Tix4Tonight – Giant Coke Bottle

tips-​use it for shows that are less popular so you can get better seating. the way i understand things and what was told me to me is that they sell tickets for shows for 24−48h in advance. best to buy early and go to the box office and see what seats you can get. Now here is where things may get confusing and bite you in the arse as the box office person may or may not give you the best seats available due to party size or something like that. Im not sure how that works, but we were offered the same seats we saw that were up close; although there was 2 pricing tiers. you not going to get tier 1 with tier 2 price. Anyways, we had a party of 7 and the woman KNEW about the venue size. Told us all the seats would be GREAT and she was right. Sure we had to go to the box office and wait a bit in line and get the guy to get us seats, but everything worked fine.

They are OK but seemed little deceptive. Not much discount. you will find slightly lower or higher prices directly from shows direct. I got show tickets and discounted dinner passes from them. Ticket prices were slightly higher but I was OK due to convenience of not printing (it was not planned else you could save). But for dinner, they asked my son’s age and still sold 3 passes. When I went to stratosphere, it is clearly mentioned that child is only 5.99 with any paying adult. But I ended up paying $ 3 per person plus 12.99, which was $ 16. So overpaid by $ 10. Just remember that when getting dinner passes when u have kids and check with buffet if there are discounts for kids. Once you buy, they will charge the pass amount (which was also strange). It still is good than paying directly at buffet if you don’t have other coupons and promotions to use.

Do not get ripped off!
I looked on line for tickets and my buddy said let’s check out those «Discount» places on the strip?
So when I asked about «Zarkana» I was quoted $ 160.00 per ticket. I ask if they had the right show because when I looked on line they where only $ 80.00, with taxes and fees. So the lady said they were probably in a different section, so I ask what section theirs were in? (Surprisingly it was the same section). So I said no thank you and walked away.
I got on my phone and pulled the tickets up and went back to talk with the lady but she was helping some one else. So another young lady helped me, now this time I was recording everything and this lady said the tickets were amazingly only $ 90.00. But their sign advertises 40−50% off, so I asked her if they advertise 40−50% off how is it that I can get them cheaper on line? She could not explain this phenomenon .
BUYER BEWARE!!!

Easy peasy way to save a little money on shows, exhibits, and restaurants. They have specials on buffets, regular restaurants, and exhibits. Do NOT buy show or exhibit tickets before dropping by here and checking out their prices. I think I saw almost every single show on the strip represented on their boards, many with SIGNIFICANT discounts. While we waited in line, an employee came to us, asked what we were looking for, and confirmed the pricing with us before we ever got to the front of the line. I think this is pretty great, considering it takes a while to look through all the choices on the menu board. Definitely will be back next time I want to see a show.

I just had a great experience. We were indecisive about what show to see, but Sara was fantastic and helpful. She not only gave us tons of show options, but she was funny and welcoming. After a lot of travel, it was wonderful to see a friendly face and meet such a nice woman. Sara is one of the reasons I would go back and use this service again.

We had a great experience here. The goal was simply o see a show and do it for a reasonable amount. We got tkts for Zombie Burlesque and were not pressured at all by the personable Wendy. She was friendly, competent and thorough. This was the location outside Planet Hollywood.

I rarely write one star reviews — I save such a rating for the worst of the worst. Bottom line: this business uses illegal bait and switch tactics, and they should be cited and/​or fined. Here is one example: on their website, they clearly advertise «50% off» Titanic: The Exhibition at Luxor. Luxor charges $ 32 for a adult admission — also clearly stated on their website. Half of $ 32 is $ 16, simple. However, when we got to Tix4Tonight, the price was $ 23 instead of $ 16. That’s 28% off instead of 50%, a huge difference. Their response to this: «Oh yeah, the website is wrong» and then refused to honor their advertised price. Hello… you cannot advertise one price and then charge a customer different price. That is bait and switch advertising and it is illegal. Needlessly to say, they’ve completely lost my trust — who knows what else they falsely advertise. I won’t ever be back. I can get good or better deals elsewhere, without feeling swindled.

This booth had a long line during the early afternoon, but virtually no line mid-​afternoon to early evening.
We bought last minute tix to David Copperfield here for just $ 83/​person. Normally they’re at least $ 103. It was the only discount to be found anywhere. The Tix4Tonight website also currently has a $ 2/​person coupon available, which is redeemable only by presenting the printed voucher at time of purchase.
Aside from the discount, a perk to purchasing tix through Tix4Tonight is that we didn’t have to go to Will Call at the theater and wait in line for our tix. Just walked right in!

