten tracked events currently carries a 30-day trend reading, so the signals below are directional rather than exhaustive.
The steepest softening is concentrated in live sports — the Raiders preseason opener and a late-summer Lights FC match are both sitting below Las Vegas's $47 median minimum. Derek Hough at Fontainebleau is the interesting non-sports entry, dropping into the low $40s after a 31% slide.
Every event on the rising board sits inside one room. Brad Garrett's Comedy Club at MGM has seen minimums roughly double across multiple dates, and for buyers eyeing that specific room, waiting has historically meant paying more rather than less over the last month.
Theater is the deepest category by event count, and its median $48 minimum is a dollar above the citywide median. The most distinctive listings are The Wizard of Oz at Sphere on August 23 from $92 and the September 3 date from $104. On the residency side, Nikki Glaser and David Spade at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace on September 5 opens at $54 and has firmed 28% over 30 days, while the September 4 date is holding flat at $42. Cirque du Soleil Michael Jackson ONE rounds out the top volume at $89 for August 21.
By sheer event count, V Theater at Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino leads with 187 shows at a $38 median — the classic Strip small-room residency machine — followed by Excalibur's Thunderland Showroom (63 events, $34 median) and Westgate Las Vegas Casino and Resort (61 events, $33 median), both of which lean into long-running variety and tribute programming. Jimmy Kimmels Comedy Club sits fourth on volume at 48 events with a $45 median, keeping stand-up firmly in the conversation.
FAQ
What's the cheapest event in Las Vegas this month?
The lowest current minimum across all 988 tracked events is $10. Aviators home games at Las Vegas Ballpark are the most reliable sub-$20 entry point in the window, with several dates opening at $13.
Are prices trending up or down overall this month?
Only 97 of the 988 tracked events currently carry a 30-day trend reading, so any citywide call is directional at best. Within that sample, the biggest rises (concentrated at Brad Garrett's Comedy Club) are steeper in percentage terms than the biggest drops, but the drops span more categories — sports, a residency at Fontainebleau, and a long-running Flamingo show — suggesting softening is broader while firming is narrower.
Which venue has the most events this month?
V Theater at Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino carries 187 tracked events, roughly three times the next-largest venue. It's a small-format room built for magic, variety, tribute, and afternoon residency programming, and its $38 median minimum reflects that lower-price, higher-frequency mix.