Elvis music, but with a real stage band. All Shook Up at the Alexis Park Resort Hotel is an easy Vegas night: you get Elvis hits with live music, plus the charm of an intimate showroom close to the action. I also like that you can pick your spot, from general admission to table seating, so you can match the night to your budget and comfort level.

One thing to keep in mind: some folks care a lot about venue condition and drink value. While the show’s energy is consistently praised, a minority complaint points to an older-feeling room and drinks that did not wow. If you mostly want music, dancing, and a fun crowd, that probably will not matter much.

Key things to know before you go

• Guaranteed admission so your night is locked in
• Live band on stage, not just pre-recorded backing tracks
• Table seating options that put you closer to the stage
• All ages show with high-energy performances
• Near the Strip but not on top of it, so parking and getting out can feel easier

All Shook Up at Alexis Park, what your 6:00 pm night looks like

Plan on a straightforward evening. The show starts at 6:00 pm and runs about 1 hour 10 minutes, which makes it a great fit when you want Vegas fun without committing to a whole production block. The venue is the Pegasus Showroom inside the Alexis Park Resort Hotel, just minutes from many Strip hotels.

This is also the kind of show where timing matters. You will want to arrive early enough to get seated calmly, look at your drinks options, and settle in before the first song hits. The room stays intimate, so you do not want to be rushing while everyone else is taking their cues.

The big idea behind All Shook Up is simple: Elvis fans get a nonstop set of recognizable songs, and everyone else gets the entertainment factor of a convincing Elvis performer working hard with the band. It is classic, sing-along friendly rock n roll, with dancing and crowd interaction built in.

Choosing the right seat, general admission vs front row vs VIP

Seating is one of the smartest ways to control your experience here. When you book, you are choosing between general admission along the sides of the venue, and table-style seating closer to the stage. If you care about sightlines and want the performer and band to feel more personal, table seating is the move.

Here is the seating breakdown in plain terms:

• General admission: seats along either side of the venue, good if you want the lowest price and do not mind less stage closeness.
• Front row seating: table seating directly in front of the stage.
• VIP seating: table seating or booth seating in the center section, typically the best mix of closeness and view.

Recent feedback also points to a practical tip: if you choose table seating, try to land within the first several rows when that option is available. In an intimate showroom, a small shift in rows can make the difference between watching and feeling like you are part of the performance.

Also think about your group. Couples who want a shared, comfortable setup often like tables. Families who want an easy, no-stress night often do well with general admission if the kids can sit through the full hour.

The Elvis tribute set, what you’ll hear and how it keeps moving

All Shook Up is built around a live Elvis tribute format with a live band backing the performer. That matters. A live band keeps the energy up and lets the show hit those big moments, especially on songs that need punch and rhythm to land right.

The set focuses on Elvis essentials. You can expect major hits such as Heartbreak Hotel and Suspicious Minds, plus the early-era nostalgia that connects with the show’s title. The performance is high-energy, and the performer leans hard into Elvis signature moves, so expect plenty of motion, not just standing at a microphone.

This is not a slow, documentary-style show. It is closer to a stage party with a clear musical arc, from recognizable classics to the kind of songs that invite clapping and singing along. If you like the idea of doing the elbow-bump version of karaoke in public, you will fit right in.

One more practical point: you will get the most fun from this show when you go in ready to participate. Even if you do not know every lyric, you can still enjoy the dancing and the crowd vibe, and the songs are famous enough that you will catch on fast.

Modern showrooms, intimacy, and the comfort check

The Alexis Park showrooms are part of what makes this feel like a real Vegas side quest, not a distant, faceless attraction. The experience is staged in a dedicated showroom, the Pegasus Showroom, which keeps the audience close and keeps the pacing tight.

In real-world terms, this kind of room changes how you experience tribute shows. You are not far away looking up at a distant figure. The performer is close enough that you get the facial expressions, the costume details, and the physical comedy that can pop up during the set.

The room itself gets mixed feedback, which is worth addressing honestly. Some people describe the venue as worn or outdated, while others say the space is intimate, with a good sound system and comfortable chairs. The venue response you may see elsewhere also emphasizes that sound and lighting are state-of-the-art and that their showrooms are recently updated.

