Blue Man Group

Great show! Lights, music, interaction with the guests! We truly enjoyed the show. Don’t sit up front unless you want to get… Liquid stuff… All over you. Haha. One guest was shot right in the face with whatever they were throwing around. Definitely kid friendly. Very impressed with the shows at the Luxor.

Very entertaining and fun. We loved it and will definitely see it again. very funny and loud too

Ever since I started coming to Vegas as an adult I always wanted to watch the Blue Man Group.
Very high energy show. I can’t believe they wear that blue mask and dance around for 90 minutes. Crazy how much they look like aliens.
My favorite parts were when they play the popular beats from songs. There is some slow parts and down time, but overall good flow. Also, there were times I questioned whether they were really playing or if it was the background music playing the beats.
I thought there was going to be more paint splashed around but it seemed rather dry in the splash zone.
Overall, I enjoyed myself and it was worth the watch.

The show was amazing. It was entertaining, fun and full of colors and life.
The staff were horrible. They were disorganized, dont know what they’re doing. It says in the ticket doors open at 9 since show starts at 9 30 but we were let in at 9 25!
Bathroom was outside!

Definitely a must see! No matter what age you are or how cool you think you are! This show is definitely worth the money and time. It’s funny and visually pleasing. Oh, can’t forget to mention that the music being created is dope!
Sat in section 102, second row. The stage was a lot smaller than I had anticipated. BMG involved everyone attending and not just the people who bought better seats. Very interactive to say the least. Oh, one thing I do recommend is that you don’t be late. Or do! And everyone will have a good laugh lol.

I don’t normally buy «touristy shirts» but when I do… It’s cuz I really liked the show! it was fun, loud, and funny! lol maybe not a watch over and over thing, but for sure at least once in your lifetime you should see this show! and for sure kid friendly! Try to get you seats in the middle of the theater around 4 – 5 rows back…

I have always been slightly critical of people who bring their kids to Vegas for vacation. What are children going to do in a town built on 21+ fun? Well, Blue Many Group proved me wrong. I ended up seeing them for the first time since high school at a YEE. Although I wasn’t sure what to expect seeing this as a woman in my twenties, it was free and seemed fun. Well, I did have a blast!
I got to go back in time and be a little childish for a night. The performance is interactive and fun to watch. It’s simple as that. I ABSOLUTELY recommend it for any families in town. We were clapping along, participating in all the shenanigans, and DEFINITELY giggling throughout the whole performance.
As an adult, I definitely don’t foresee this being everyone’s cup of tea. I was lucky to have two of my homegirls at the YEE with me and we are definitely the silly, happy go lucky type at times and this night happened to be one of those times. We got lucky enough to take take pictures with the Blue Men after the show and it was just the perfect ending to an entertaining evening!
I would honestly go back, most likely only when my family with children comes to visit. Although I’m still a little skeptical of families that bring their young kids to Vegas, the Blue Man Group opened my eyes to the awesome child friendly options for a tourist vacation.

Blue Man Group is NOTHING what it used to be. So sad. About 30 minutes of the 2 hours show was drums and paint. Other fillers included but aren’t limited to: guys eating dry cereal, bug videos, a random girl eating a Twinkie, and marshmallows.
So stupid. Make the show 30 minutes and charge $ 45. I would never recommend this to anyone

Years of watching Arrested Development had me sold on seeing Blue Man Group during my latest stint in Las Vegas. For ~$ 109, a group of us scored pretty decent tickets to a weeknight show. I wasn’t 100% what to expect outside of lots of blue paint, but it was a bit of a let-​down once I sat through the show.
THE OVERVIEW.
— $ 100+ per head seems waaaay over-​priced for the show (yeah, the show is well produced, but not worth it in my opinion)
— Woe is you if you know any of their audience tricks in advance, it definitely ruined things a bit for me
— The acts got a little old very fast for me, unfortunately, and it felt like the show dragged on
— The show is fairly audience interactive, which is good if you’re into that
It wasn’t an unpleasant experience, just a bit dull and pricey. I can’t imagine people coming back to rewatch the show?

Blue Man Group is filled with percussion talent that will vibrate you into a new mood of awesome zinger. 10 show!
Fun
Loud
Colorful
Hilarious
Great for families and kids
High tech
.and exceptionally creative.
Highly recommended by me and my wife. Great place for a date.
Any section is awesome. Splash zone is moderate. Sound is very loud.

