Jubilee

See more Tits and Ass at the strip club for lots less money…
I can see why after 37 years this show is closing its run, in fact I’m shocked it made it this long. After watching I have to admit I’m a bit disturbed… I have NO IDEA what I just saw other then lots of nipples.
My theory is: written on LSD, enjoyed on X and Coke retired on heroin or meth.
There is NO story! The only redeeming quality I could find is the excellent costumes, Broadway quality sets, on point dancing and the two robot/​break dancing guys before they sink the Titanic.
goodbye Jubilee, you have passed your expiration date.

This is such a dynamic, timeless part of Vegas history; it is so disappointing that it is closing in a few weeks! The show features all sorts of entertainment: many kinds of dances, singing, acting… I was expecting just the traditional folies bergere, the classic showgirl look, but the big sets and special effects completely surprised and wowed me. Personally, I didn’t even really notice the toplessness: there was such amazing choreography and costumes that I was completely overwhelmed with the grandeur of the stage to pay much attention to anything else. The show was an hour and a half long, and I feel like I could have spent twice that amount of time watching the fantastic dance routines.
They have a half price deal for locals and a $ 35 deal for the 35^th anniversary for everyone else. If you haven’t seen the show yet, definitely make a point of going before it’s too late!

When my aunt suggested I join her to a topless venue I thought «ugh, awkward.»
But this show had high
production value (amazing sets) and awesome talent, singers out Beonceing Beonce, and phenomenol dancing.
I was pleasantly and unexpectedly sprung.

The sets and costumes were amazing. The singing and dancing adequate. At least 4 out of our group of 6 admitted to dozing off for a moment. Oops.

I viewed the same show over 10 years ago and enjoyed it then but this time it was completely different and even better. The lavish costumes were even more amazing and the performers look great :)
In addition they’re was great singing, sorry telling and universal studios style scenes with effects, good sound quality and several acts that were very entertaining.
They also made great use of multimedia screens, videos, music and preps.
On the downside, the slope in the theatre is too moderate so your view may be somewhat obstracted.
Highly recommended.

Nice show, amazing and wonderful. Attend the show on Christmas, feeling exciting. Their outfits are spectacular.

Quite simply, the most amazing show I have ever seen in my life.
When I was a little girl, I always wanted to be a Vegas showgirl. I always thought it was the most glamorous thing in the world. Seeing this show was the next best thing.
I have never said «WOW» so much in my life. I literally left the show breathless.
The beautiful (and handsome) dancers, the sets, the choreography, the costumes… it was a feast for both the eyes and ears.
It’s not all glitz and glitter, however. There is a little tap dance, a bit of modern, some more urban styles of dance… and somehow it is all woven together into an absolutely fabulous fabric that is this unspeakably amazing show.
My ticket to this show was probably the best birthday gift I have ever received, and this show was definitely one the highlights of my trip to Vegas.

A Las Vegas staple for over 34 years, I just finished watching Jubilee for the first time. I’ve been coming to Vegas for over 20 years and am glad I got to see this entertaining show.
The costume changes, the singing, dancing and set decorations, were worth every penny. I’d highly recommend this adult show, but you’d better hurry, as their last show will be on February 11, 2016.
Hopefully they’ll find a new home, but in case they don’t, you’d better catch them while you can!

