A disco ball can change your night. DiscoShow at the LINQ Hotel and Casino turns Las Vegas into a 70s-style dance floor, with music and performance that start before you even think you are in. It’s interactive entertainment with a “come on in” party vibe.

Two things I really like: the show’s disco lighting and staging make you feel like you stepped into another era, and the crew teaches a few moves so you can join in even if you are not a professional dancer. I also like that it stays playful and fun, not stuffy.

One possible drawback: if you want a traditional seated theatre show, the dance-party format may feel too active. You are meant to move, not just watch.

Key takeaways before you go

• It’s a true dance-floor experience, not a passive sit-and-watch show
• You get some movement coaching, so beginners can participate
• Disco-ball lighting and performance do a lot of the work for you
• One ticket covers everything you need for entry, with taxes and fees included
• Age 14+ only, so plan accordingly for younger kids

Why this show feels different at the LINQ

Las Vegas is full of polished production shows. DiscoShow is different. This is built like a party you step into, with music and performance that keep nudging you toward the floor. You are not stuck watching from the sidelines.

What makes the experience click is the tone. It’s a clear throwback to the 1970s, but it is not pretending to be a museum exhibit. The vibe is social and physical. You are encouraged to “get in there” and respond, whether you do big moves or small steps. The stage design and disco lighting help a lot too. People call out the disco balls, and you can see why: the visuals work even if you are not perfectly in rhythm.

I also like the show’s attitude about dancing. It’s not all about looking cool. It’s about having fun. That matters in a city where some shows can feel like work to attend. DiscoShow is the opposite of fussy.

The LINQ Hotel location: easy to time with the rest of your night

DiscoShow happens at the LINQ Hotel + Experience in Las Vegas. The LINQ is a convenient base if you are already planning a night around the resort area. The experience is listed as near public transportation, which is useful if you do not want to fight traffic or parking.

Another practical point: this is roughly 1 hour 10 minutes. That is a sweet spot. Long enough to feel like you got your money’s worth, short enough that you can still do dinner or another attraction after. And since there is no stated hotel pickup or drop-off, you’ll want to make your own way there and back.

If you like to keep your schedule loose, this format helps. You can slot it between other activities without turning your entire evening into one long transit marathon.

Price and value: what $59 buys you (and what it does not)

The ticket price is $59.00 per person, with all fees and taxes included. That’s a big part of the value. In Vegas, price surprises are common once you add on fees. Here, the base ticket is the thing you budget for, and you do not have to stress about a bunch of add-ons for entry.

The show runs about 1 hour 10 minutes, so you are paying for a fairly concentrated hit of music, lighting, and participation. If you go in expecting a quick, high-energy event where you dance or at least participate in the vibe, the price feels more fair. If you go in expecting a slow, seated production, it may feel steep, because the format asks you to be active.

What is not included is also important:

• Alcoholic beverages are available to purchase on-site, but they are not included.
• Dinner and extra food and beverage are not included.
• There is no hotel pickup or drop-off.

So I recommend treating this like an entertainment ticket first, then planning your food and drinks around it.

From the velvet rope to the dance floor

The show is staged like a party with momentum. You do not just arrive and sit down. The experience starts right as you’re getting pulled into the atmosphere, including that feeling of waiting for the doors to open. People talk about the show beginning before they even noticed they were fully in, and that is exactly how this kind of format works. The energy ramps quickly.

Once you step into DiscoShow, you’re in the middle of the action. It’s designed as a full-throttle disco celebration, not a background playlist. Think music, lighting, performance, and a steady push for participation.

The experience is also inspired by David Mancuso’s legendary NYC loft parties. You can feel that influence in the social setup: it’s about gathering, dancing, and sharing a moment with others. Even if you do not know the reference, the point is simple. The show aims to recreate that you-are-here-now feeling of disco culture, where the dance floor is the event.

What to expect during the 1 hour 10 minutes

You should plan for a short event with a tight pace. DiscoShow is about 1 hour 10 minutes, so the show has to move fast. That’s good news if you hate long productions. It also means you’ll want to arrive ready to go.

Here’s how I’d think about the flow:

Step in at the LINQ and get your bearings

Your first stop is at the LINQ Hotel + Experience area. This is where you get yourself positioned and ready for the DiscoShow portion. The event ticket is tied to entry into the experience, and the staging is part of the fun. The show begins in the lead-up, so even the waiting area has a role.

