Las Vegas show statistics 2026

How many shows run in Las Vegas, which nights they go dark, what time the curtain goes up, and what a ticket costs — counted from every resident show in the VegasNearMe catalogue.

The headline numbers

  • 326 shows hold a standing weekly schedule in Las Vegas.

    n = 326 resident shows · VegasNearMe show catalogue

  • 69.9% of Las Vegas resident shows go dark on Monday, the quietest night of the week.

    n = 326 resident shows · VegasNearMe show catalogue

  • Saturday is the busiest night on the Strip, with 222 resident shows running.

    n = 326 resident shows · VegasNearMe show catalogue

  • 22.5% of Las Vegas showtimes start at 7:00pm, making it the default curtain time.

    n = 1,412 weekly showtimes · VegasNearMe show catalogue

  • The median Las Vegas resident show ticket starts at $36.

    n = 324 shows with a published starting price · VegasNearMe show catalogue

  • The median Las Vegas resident show runs 90 minutes.

    n = 309 shows with a published running time · VegasNearMe show catalogue

Which nights Las Vegas shows go dark

Resident shows running on each night of the week. A show is counted as dark on a night its weekly schedule has no performance.

Las Vegas resident shows running by night of the week
NightShows running
Monday
98 running · 69.9% dark
Tuesday
110 running · 66.3% dark
Wednesday
122 running · 62.6% dark
Thursday
157 running · 51.8% dark
Friday
188 running · 42.3% dark
Saturday
222 running · 31.9% dark
Sunday
154 running · 52.8% dark

What time the curtain goes up

Every performance on the weekly grid, grouped by the hour it starts.

Las Vegas showtimes by start hour
Start hourShowtimes
10:00am
24 · 1.7%
11:00am
41 · 2.9%
12:00pm
18 · 1.3%
1:00pm
17 · 1.2%
2:00pm
73 · 5.2%
3:00pm
27 · 1.9%
4:00pm
79 · 5.6%
5:00pm
116 · 8.2%
6:00pm
177 · 12.5%
7:00pm
318 · 22.5%
8:00pm
241 · 17.1%
9:00pm
159 · 11.3%
10:00pm
107 · 7.6%
11:00pm
12 · 0.8%
12:00pm
3 · 0.2%

What counts as a resident show

A resident show is one with a standing weekly schedule — the shows you choose between on a given night in Las Vegas. One-off concerts, residencies announced by date, fights and conventions are excluded: they outnumber resident shows many times over, and any average taken across both describes the touring calendar rather than what is on tonight.

We do not publish how many shows opened or closed in a given year. Our records carry each show's current ticketing window rather than its opening night, and the catalogue itself only goes back to late 2021 — so a count of "shows that opened in 2023" would really be a count of when we started tracking them. It is a number this site can earn going forward, not one it can backfill.

Last updated . Figures are recounted daily from the live VegasNearMe catalogue.