Don’t use this place. Super gimmicky. We got tickets for cirque and ended up in the back row at a half empty show and couldn’t see anything. The woman at the booth basically lied to us and told us the further you are away the better because of the way the stage is set up.

There were a few mistakes but they were able to take care of it so I was ok with their solution thankx again

Travelling to Vegas by myself, I had a mission.
To see as many shows as I could get my hands on. Having a look online, this tix4tonite seemed to have the best deals and the most options.
With several outlets posted conveniently around the main strip, I used two outlets on my 2 night trip and watched aka by Cirque Du Soleil and the Blueman show.
What a treat!
When you get to the booth, they will have a listing of all available shows and you can pay by card which is very handy.

I know there are several locations along the strip, for some reason we still had a hard time finding one… We found one later in the day when the lines were a bit shorter (lines are long in the mornings) and one line attendant was offering umbrellas for shade (that was nice)… When it was my turn, the lady at the desk was patient and helpful, but also quick with what she was doing (she nailed her little instructional speech). I have to admit though, that I’m not a Vegas regular, so this whole process was just a bit confusing. Maybe I shoulda researched my shows first. Then after purchasing the tickets for the show we chose, we had to still go to that show’s box office to actually get the tickets. Let’s just say we did a lot of walking!.. Hehe in the end, I ended up getting a good deal on tickets to a good show.

Good Idea: Tix4Tonight for cheap tickets for shows and buffets.
Bad Idea: Having an outdoor Tix4Tonight booth on the strip mid summer at a record 118 Degrees weather day in Las Vegas.
I enjoyed my first Tix4Tonight experience. It’s way better than Groupon. That’s another story I don’t want to get in to, because Groupon customer service sucks. It was like trying to convince an Apple user that owns every Apple product to switch to Andriod. Like talking to a idiot and asking them to give up their baby. Not gonna happen. If you use Groupon consider your money lost and you we scammed and hope for the best. Customer Service will not help with issues. However, T4T you will get a better experience.
I like the fact that multiple staff member passed out water to keep us semi-​cool under umbrellas in the Vegas death heat. Also, nice that a person gives you the 411 on tickets when you enter the line, so you don’t get to the front and find out your tickets are sold out.
My only gripe is I feel the prices can be lower. This is Vegas there are a lot of free shows and comps everywhere! Also buy-​one-​get-​one free is very common, just not at T4T. This place is a business making bank off of tourist. If you are lazy, this place is fine, but if you ask around or have hook ups in Vegas this place is a waste of time and money.
I do recommend you check out T4T, because I had a great experience. I saved money but I wasn’t blown away by the savings. And I was offered other shows besides the one I was interested. Think of this place as a low budget travel agent, but not as pushy as a timeshare salesman.
That reminds me! Don’t fall for timeshares in Vegas. Buy your tickets. You’ll thank me later.
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I feel like this place is a gimmick. With a little research and planning, I feel like you can find tickets cheaper than these or same price, better seats. I think they just give you the illusion of giving you cheaper tickets. It’s not like they get the remaining tickts and try to sell them fast, they buy a section at discount and pretty much sell them at the normal price.
Also, dude at the register short changed me 1 dollar. I didn’t say anything bc I didn’t want to be a bitch. but if I give you change, instead of that extra dollar, I expect to get that dollar back. I even told him I’ll give him change. whatever.

I appreciate Las Vegas shows. However, I don’t appreciate the astronomical prices. Tix4Tonight greatly lowers these astronomical prices to the point that a show is reasonably priced.
This Tix4Tonight is located in the Showcase Mall between the Coke Cola Shop and M&M World. This location offers more elbow room than the majority of the other locations. It is air conditioned, which comes in handy during the summer.
It is easy to see what shows are playing. When you walk inside there are a few overhead monitors that display the discounted shows. Next to each discounted show is the discount, time, location, and availability.
If you decide that you are up to seeing a show there will be a line on the left that leads to the ticket counter. There was one employee by the line that asks you what your looking for today. That person also controls the traffic in the room.
From my experience here, they will sell the ticket itself. However after receiving the ticket, you have to go to the box office to get the seats. Its kind of a two step show purchasing process.
An issue that I came across was that some of the good shows were sold out. This included David Copperfield and Rock of Ages. The status of show availability changes faster than casino ownership. Within 10 minutes of showing up «Rock of Ages» went from being sold out to three available tickets. Tickets that we happily purchased.
I feel that Tix4Tonight saves money. The list below is a sample of some shows with Tix4Tonight savings.
Australian Bee Gees.45% off
Blue Man Group…35% off
Dancing Queen…45% off
Defending the Caveman.50% off
Harrahs Improv…50% off
Hitsville…50% off
Jersey Boys…50% off
Jubilee…40% off
Terry Factor…40% off