For my mother’s birthday I let her choose a show & took her out for a night on the strip. She chose Jubilee because we had never seen any classic Vegas-​y type show before. Plus the show is sadly closing in February so we wanted make sure we saw it before then. I got us V.I.P. tickets.
The box office is very close to the theater so it was very easy picking up the tickets. Before the show I got asked if I was 18+ (lol thanks! I’m 24) but I wondered if it was really necessary since when I picked up my tickets I was I.D.ed… Another thing about the ageism… there was a little concession stand selling popcorn & drinks. I asked for a water & the guy said, «I still need to see your I.D. as this is a bar.» He was polite & that’s fine & all but I was a bit baffled by that comment. So the 18 — 20 year olds attending the show aren’t allowed to buy popcorn or water because «it’s a bar?» Unusual.
We were seated & I was happy that I got V.I.P. tickets because we had a decent view of the stage. I was excited & the show started right on time. The seats next to me were empty & I thought JACKPOT finally I will not have to worry about some jerk talking through the show because I always have the worst luck, maybe my luck had changed!!! My thoughts came too soon because during the first set they actually allowed late comers in. I can’t stand this sort of thing because it’s disrespectful to all of us who come on time & paid a lot of money to enjoy the show without interruptions like this. On top of being late they were taking pix which is not allowed & worst of all they were speaking at the top of their lungs. Always… WHY ME. Usually I wouldn’t say anything but I paid $ 220 for our tickets so I was not going to sit & listen to someone speak at the top of their lungs when I’m here to enjoy the show. I had to tell them to SHH, firmly but as nicely as possible. I really don’t want to have to do that you know? Luckily he apologized for the talking & I didn’t hear TOO much from then afterwards but I missed a lot of the first bit because of all of the distraction they caused. I do appreciate the apology because I know some people don’t realize how freaking loud they are until they are told but as an adult it’s just common sense to stfu during a show. Does no one have class anymore?
That aside let’s talk about the show — SPOILER ALERT–
It was a beautiful & tasteful performance from everyone. Yes it’s a topless show but it wasn’t dirty at all. The ladies had gorgeous bodies. Long legs, cute faces, fit bods, & perky lovely breasts, I envy!!! The dancing was very professional & on point. Singers had pipes on em’. I enjoyed the different performances throughout. I have a lot of respect for these people because it takes a lot to bare it all, plus have various talents, plus those outfits have to be heavy. Walking down those stairs in heels & heavy outfits without looking at the ground. impressive. A lot of pressure & dedication I imagine. Seeing people put their heart into a performance really makes my heart feel good & I felt it last night. That’s why I love shows.
I was also really surprised by how modern the show was. It was nothing like I had expected. There was a little bit of everything from the classic stuff, singing, dancing, ballet, hip hop, tap, etcetc. Great variety. The only down fall of variety is that the show really lacks a theme… & I love a good theme. I kept wondering what the theme of the show was only to realize there really wasn’t one that I could find. But I mean I can deal with that if the show is entertaining.
The one thing that I really didn’t like about the show was the use of the Titanic in the show. I enjoyed the performance with the twin (?) gals & also the intro with the funny hip hop guys but having the sinking ship & using the tragedy as kind of a comedic performance was distasteful. While the production of the ship sinking was beautiful it didn’t make me feel good… I felt like I was watching something inappropriate. Then it felt even cheesier when Lady Liberty popped up & all of a sudden we are meant to feel very American. That to me was tacky. I’m here to have fun not to be reminded of the loss of 1,503 people. Minus the sinking ship & Lady Liberty moment everything else was great. We had such a great time that I even bought one of those overpriced photos at the end for my mother. We never do this but go big or go home for the woman who gave birth to me.
We have a blast & we talked about the show for a long time after it was over. It’s hard to get my mom to have a good time because she has high standards so I was surprised that I finally got a good reaction out of her. Bravo to all of the performers & thanks for making her bday a success!!!
Recommend so see it before it’s gone!!!

Can’t believe this show is coming to an end! Although it’s a Las Vegas classic, I’ve never seen this production before. I must admit that the stage sets were more than I anticipated! I mean, they went all out!!!
We sat in the middle and there were things happening above our heads that I did not get a good glance at.
All of the headpieces were extravagant and gorgeous! Keep in mind that half of the cast is topless (in case you didn’t know). Diamonds galore!!!
I only gave it 4 stars due to one of my favorite songs being rearranged and half way butchered. Not every can sing Beyonce’s «love on top»

Awesome show, Intense props! We were center stage, second row and not to give anything away but a few of the props were down right Frightening! Then others, like an aquatic scene was so dazzling and up close and personal I could feel the foggy cold bellowing from the stage and smell the crisp fragrance of the water. You instantly and easily become immersed in the atmosphere.
Not to forget it’s a Topless show…
THANKFULLY the sexuality was there!
Beautiful Large and Plump…
Medium to Perky… and
Teeny Tiny Ta Ta’s everywhere!
And I mean TINY!
Unfortunately, one of the performers cup size was Soooo small she looked like a beautiful DUDE!
Guess they’re being «Politically Correct» with that dancer… ykes!
No worries… All the ladies are Gorgeous! (even that girl dude)
I’m officially a lesbian :-)
Hands down, the best show in Vegas…
A Must See!!!

