Las Vegas Cabaret Show
Last Updated: 28th Apr 2012
by – Alex McCarty, Tour Manager, North America
Don Arden’s Jubilee!
Vegas is a city that never sleeps and when you’re there, you shouldn’t either! And why would you?
Between the gaming, the restaurants, the nightclubs, the shopping, the limos, shooting galleries, golf courses, exotic car rentals, bungee jumping, roller coasters, weddings and celebrity spotting, who has time for sleep?
Among all the other things you have to do when you come to Las Vegas, the world’s entertainment capital, you gotta take in a show! Although in recent years Vegas has seen an influx of high-concept shows (for example, ‘O’, ‘Mystere’ and ‘Ka’, by Cirque du Soleil), the classic Las Vegas variety show is still thriving after 25 years in the form of Don Arden’s Jubilee!
This show offers something for everyone: a topless dance revue, elaborate musical numbers, comedy, magic and contortionists, with a finale that brings down the house. The show is filled with glitzy and glamorous costumes and set designs, talented actors and dancers and beautiful Las Vegas showgirls, and at is also one of the best values in the city!
Don Arden’s Jubilee Las Vegas Cabaret Show is offered as an optional excursion on Contiki USA Tours visiting Las Vegas.
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I have seen this show (not on a Contiki trip) and it is very fun. Very ‘typical’ Las Vegas.
Dare
posted on 10th Jun 2008
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