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Las Vegas is known for three things: exquisite cuisine, gambling galore and some of the most elaborate shows on the planet. And in recent years, Las Vegas has become more and more of a destination for families. But that doesn’t mean every attraction is safe for the eyes of children; the last thing any parent would want is to take their child to see what seems to be harmless magic show which turns out to be a topless magic show! But don’t fret, there are plenty of good, clean and fun shows that you’ll and youngsters alike will love. Here are the top five choices for Las Vegas family shows.

The Price Is Right
Jubilee! Theatre at Bally’s
The Price is Right has created history in the television world. This popular program has been the longest running program. They have started inviting audiences to take part in the live version at the Bally’s Jubilee Theater. More than 50 members of the shows audience will win prizes in each show including cash, jewelry, appliances, tour packages etc. Just like the TV show, the contestants are asked to bid price closest to the original price and whoever made it, were called upon the stage. Children are allowed in the audience for this Las Vegas family show but to play this game you need to at least 21 years of age.

The Blue Man Group
The Blue Man Group Theatre at the Venetian
This unconventional show is a combination of performce art and wacky science experiments along with a pinch of comedy. The soundtrack is totally percussion dependant. Without using a single word, the performers excite the audiences just by using facial expressions and gestures at an extremely well decorated 1760 seat theater. And for those who like to interact with the show, you can do that from your seat or, if you’re lucky, you’ll be called up on stage to hang out with the blue men themselves. You will be engulfed in the 90 minutes of super fast fun. The minimum required age for this show is 5 years or more.

Tournament of Kings
Excalibur
The Tournmament of Kings is bringing jousting to the Las Vegas strip! This tournament is based on medieval ideas and held in the round, which gives a Coliseum feel around the environment. The show starts with great excitement as the seven Kings and one Dragon enters. Everyone wears the Royal costumes well decorated with rich colors. The whole arena is divided into seven countries for seven Kings and each King is cheered on by their respective section of the audience. This show runs for 75 minutes. You can bring children below 3 years for free, provided that they sit in a lap and share a plate. Anyone aged 3 years and above requires a ticket for the show. Children especially will enjoy this lively and clean Las Vegas show.

LOVE Cirque du Soleil
Mirage
LOVE is an amazing show, which combines acts of acrobats, dance and visual effects with rock n roll playing hard in the background. The director Dominic Champagne refers the show as a rock n roll poem. It will take you through a psychedelic journey of 60’s politics, trends and the history of The Beatles. Initially this group was formed in collaboration with George Harrison. Sir George Martin, who is well known for his work with The Beatles, is the music director of LOVE. The show is hosted in a 2000+ seat theater and it provides each audience member a 360 degree view. To enjoy this particular Las Vegas show, one needs to be at least 5 years old or more.

Lance Burton
Monte Carlo Hotel & Casino
For last 10 years, Lance Burton has been mesmerizing audiences with his amazing and unbelievable acts at the Monte Carlo. From making people disappear to transforming a piece of paper to a dove. His show is considered as one of the most popular shows in Las Vegas. Dressed in tuxedo, Burton plays his trademark sleight-of-hand tricks in front of thousands of people. He is super-fast in disappearing and re-appearing an object. After the warm up show, Burton invites his audiences on stage to join in the journey of magic. The tickets for this show are price between the range of $45.00 and $72.55.

Be sure to check out one of these great family shows on your next trip to Las Vegas. We recommend checking dates and buying tickets ahead of time to make sure you get a spot.