Stand-up in a Strip hotel, at V Theater. This Las Vegas Live Comedy Club show at Planet Hollywood brings in a nightly mix of comedians with HBO, Showtime, and Comedy Central credits, plus a seating option that can put you closer to the action. I like that it’s a simple add-on to your evening: walk in from the Miracle Mile Shops, grab a drink, and settle in for about 1 hour 15 minutes of nonstop jokes.

I also like the value angle. The price you pay includes all taxes and fees, so there aren’t surprise add-ons at checkout, and you can upgrade for better views with VIP seating in the first three rows. The main thing to consider: comedy is comedy. Some nights feel sharper than others, and the opening lineup can vary in how quickly it gets the room laughing.

Key things to know before you go

• Nightly stand-up with TV-credited comics from across the US
• VIP seating in the first three rows for a closer view
• Show takes place in the V Theater, inside Planet Hollywood’s Miracle Mile Shops
• Drinks are sold on-site at the Showgirl Bar outside the theater
• Expect mature language and adult humor (recommended age 16+)
• A small-room vibe means audience reactions can shape the energy fast

Las Vegas Live Comedy Club at Planet Hollywood: the basic idea

This is a classic Las Vegas plan: a comedy show that starts at 9:00 pm, right inside a major resort where you’re already doing dinner and shopping. If you want a low-effort way to add something local-feeling (not just another bar or loud lounge), this works well. You get professional stand-up performed nightly, with a lineup that can include both established names and newer performers.

The “why it’s interesting” part is the mix. You’ll see comedians from places like New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston, and Las Vegas, and the show specifically highlights performers who’ve appeared on HBO, Showtime, and Comedy Central. Even the regular cast names mentioned in the show’s rotation—like Edwin San Juan as the resident headliner, along with comedians such as Jason Harris, Ben Morison, and Alycia Cooper—signal that you’re not just paying for a random open-mic night.

Price and seats: what your $34 gets you (and what VIP changes)

At $34 per person, the big value move is that the ticket price includes all taxes and fees. In Vegas, that matters. You’ll spend less time doing the math and more time deciding where you want to sit.

You can book general admission or upgrade to VIP seating. The VIP option is described as better views with seats in the first three rows. In a comedy room, that’s not just about being “close.” It changes how you read facial expressions, how clearly you catch crowd-work, and how often you feel like you’re part of the rhythm instead of watching from the back.

One reality check: VIP doesn’t automatically mean a guarantee of a perfect show. If comedy’s not hitting that night, better sightlines won’t fix the jokes. But it does increase your odds of enjoying the energy of the room, especially when the headliner is the strongest part of the lineup.

Finding V Theater inside Miracle Mile Shops without wasting time

The show location is inside Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino, in the V Theater area within the Miracle Mile Shops. This is helpful because you’re not hunting through side streets or searching for a random strip-mall entrance. You’re essentially dropping into a theater space that’s integrated into the resort’s main pedestrian zone.

Plan to pick up your tickets at the V Theater Box Office. You’ll need a valid photo ID for the lead traveler, and you should arrive at least 30 minutes before showtime. The box office is open daily from 11:00 am to 9:30 pm (hours can change), and seating starts 15 minutes before showtime.

If you’ve got a busy Vegas schedule, this is one of the easiest “anchor” plans you can make. It’s scheduled for 9:00 pm any night of the week, so you can pair it with a dinner reservation earlier in the evening, then keep the rest of the night flexible.

The show itself: what you’ll experience in the 1 hour 15 minutes

The heart of the experience is straightforward: you sit down and you watch comedians perform nightly at Las Vegas Live Comedy Club. Expect a lineup that blends established performers and newer talent, with the show’s style leaning into crowd connection and fast back-and-forth energy.

A good way to think about the show format is this: you’ll likely see an opener or two, then the headliner brings the room home. From the way people describe their experiences, the “pace” can change across acts. Some nights get laughs quickly; other nights feel slower at the start and then improve once the room fully wakes up.

That’s also why seating matters. In a smaller, more intimate setup, body language and audience reactions are part of the comedy. If the comic uses interaction—pointing at someone, pulling in crowd responses, reacting to the energy in the room—you’ll enjoy it more when you’re closer.

Who might be on the bill

The show information calls out that comics may include performers featured on major US networks. It also references a roster that has included names like Jason Harris, Ben Morison, Alycia Cooper, and the resident headliner Edwin San Juan.

You should treat the lineup as dynamic rather than guaranteed. The key takeaway is that the show is designed to feel like a real stand-up set, not a Vegas variety act that’s padded for time.

Drinks, adult humor, and the comfort factor

You can buy drinks on-site during the show. The information is clear that alcohol is available for purchase at the Showgirl Bar outside of the theater, and you may bring drinks into the showroom. Outside food or drink isn’t allowed in the theater.