My advice: do not overthink it. If you are choosing this show for the Elvis performance and live band, the format usually delivers. If you are extremely sensitive to décor or you want a pristine, luxury theater look, you might be happier comparing it to larger, newer venues instead.

Also note the basics that affect your night: restrooms are located just outside the showroom. That makes it easy to step out without missing half the show, but you should still plan to visit before things get going.

Drinks, bar access, and what to budget in advance

Your ticket covers admission, not snacks or drinks. During the show, you can buy beverages at the bar, including alcoholic drinks. Reviews include praise for having good drink options at the table, and also a complaint that drinks were expensive or disappointing in quality.

So here is the practical way to approach it: treat drinks as a small add-on, not a bargain guarantee. If you want to keep costs predictable, decide before you go whether you are getting one drink or two. If you plan to drink more, you may want to compare bar pricing with other options near your hotel before the show.

There is also a comfort angle. Table seating can make it easier to enjoy a drink during the performance without juggling cups awkwardly. If you plan to have a drink while watching, table seating is the smoother choice.

Finally, if you are going with kids, even though this show is for all ages, you will still want to be aware that the bar is the bar. The good news is the performance itself is family-friendly in tone, and the energy works well for different age groups.

The real value at about $37.95 for an Elvis night

At $37.95 per person, this is priced like a value Vegas plan rather than a big-ticket headliner. What makes it feel worth it is the combination: you are paying for a live-band tribute show in a compact room, and you can upgrade your seating if closeness matters to you.

If you compare it to other Vegas entertainment, the big value factor is the total experience length. At about 1 hour 10 minutes, you get a complete show without turning your evening into a long wait. That helps on nights when you are tired, when you want to fit in dinner beforehand, or when you just do not want to commit.

It is also a good value choice for groups. Elvis tribute shows tend to work when people have mixed music tastes, because you are all sharing the same well-known songs. Even if someone is not a diehard Elvis fan, the costumes, movement, and live band energy can win them over quickly.

One more reason this price lands well: the show includes category-based seating. That means you can choose general admission if you want to keep it budget-friendly, and table seating if you want to spend a bit more for a better view.

Who should book All Shook Up, and who should think twice

This show fits best if you want a fun, low-key Vegas night with built-in music familiarity. It is a strong pick for Elvis fans, of course, but also for anyone who likes live performance, dancing, and a crowd that is not too serious.

It can be especially good for:

• Couples who want an intimate date night without a huge production time commitment
• Families looking for an all-ages show with plenty of energy
• Visitors staying near the Strip who want something close by but not packed with massive-tour crowd energy
• People who prefer live band shows over background music

If you should think twice, it is mostly about your priorities. If your top goal is a pristine, luxury theater atmosphere, and you are picky about drink pricing and venue condition, this may feel a bit basic. If your priority is the performer and the music, you will likely feel satisfied.

Also pay attention to attire rules. The venue requires appropriate attire, and it specifically notes no swimwear and no cut-off shorts. That is a simple filter, but it can matter if you are planning to roll straight from pool time.

Should you book this Elvis tribute show at Alexis Park?

Here is my direct take. If you want an Elvis tribute show in Las Vegas with a live band, a short running time, and seating choices that let you tailor the experience, All Shook Up is a very sensible booking. The pricing makes it easy to justify, and the room setup is designed for closeness, not distance.

Book it now if:

• You are an Elvis fan and want live band backing
• You like interactive, high-energy performances
• You want an off-Strip option with easier logistics than the biggest venues

Consider a different option if:

• You are extremely particular about venue condition and drink value
• You want a more formal, upscale theater experience

FAQ

Where is All Shook Up performed?

All Shook Up is performed in the Pegasus Showroom inside the Alexis Park Resort Hotel in Las Vegas.

What time does the show start and how long is it?

The start time listed is 6:00 pm, and the show runs about 1 hour 10 minutes.

What is included with my ticket?

Your ticket includes admission to the show in the category you selected when booking, plus all fees and taxes.

What seating options are available?

You can book general admission seating along either side of the venue. You can also choose table seating, with front row tables directly in front of the stage, or VIP table or booth seating in the center section.

Do I need photo ID?

Yes. Bring a photo ID to claim your tickets upon arrival at Alexis Park Resort Hotel.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. If you cancel within 24 hours of the experience start time, the amount paid is not refunded.