While in Vegas my wife and I decided to go see Blue Man Group. I’ve always wanted to see them so we figured since we had the chance to see them, why not go. We bought tickets for the 9 PM show.
We arrived around 830 pm and the line to get in wrapped around the inside of the Luxor. At 8:45 pm on the dot, they started letting people inside the show room. The lines went quick so we were inside in no time. Our seat were to the far right of the stage, They seemed like they were good seats. After sitting in our seats for a few minutes and usher came up to us and told us we could take any open seat in the middle area, because there was some sort of awkward light during the show that would cause us not to be able to see the show very well, so we moved to the middle. WOW perfect seats now!
Once the show started, I was in awe how fun and entertaining they were. Such awesome music with improvised instruments, The painting while drumming, Heck the drumming was amazing. The acting was great. There would be no way I could do something like that and not talk or laugh! The background band was on point, never missing a beat. They had great interaction with the crowed, (I wish they would have called me up the the stage). I really enjoyed the rave type ending.
I would most definitely watch them again.
Here are some fun facts, Every week The Blue Man Group uses:
60 Drum Heads
16 Cymbals
64 Drumsticks
50 Gallons of Paint
32 Pounds of Jell-​O
8 Boxes of Cap’n Crunch Cereal
40 Pieces of White Chocolate Toblerone
385 Marshmallows
444 Bananas
44 Boxes of Twinkies
21 Bald Caps
28 Cakes of Blue Makeup. (Its specially made for BMG) (They even have there own proprietary color called «Blue Man Blue»)

I had seen this show before about ten years ago and just went again with some clients because they requested it.
This show is not horrible but, given the other entertainment options in Las Vegas, you can miss it. It’s a glorified mime/​music/​gag show with in-​your-​face lights and music. It’s silly but not overly clever. Unlike Penn & Teller, many of the acts here are the same as what I saw ten years ago.
So what similar shows are better? Absinthe is far, far, far better as a close up performance show.

If it’s your first time watching the show I’m sure you’ll enjoy it, but even then it’s just average in my book. There are some oooh and ahhh moments but not worth the $ 65 (starting price) tag in my opinion. I have seen this show 3 times at a yearly interval and though they’ve tweaked it a little, it was still basically the same show as when they were at the Monte Carlo minus the big balls, with the venue at the Luxor so much smaller they just don’t have room for them. I liked those balls hahaha.
The seats are quite comfortable, better than most I’ve been to so that was a plus. I didn’t like how the audio effects were too loud. I have been to that venue a couple of times before for Jabbawockeez and I had the same issues, it’s deafening for such a small setting. I was considering taking my little one but I don’t think her 4 year old ear drums could take the beating. The strobe lights were blinding to the point I was scared of having a seizure lol and what’s with all the streamers!!! I’m all for party atmosphere but they used waaaaaay too much. Yeah I think 3 times is max for me, I don’t see myself coming back unless they had a total revamp.

I saw this show a few years ago and thought it was great. I had the pleasure of seeing the new revamped show and again… great! The musical talent and creative atmosphere displayed during the show definitely keeps your attention.
They get the audience involved and everyone on their toes.
Looking for a show to watch in vegas… this is a definite must. I see why they have been in Vegas now for so long!!!

Guys. This show for the price? I did not enjoy it at all. Especially when it’s the same price for a lot of the other shows on the strip… I felt that it’s extremely not worth it.
This is a great show for families to go see. It’s definitely rated below G.
Look, I’m a really crude type of person, especially when it comes to humor. But I can appreciate clean humor. One of my favorite comedians is Brian Regan. So that’s not really it.
This show is so outdated. It’s still stuck in the 90’s. The guys are great performers, and they do an excellent job. But the show as a whole is not very entertaining. Especially when you’re paying $ 75pp for seats close to the back. I would pay $ 25pp for front row seats… only if I had kids with me that wanted to see it. There were a ton of kids there. But I still feel it’s way overpriced.
I’ll be honest – I have never wanted to see this show. It’s never peaked my interest. Mainly because I knew it was going to be pretty boring for the price you pay. And I wasn’t wrong. We had friends that came to town that really wanted to see it. And they were super disappointed as well.
Luxor as a whole seems to be going downhill. I hope they’re up for an entire renovation because they could really use it.

These guys are awesome. I doubt many people going to check them out will not know what they are… but even if you don’t, go. It’s part comedy, part action, part just «what’s going on?» There is a ton of audience engagement, which is super fun.
This was the 2^nd time I’ve seen them (about 3 years apart). The show hasn’t changed much… so it’s definitely not as good the 2^nd time, but was still really fun.

So so, could have been better. If you’re with your kids or are below the age of 14, I think the experience would be amazing. Otherwise, it may be a bit too dull, slow and predictable.
If you have a chance to go to a single show while visiting Vegas, I would choose one of the Cirque du Soleil performances over the Blue Man Group.
I would have preferred if the show was a bit more condensed and had less of the audience work. Involving the audience is nice, but it gets too old.