My friends have gotten good deals to shows through Tixs4Tonight.
You can get tickets to shows the day before and on the day of for up to 50% off. However, Cirque and Le Reve shows seem to be only up to 20% off and you can only buy their tickets on the day of. They don’t sell «O» tixs. They also sell 20% off dining vouchers, but we didn’t care for any of the restaurants on their list.
Tixs4Tonight was a hassle as we ordered the tixs on the phone, then had to go to their ticket office (thankfully no lines at the time) to pick up vouchers, then go to Wynn 1 hour before the show to exchange them for Le Reve show tickets.
Try
, Groupon, or even Travelzoo beforehand for shows that you want to see.

There are multiple locations on the strip and they always look SOOOO sleazy. I always felt it was like a time share gimmick but I gotta admit, I was wrong.
Ticket prices are on average 25% off of the box office prices and there are even restaurant discounts. We went to Emeril’s Fish House in MGM and for $ 3 we got 25% off of the bill. One small note on the tickets for shows is you have to get there early to get your tickets. Tix4Tonight, you will be visited again!
p. s. Don’t be a doofus like me and go to the one in the sun. It’s blazing hot and there is one outside of the Coca-​Cola World that’s nicely air conditioned!

Never again.
A tiny bit of research and planning ahead will give you better results than this place.
In a futile attempt to save money on a show that’s impossible to save money on (Penn and Teller), I waited until I arrived in Vegas to purchase my tickets because I had read that you could get a good deal here.
First things first: You aren’t going to get a deal on P&T from this place. The «low» price they offer is only for balcony seats which you can find directly from the source for the same price. The good seats are either not available from them, or are going to be the same price, too.
Secondly, one of their fantastic reps told me on a Wed that they were sold out and that I would have to come back tomorrow. I asked if P&T were performing tomorrow (Thurs) and she said yes. On Thursday morning I went directly to the Harrah’s box office since there was a long line at Tix and I had recently acquired a coupon from Harrah’s. Turned out, P&T are dark on Thursday! I marched right back to the Tix chick and punched her in the face!
Ok, I didn’t really punch her in the face. But I would have if I could.
The bottom line for Vegas shows is this: Know that the very best won’t be discounted in any way, and that you such just suck it up and pay before you get to Vegas (‘O’, for example). Those that have been around forever and are less popular (Jubille, Diva’s) are easy to get into cheaply. The Vegas coupon books have many 2 for 1 tickets so peruse those first.

The service people are very friendly and will offer tips on which shows to watch, what’s available, times, etc. They will also try to upsell the restaurant deals– one offered was for a discount on the Rio buffet, which they claimed was a top 5 buffet…
This location is at the Coke bottle. The lines are longer than the other locations (probably) such as the Hawaiian Marketplace, but it was closest to the hotel we were at. Plus, we didn’t have a show preference yet, so the long line gave us enough time to decide and then check our phones for better deals. The wait was about 45 minutes around 10am. (Plus another 30 at the hotel to get seats.) We decided on Cirque’s KA. Tickets were $ 96 (includes service fee) for the cheapest seats (category 3?). They were selling La Reve for about $ 115 (flat price), and Zumanity was about $ 75. They didn’t have O and Mystere the day we went, although I hear they never have O.
I think prices were fair. It’s not the best deal, and if you plan ahead, you could probably get slightly better prices online. But for last minute tickets, it was good to be able to buy at not-​so-​outrageous prices. (My bf also just noticed that his MLife card offers some good show ticket discounts.)

We stop by Tix4Tonight whenever we’re in a bind to get tickets
and didn’t do our homework ahead of time (this time was different
since the show we wanted to see was canceled). Price ARE generally
cheaper than box office prices but sometimes not by very much
since they include a service fee — but a few bucks saved is still better
than paying full price. Pay attention to the total they ring you up for
and go early on peak days as they do sell out.
This is one of the Tix4Tonight stations that closes later (9pm)
instead of 7pm and doesn’t have a huge line around it.
The shows are posted on a monitor that you have to track for your show
(sucks if your show is the last of the alphabet)
ADVICE — just go up to the counter and ask what they have since the monitor
is not always up to date! found out the hard way. The selection is pretty fair
and covers almost everything entertainment at every hotel.
If you do your hw ahead of time, you can find much better deals online
if you search for ‘em.