About the show
DiscoShow is Spiegelworld’s full-body celebration of the 1970s scene—think loft-party energy, characters, and a light-up dance floor where the show unfolds all around you. It draws on the spirit of David Mancuso’s 99 Prince Street parties and drops it on the Strip in a hybrid show + party you don’t just watch…you feel.
Highlights of the show
You’re in it: performers, DJ, and crowd swirl through the Glitterloft—you can watch or jump in.
Purpose-built venue: a bespoke space at The LINQ with two cocktail bars and sister Diner Ross Steakhouse steps away.
Tight runtime: ~70 minutes with no intermission—easy to stack with dinner or a late set.
Trailer
Ticket details
Ticket types: Core Disco Ticket plus packages like Disco Slammin’ (show + 2 drinks, 21+) and Disco to the Max (prix-fixe dinner at Diner Ross + show, 21+).
Seating/standing: General Admission / mostly standing; accessibility seating can be arranged via the box office.
Typical “from” price: $99 + fees; premium packages cost more.
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Book this showSeating & participation tips
Most immersive: Front/center of the dance floor—closest to the action and character moments. (Expect movement.)
Prefer to spectate? Hang mid-perimeter for great sightlines with minimal repositioning.
Accessibility: If you can’t stand for 70 minutes, ask an usher/box office for a seat; elevator access is available.
Venue layout
Enter from the Strip to 99 Prince (ground level), then up to The Glitterloft where the party kicks off; Diner Ross Steakhouse is adjacent. The venue lists box-office hours Wed–Sun 5:00–9:30 pm, elevator access, and ADA-friendly features.
Getting there, parking & wayfinding
Address: 3535 S Las Vegas Blvd (The LINQ Hotel + Experience); look for the big DISCOSHOW sign across from Caesars. Get directions.
Parking & drop-off: Park at The LINQ or Harrah’s; rideshare/taxi to The LINQ main entrance.
Accessibility
ADA compliant, elevator access, wheelchair-accessible seating, and service-animal friendly. Guests who cannot stand for the full runtime should contact the box office in advance to arrange seating/support.
Policies & good to know
- Runtime: 70 minutes, no intermission.
- Bags & drinks: Don’t bring large bags; no drinks inside the show space (bars available before/after).
- Effects: Flashing lights, loud music, haze, video imagery; plan accordingly.
About Spiegelworld
The team behind Absinthe, Atomic Saloon Show, and The Hook built DiscoShow’s NYC-hideaway-meets-Vegas-party concept, with on-site bars 99 Prince and The Glitterloft plus Diner Ross for pre/post.
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Before you go (cheat-sheet)
- Arrive 20–30 minutes early to enjoy the bars and find your ideal spot on the floor.
- Dress for movement (disco-friendly shoes help).
- Plan post-show: Glitter Hour (late-night happy hour Wed–Sun, 10 pm–midnight) or dinner at Diner Ross.
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Read More →FAQs about the show
Here are some questions tourists ask before booking their tickets for the Discoshow in Las Vegas.
How long is DiscoShow in Las Vegas, and is there an intermission?
DiscoShow runs about 70 minutes with no intermission.
On which nights and at what times does DiscoShow perform?
Standard schedule is Wednesday–Sunday at 7:00 pm and 9:30 pm; always check the rolling calendar for your week.
Where exactly is DiscoShow located inside The LINQ?
Enter off the Strip into 99 Prince, then proceed upstairs to The Glitterloft where the show kicks off (an elevator is available).
Is DiscoShow seated or standing, and what if I cannot stand for 70 minutes?
It’s mostly standing General Admission with room to move and dance; if you cannot stand for the full runtime, contact the box office/ask an usher for a seat and assistance.
What is the age requirement for DiscoShow?
The official page notes “for ages 14 and above when accompanied by an adult,” while some third-party sites list 18+. Confirm your date’s policy on your ticketing page.
How much do DiscoShow tickets usually cost?
Recent partner snapshots show entry from around $99 + fees, with higher-priced packages available.
Can I bring drinks into the performance space?
No. Drinks are not allowed inside the show space during the performance; enjoy the 99 Prince/Glitterloft bars before or after.
Does DiscoShow use strobe/flashing lights or haze?
Yes—expect flashing lights, loud music, haze, and video imagery (plus that light-up dance floor).
What should I wear to DiscoShow?
There’s no strict dress code—dress to move and feel fabulous. Comfortable shoes are smart since it’s a standing show (Spiegelworld’s guidance focuses on movement and inclusivity).
Is there food on site, and can I make a night of it?
Yes—book Diner Ross Steakhouse for a pre/post meal, or choose a dinner + show package (21+). Post-show, catch Glitter Hour at The Glitterloft (Wed–Sun, 10 pm–midnight).
Absolutely loved the energy and vibe! The music, costumes, and dancing made it feel like stepping right into the disco era.
A colorful and fun show! Some parts felt a bit over the top, but overall it’s a joyous celebration of music and dance.
The performers were amazing, and the soundtrack was perfect. I danced in my seat the whole time—highly recommended!