I saw Blue Man Group for the first time many years ago at their first Broadway performance, before anyone had ever heard of them. They were so unknown back then that they had to populate the audience with us free TKTS members! Of course, now they’re household names, with multiple troupes that perform all over the country. And I’ve seen them a number of times over the years since them.
Times have changed, and they’re certainly keeping up with them. Unlike the pre-​internet, smartphone and tablet days, they now have some newer bits that incorporate technology front and center.
One thing I particularly love about them is that they put on autism-​friendly performances throughout the U.S. When watching this show last night, I was wondering just how they do that, since the lights and noise levels might freak out even normal kids. So I researched: Slight modifications are made to the show, including reducing sound and light levels at various moments during the performance and making earplugs available upon request. The Blue Men also keep their approach to the audience more subdued. They also offer a quiet zone with AS info and plenty of sensory-​friendly activities like Kinetic Sand in the theatre lobby for families seeking a break from the excitement. If anyone in your family is affected by autism (mine is), you can certainly appreciate this!
I think I would have appreciated this show even more if I had never seen them before. A few of the routines were repeats, but there were enough new routines to hold my interest and keep me laughing.

Everyone has their own tastes, likes and opinions. Blue just wasn’t my thing!
SPOILER — They’re basically clowns with blue face paint dressed in all black.
It was rather disappointing, to say the least. It felt like we were in a high school auditorium. Literally, the average age was that of a high school student and the ‘theater’ barely matched the size of my old high school gym. To add to that theme, the performance reminded me of a high school talent show. It’s probably because they moved to Luxor. Previous shows were at MGM & Venetian. you know, where the money is.
Some of the ‘bits’ performed were so cheesy I thought they’d bring out some complimentary tortilla chips for that Queso dip they were passing as entertainment. Throwing a ball into another man’s mouth is just silly. Crunching on cereal then staring at you for reaction is literally something a child does. They took almost 15+ minutes of showtime to find someone to participate on stage from the crowd. They did nothing during this extended time frame but walk around the auditorium. Was this an intermission where we take a bathroom break or something? Please, somebody explain what I’m missing here.
Admittedly. out of the 2 hour show, I did like one or two portions of the act. It was mainly when they performed music by way of peculiar and oddly shaped instruments. This is what I was expecting, along with great light shows and an entertaining bit here and there. Hell, the band in the back was more entertaining than these 3 dudes. The PVC pipe sections were badass. I would’ve been thoroughly impressed if they maintained this portion. They performed familiar catchy tracks we all know from the 80’s & 90’s along with their own Blue Tunes. One or two jams in and I FINALLY went into the lost in the act entertainment zone. But… they found a way to blow it by going back to the childish routines which occupied most of the show then reality hits you again.
Our entire group left somewhat baffled. It felt like we just left Chuck E. Cheese without pizza and singing show-​tune rats. Most of the show, unfortunately, was easily forgettable. The prices for Blue Man are way too high, considering they, in my opinion, are performing an act that’s on the lower Vegas show tier.
Meet me at Venice Beach and I can probably find 3 or 4 acts that are similar and can easily top Blue’s performance.
Blue Man Group? More like Boooo Man Group! (That’s the kind of humor here, seriously).

The show was a lot of fun, but not as fun as it was hyped up to be by many of my friends! I hate it when that happens.
I was really expecting a whole lot more energy from this group. I think I’ve seen way too many promos of dancing blue men shooting liquids out of their PVC pipe musical instruments all at high-​energy, RGB action. There was one section of the show where the Blue Men (BM) canvassed the audience to look for a volunteer to do a bit with them on stage. This was entirely too drawn out. Sitting in the balcony made it more difficult to see what they were doing — it seemed like it dragged out for 20 or so minutes before they found someone. Once on stage, it was a silent physical comedy bit that was funny at first, but got way too long. I started to feel that $ 50 ticket stub start to burn a hole in my pocket.
Overall it was a decent show — definitely good for kids.

Sehr entäuschend! Ich sah die Show in Florida und jetz in Las Vegas. Ich war entäuscht, und sogar meine Freundin die die Show das erste mal sah. Das was die Show ausmacht gab es nur zum schluss und zu kurz.
Besser ihr braucht das Geld zum Zocken als für die Show.

Tolle Effekte, teilweise packend. Haben sehr gute Ideen, nur wäre nach ich weiß nicht wievielen Jahren, seitdem es die Show gibt, ein wenig Abwechslung schön.