My fiancé took me here as part of my birthday celebration. We are locals so I had heard of Jubilee and had been wanting to go to see something more «old school Vegas». Everything on the strip is so saturated with bad music and mega clubs that it’s nice there’s still shows like Jubilee keeping the old school vibe alive.
I didn’t know it was topless until I got there but I don’t mind that at all. The female form is beautiful, and all the dancers were beautiful. The opening number was topless and very tasteful. After that I didn’t even notice the nudity the rest of the show.
The outfits were extravagant and sparkled beautifully. I really enjoyed the live singing numbers, some of the scenes were prerecorded but choreography made up for it.
My favorite number was the titanic one! It was entertaining, funny, and beautifully done. The set kept changing and it was really a thrill to watch.
The only part I didn’t like was (in an attempt for relevancy I assume) an EDM number. It was very electro housey, the vocals autotuned and prerecorded (why? They have AMAZING voices!). It was a quick number though so it really didn’t make that much of a difference.
I had a really great time, would definitely recommend this if you appreciate beautiful women, wonderful choreography, and want to feel like you’re back in the older days of Vegas.

Actually very good for what it is. Old style Vegas showgirl show and the costumes are outstanding.
Got the tickets for free through Total Rewards and just wanted something different to do for «date night» and wasn’t expecting anything spectacular but it turned out to be surprisingly awesome.
I just cannot say enough how much I loved the costume designs. Beautiful. I could do without the singing but all the visuals made up for it. For a free show it gets an A+

Great show but don’t sit too close. I would recommend somewhere around the middle of the theater for the best view of the entire stage.
Hope you don’t mind seeing boobs. There’s lots of those. I’m not complaining but don’t see what it adds to the show.

Exactly what it should be!
I saw the show three years ago and thought ‘great idea, but tired. Wish I had seen it in its heyday’
Recent rumors of the ‘revised’ production made me concerned that the run might finally be ending.
Well, folks — there is a new heyday! From what I could tell, most of the original show has been re-​restored. No stripper poles, no unintelligible story. Just a lot of extremely talented performers, workin’ hard!
The singing has been greatly improved, with some powerhouse pipes up there! Most of the ensemble vocals are still obviously tracked, but the lead singers are live and amazing!
The dancing was tight and top-​notch — quite worthy of the longest-​running show on The Strip. The high kicks up there could make the Rockettes a little nervous.
The Men’s Ensemble has never been better. Handsome young guys who know when to strut their stuff, and when to give focus to the glamor and beauty that is the main focus of the show. And that, of course, is the Showgirl!
There were a couple of small missteps. A pre-​recorded tap number? For gods sake, why? Also, though it was performed beautifully, a ballet/​Agnes de Mille-​modern piece performed to a «Dies Irae» track was strangely out of place.
Thankfully, the old «Smoke Gets in Your Eyes» epic has been removed, along with a couple other dated numbers — tightening the overall pace of the show.
To sum up: a better-​than-​ever production of a Vegas Classic! Yes, it is old-​school and over-​the-​top campy, but isn’t that what you came to see?
Congratulations, Jubilee! Here’s to another 30 years!

Old Style Vegas show with girls and the fancy headdress. One can find deals on the show throughout the year.
Plenty of seats in this multi floor show room. Comfortable and well kept is the house. Seating arrangement and sound acoustics are thoughtful. No real bad seat. Staff is helpful and friendly to direct people to the assigned seats.
Story is carried over several acts. The guys and girls have a purpose to tell the story. The dancing is well choreographed and music is tasteful for all crowds. Music and this venue is good overall.
Show itself in whole was good and easy to follow. Easy to leave arena too.
Good: show, seating, sound and exit.
Bad: nothing.
I wouldn’t mind seeing the topless classic showgirl type show again.

One of the worst shows I have seen with only a few redeeming acts… worth taking out of town visitors/​tourists just cause its a «classic» though
The singers are actually pretty talented and the two guys in white suits doing their synchronized dances were awesome! I could watch them for a whole hour.
As others have stated, there is no plot and nothing makes sense. It is like the ADD/​ADHD show… jumps from one scene to another without any transition and each scene is completely unrelated to the last.
That worst/​weirdest scene was undoubtedly the voodoo/​bondage/​gay porn looking scene. Awful «dancing» if you can call it that and awful bodies compared to the cast years ago! Cover up please, thanks!
Not sure when the performers got so scrawny. 98% of the women are stick figures and look like they’re emaciated or prepubescent teens. Would probably be great for pedo-​bears! They used to have a lot of curvy ladies that looked like women back in the day. Also, the majority of the guys were scrawny as well. Some were cut but small, others were not even defined at all and a bit skinny fat – gross. All I could think was «bro, do you even lift?»
I saw this show years ago (about 7 or 8?) and it was actually decent. Not sure what happened…
We went cause the in laws were visiting from out of town and it was their first time in Vegas so we figured we would take them since it was a classic. Worth bringing out of town guests if you can get a good deal I guess but I’d skip it if you’re local or come often.