Then the DiscoShow part kicks in for real

Once you’re through the doors, it becomes the main event: DiscoShow as a dedicated disco dance environment. This is where the dance floor stays active and where the show becomes more than background music.

You’ll see that the performers are not only acting and dancing, they are also driving the crowd energy. That’s why people call it more than a typical Vegas show. It’s also why it can work for groups. If someone in your party wants to dance, this format gives them space. If someone is shy, you can start smaller and work your way into it as the momentum builds.

Expect coaching, not just choreography

A standout detail: they’ll teach you a few moves. This is huge for value. It turns the show from a performance you observe into a do-this-with-us experience. Even if you only catch a couple steps, you’ll feel like you contributed.

Who this is best for

DiscoShow is a great fit if you want fun and movement. I’d especially recommend it if you:

• like disco music or 1970s vibes
• enjoy interactive entertainment
• want a party-style night that does not require a big commitment of time
• are going with friends and want shared energy

It also seems to work well for celebrations. People mention going for birthdays and having clean fun. That tells me the show is designed to be upbeat and group-friendly, not edgy or risky.

If you are traveling with someone who hates dancing, this might still work, but you’ll want to manage expectations. DiscoShow is not a quiet theatre night. Even if you stay near the edge of the dance floor, the show’s purpose is to get you in the vibe.

When it might not match your style

Let’s be honest. Not every show is for every temperament.

If you want a theatre production you watch while sitting still, you may feel disappointed. One key complaint is that people expected a theatre disco show and instead got more of a dance experience. That makes sense: DiscoShow is built for participation.

So before you book, ask yourself this: can you enjoy a night where you’re encouraged to move? If yes, you’ll likely have a good time. If not, you may want a more traditional show instead.

Drinks, food, and keeping your night comfortable

Alcohol is not included, but it’s available on-site. Food and beverage are also available for purchase, but dinner is not included. That means you’ll want to eat before or after, or plan to grab something if the venue options work for you.

Because this is an hour-and-change event, think about comfort and energy. You will likely be standing and moving. Wear shoes you can move in. If you are bringing a bigger bag, keep it light, so you do not lose time fussing around.

Also, since the show is labeled general admission, your experience may depend on where you end up in the room. If you care about being close to the action, arrive with enough time to settle in and get your space.

Tips to get the most from the disco energy

This is one of those events where small choices matter. A few practical ideas:

• Plan for participation. Even if you do not feel like a dancer, you can still join the rhythm.
• Go with a sense of play. DiscoShow is not about perfection. It’s about having fun.
• Wear something you can move in. Sequins are optional, but comfort is not.
• Keep your expectations aligned with the format. If you want a sit-down show, this may not hit the mark.
• Time it with your evening. At 1 hour 10 minutes, it plays well before or after dinner plans.

If you do those things, you’ll get the best version of the experience: a disco floor, good energy, and a show that tries to make you part of it.

Should you book DiscoShow at the LINQ?

I’d book DiscoShow if you want a high-energy, disco-themed night where you can actually join in. The included ticket price with taxes and fees is a straightforward value, and the show’s focus on disco lighting plus simple movement coaching makes it easier to have fun fast.

I would skip it if your idea of a great Vegas show is sitting still in a theatre, watching from afar. DiscoShow asks you to participate, and you’ll either love that or wish it were more traditional.

FAQ

FAQ

How long is DiscoShow?

DiscoShow lasts about 1 hour 10 minutes.

How much does a ticket cost?

The price is $59.00 per person.

Is there an age requirement?

Yes. Guests must be 14 years old.

What is included with the ticket?

Your general admission ticket is included, along with all fees and taxes.

Can I buy alcoholic beverages there?

Yes. Alcoholic beverages can be purchased on-site, but they are not included.

Is dinner included with the show?

No. Dinner is not included. Food and beverage can be purchased on-site.

Is hotel pickup or drop-off included?

No. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included.

Can I cancel and get a refund?

No. This experience is non-refundable and cannot be changed for any reason.

If you want, tell me your travel dates and who you’re going with (couple, friends, family). I can suggest the best way to pair this with the rest of your Las Vegas evening.