This matters for your planning. Comedy shows are long enough that people often want a drink, but not long enough that you want to spend half the set getting up and down. If you know you’ll want a cocktail, I’d go early—grab it around the time you’re taking your seat—so you’re not missing punchlines during busy moments.

And yes, this is adult comedy. The show includes mature content, and the recommendation is age 16 and up due to language. If you’re bringing anyone younger, you’re taking a real gamble. Even if you think your group can handle it, the humor can shift quickly based on the comic and the audience.

On the comfort side, people tend to like the “real theater” feel more than you’d expect for a hotel venue. Seats are described as comfortable, and the room can feel intimate enough that you can follow the performance without straining to see across the venue.

What can go wrong: how to plan around common friction points

This show can be a great night out, but I wouldn’t sell it as a guaranteed comedy masterpiece every single time. Comedy depends on timing, the lineup, and the mood in the room.

Here are the practical issues worth knowing so you can dodge the common frustrations:

• Opening acts can be weaker than the headliner. If you’re going mainly for the big laughs, you may want to commit to the full show rather than assuming the best part is right away.
• Communication matters if something changes. There are mentions of delays and lack of clear updates. If you see a delay on arrival, ask staff what’s happening instead of waiting silently.
• The venue can feel tight and busy. When people move toward center seating or you hear changes happening close to showtime, stay flexible and follow theater staff directions.
• Venue condition and sound can vary by night. Some people report issues like sound problems or cleanliness concerns, so don’t assume every aspect will feel perfect.

None of that means you should skip it. It just means you should treat it like a live show in Vegas—great when it hits, a little unpredictable in the details.

Turning the comedy into a full Vegas evening

Because this show sits inside Planet Hollywood’s Miracle Mile Shops, you can make it part of a simple plan that doesn’t require taxis or long transfers. A typical flow works like this: dinner or a snack nearby, a quick browse through the shops, then you head into the V Theater for the 9:00 pm start.

The best part of doing it this way is pacing. Comedy hits harder when you’re not rushing. You don’t need to plan a full “tour route” of the Strip. Just give yourself enough time to get seated without stress.

If you’re the kind of traveler who likes an intimate night that still feels like Vegas—rather than a huge theater performance—this setup fits. The smaller room energy can lead to more direct audience moments and a feeling that the comic is responding to what’s happening in front of them.

And if you’re with friends or a couple, this is a solid choice because shared laughter is easy. If you’re going solo, it’s also one of the more friendly-feeling Vegas activities since the show is built around audience response.

Who should book Las Vegas Live Comedy Club (and who should skip it)

Book it if:

• You want an easy, affordable Planet Hollywood entertainment plan with a real stand-up show
• You like the idea of getting laughs nightly with comics who’ve worked on major US comedy platforms
• You’re comfortable with mature humor and want a fun adult night

Skip or think twice if:

• You’re sensitive to adult language and crowd-work
• You hate small-room environments where the audience mood can influence the vibe
• You’re the type who only wants the very best part (and gets annoyed when the opener is just okay)

If you’re comparing options, this one wins on convenience, price transparency, and the fact that it’s built to be an actual comedy set, not background entertainment.

Should you book it? My practical take

If your goal is a straightforward Vegas night with strong odds of laughing a lot, I’d book Las Vegas Live Comedy Club at Planet Hollywood—especially if you’re going in knowing the show can vary act by act. The value stands out because taxes and fees are included, and the VIP first-three-rows option is a meaningful upgrade for a closer, more engaging experience.

Just do two things to protect your night: arrive early enough to get settled, and commit to the full show so you don’t miss the act that’s likely to land hardest. If you’re traveling with a group that can handle mature comedy, this is a very reasonable bet for a memorable, low-stress evening on the Strip.

FAQ

What time does Las Vegas Live Comedy Club start at Planet Hollywood?

The show start time is 9:00 pm.

Where is the Las Vegas Live Comedy Club located?

It’s in the V Theater inside the Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino.

Can I choose between general admission and VIP seating?

Yes. You can select general admission or upgrade to VIP seating with better views in the first three rows.

What does the ticket price include?

Your ticket includes the show ticket for the selected category and all taxes and fees.

Can I buy alcohol during the show?

Yes. Drinks are available for purchase at the Showgirl Bar outside the theater, and you may bring them into the showroom.

Is the comedy show appropriate for kids?

The show includes mature content and is recommended for guests 16 years old and over. Parental discretion is advised.

Where do I pick up my ticket when I arrive?

You redeem/pick up tickets at the V Theater Box Office at Planet Hollywood.

What are the box office hours?

The box office is open daily from 11 am to 9:30 pm, and hours may change.

Is free cancellation available?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. If you cancel less than 24 hours before the experience start time, the amount you paid won’t be refunded.