That was a very long 80 minutes!
However, I disagree with reviews that said it wasn’t worth seeing comped. It is worth checking out. It’s very Vegas and one is in Vegas. I definitely wouldn’t pay full price or recommend that unless boobs really does it for you. The girls do have model figures. It just doesn’t do anything for a gay man like me.
Let’s do pros and cons:
Pros:
— Great costumes — so over-​the-​top showgirl Vegas
— Great staging and effects
— A few cool numbers
— Boobs if you like that
Cons:
— It’s not the fastest 80 minutes of your life
— Boobs if you don’t like that
— Some long numbers
— The costumes and staging are better than the numbers.

My wife and I get to Vegas every few years and while she likes the gambling, I mostly like the shows. We usually try to take in one of the adult shows in the course of our visits and this time we hit Jubilee as I wanted to experience the ‘classic showgirl review’ of the glory days. We were NOT disappointed!
Reading the lower rated reviews here I cannot help but think that many don’t understand that this is a Review. That is, it is a series of unrelated vignettes. It seems like many are looking for some kind of plot between the sets. There isn’t one!
Instead you get a mix of dancers in lots of sequins and feathers, with impossible headpieces and no tops! If you want hot sex and nudity, there are other places to find them. This is a classy and classic set-​up. The girls (there are LOTS of them) are pretty and seem pretty ‘natural’ (an attribute that seems rare in Vegas.) The dancing was fun, the singers quite good and the two-​man entre act performers were REALLY impressive!
Yeah, some of the set pieces worked better than others and the production value is not circ du solei. The Titanic one was relatively weak. But even that was entertaining!
So, order a drink, sit back, and allow yourself to go back in time to the Golden Age of Vegas and just have fun!

I wonder what Don Arden and Fluff LeCoque would think of the new, relaunched Jubilee! After being closed for several weeks, it had its official relaunch at the end of March. I saw the show last night, my 7^th time seeing the show, and I am aghast at what has been done.
I never thought I would go to see Jubilee! and I have a man acting as a master of ceremonies for this section of the show ask, «How you doin’, Vegas? I said, How you doin’ Vegas? Get out of your seats and clap with me.» At this point, most of us stood and clapped while some singers did a number and then we all sat back down.
The show now is a mishmash. It doesn’t know what it wants to be. It starts out somewhat like the old Jubilee! with pretty showgirls parading in wonderful showgirl costumes. After this, the train starts to jump the track. We have music that tries to appeal to Boomers and near Millennials.
Along the way, the curtain comes down and a showgirl is «lost» outside the curtain from her friends. Thus begins Jubilee’s attempt to return to the friends. (Yep, the lost character is called Jubilee). We see her later stage right as some sing about the lost Jubilee but then it ends. We don’t see her anymore as a lost person. During part of her journey, she’s guided by dancers carrying light sticks. I think I had to push by jaw back in place when I saw that!
The classic Samson and Delilah and Titanic numbers remain in the show with some costume modifications and some scenery changes but they are about the same as they have been.
One of the new parts that really was appealing was a tap dance number with just the showgirls’ legs showing from the knees down. It was quite well done and lasted all of about 30 seconds.
The lighting has been changed so it often shines at the audience. The show used to have two or three short segments between the big numbers where contract acts did specialty things. The last time I was here, there was a person who did some work with silks. This bit of diversion gave the dancers time to change and the tech crew time to get the scenery changes in place. These specialty segments are now gone.
There are some good projections but seriously do you have to make it seem like Caesars Entertainment is the only thing on the Strip. I know Bally’s is a CET property but come on, showing The Cromwell, the High Roller, Caesars Palace et. al. in some of the projection is amazing! We know where we are. We’re on the Las Vegas Strip seeing what was a classic Las Vegas topless showgirl review that has been relaunched. Keeping the Titanic in the show is quite correct. The Jubilee! ship is sinking. Time to play Nearer My God To Thee for Jubilee!
Edit: I have to add that the final scene is as marvelous as ever. A grand staircase with lovely showgirls coming down in their heels and wonderful costumes. The ending is classic!
It saddens me to see what they’ve done to this show. Judging by attendance last night, it’s not working and that’s a shame!