About the show
BattleBots: Destruct-A-Thon brings the TV phenomenon to life with an amped-up format designed for a live crowd: multiple fights, rotating star bots and look-alikes, instant-replay moments on big screens, and witty arena banter between bouts. You’ll see pulverizers drop, wedges flip, and spinners shower sparks—plus crowd voting, on-camera shout-outs, and occasional meet-and-greet opportunities on select dates.
Highlights of the show
Real 250-lb robots tearing it up in the BattleBox—hits, flips, smoke, and sparks
Multiple bouts per show with variety cards (spinners vs. wedges, flippers, rammers)
Big-screen replays & commentary to follow the action like the TV broadcast
Family-friendly adrenaline; merch booths and photo ops on select nights
Trailer
Ticket details
Seating model: fully reserved arena bowl; choose exact seats at purchase.
Price patterns: entry pricing typically in the $40s–$80s before fees; VIP and front bowl cost more.
Delivery: mobile e-tickets (QR) scanned at arena entry.
Upgrades: look for VIP/photo op, pit-area peeks, or souvenir bundles when available on your date.
Book this showSeating guide: best seats for BattleBots
Most immersive: lower bowl centerline (between the corners) for true impact sounds and clean sight to the Killsaws and Pulverizers.
Best value: mid-bowl—excellent overall picture, easy to track bots without neck craning.
Panoramic: upper bowl center—great angle for seeing driving strategy and weapon spin-up.
Angle tip: centerline helps you read bot speed, hits, and ref signals; avoid extreme corners if you want symmetrical views.
Venue layout
The BattleBots Arena houses the steel-walled BattleBox with bullet-resistant panels, overhead lighting rigs, and four corner hazard zones. Seating is a compact arena bowl with clear sightlines and large video boards for replays. Concessions and restrooms sit just outside the entrances.
Getting there, parking & wayfinding
Located just off the Strip near the Caesars Entertainment Studios area. Most guests use rideshare or nearby resort garages, then follow clearly marked signs to the BattleBots Arena. Allow 20–30 minutes for parking, security, and merch browsing. Get directions
Accessibility & policies
- Wheelchair-accessible and companion seating available—select on the seat map or call ahead
- High-volume show: complimentary or for-purchase ear protection often available; bringing your own is encouraged
- Recording: short personal clips and photos may be restricted during bouts; follow staff guidance
- Bags: expect standard security checks; oversized bags discouraged
About the producers
From the team behind the hit TV series, Destruct-A-Thon is built by the same robot-combat obsessives—engineering-grade arena, professional safety crew, and a rotating slate of star teams to keep lineups fresh for repeat visitors.
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Before you go
Arrive 20–30 minutes early to clear security and hit concessions. The show runs ~75–90 minutes without a break—visit restrooms beforehand. Dress comfortably and consider ear protection, especially for younger fans.
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Here are some questions tourists ask before booking their tickets for the Battle Bots Destruct-A-Thon: Killer Robots Fighting in Las Vegas.
What is the BattleBots: Destruct-A-Thon show in Las Vegas about?
BattleBots: Destruct-A-Thon is a live robot-combat entertainment show featuring full-scale BattleBots fighting multiple bouts per performance inside the official BattleBots Arena.
Where is BattleBots: Destruct-A-Thon performed in Las Vegas?
The show is performed at the BattleBots Arena near the Strip in the Caesars Entertainment Studios area, with clearly marked wayfinding from nearby resort garages and rideshare drop-offs.
What time does BattleBots: Destruct-A-Thon usually start in Las Vegas?
Most dates offer evening performances, and some peak weeks include matinees; exact times vary by date and are shown at checkout.
How long is the BattleBots: Destruct-A-Thon show and is there an intermission?
The live event typically lasts approximately 75 to 90 minutes and is presented without an intermission.
How much do tickets for BattleBots: Destruct-A-Thon usually cost in Las Vegas?
Ticket prices commonly start in the $40s before fees and rise for premium lower-bowl seats or VIP add-ons.
Can I choose my exact seats when I purchase tickets for BattleBots: Destruct-A-Thon?
Yes. Seating is fully reserved, and you can select your seats from the arena map at checkout.
Is BattleBots: Destruct-A-Thon appropriate for children and what should families know?
The show is family-friendly and welcomes all ages, but the arena is loud. Parents should bring ear protection for kids and sound-sensitive guests.
Which seats are best for watching the hits and seeing inside the BattleBox?
The lower-bowl centerline provides the most visceral impact and clean views of hazards; mid-bowl center balances value with great sightlines.
Are photos or videos allowed during BattleBots: Destruct-A-Thon in Las Vegas?
Policies can limit filming during bouts; follow usher instructions. Short personal photos before or after fights are typically easier to accommodate.
What is the cancellation or ticket change policy for BattleBots: Destruct-A-Thon tickets in Las Vegas?
Change and cancellation windows vary by seller; review the exact policy on your checkout page before purchasing.
Absolutely thrilling! Seeing the robots smash each other live was even better than on TV. My kids loved it too.
Great action and explosions! Some parts were a little drawn out between fights, but overall very entertaining.
The robots, the sparks, the destruction — this is Vegas entertainment at its wildest. I’d watch it again in a heartbeat.