ALL STAGE PASS

2 days unlimited shows $99.00 (for total rewards members, $119.0 non members)

to purchase, Planet Hollywood box office

https://www.harrahs.com/allstagepass/index.html

Has anyone used this? It sounds almost too good to be true. We are 10 weeks from our 6 day trip 5/29 - 6/4 and trying to secure our show schedule. I am wondering since you cannot order tickets in advance how hard is it to actually get tickets to the shows to maximize your show seeing potential. The way I understand it is that you buy the pass @ PH and then go to each box office that you want show tickets to within 48 hours. Any info would be appreciated.

This was printed up in last November's LVA newsletter:

It worked for buffets, why not shows? Following its successful “Buffet of Buffets” pass, Harrah’s Entertainment has launched “All Stage Pass.” For $99 ($119 if not a Total Rewards member), you can see as many Harrah’s shows as possible in a 48-hour period. The deal includes 17 of the production shows currently performing at Bally’s, Caesars Palace, Flamingo, Harrah’s, Imperial Palace, O’Sheas, Paris, and the Rio, and as you can garner from the roster of shows, there are some excellent choices in the mix. The top shows in the Harrah’s line-up aren’t included, but the pass offers $40 (plus tax) tickets for the likes of Cher, Donny & Marie, Barry Manilow, and Penn & Teller.
How many can you fit in? Mac King, Nathan Burton, Price is Right, and Matsuri are all afternoon shows, and they run at staggered times that allow two per day. Then you can easily get two evening performances each day, making a total of eight shows for $99 ($12.38 apiece). Depending on what you choose, that could be a saving of between $200 and $300 per person, even if you could use the half-price booths for all.
It certainly looks like a monster deal, but we’re a little concerned about the fine print: “Tickets to shows are based on availability and can be picked up no more than two hours in advance of show time.” Technically, you might not get to see the shows you want to see, but the possibility of getting shut out seems slim. On its face, this looks very good if seeing Vegas shows is your thing. We’re looking forward to getting feedback from users.
The passes are currently available for purchase from the Planet Hollywood box office. For more information, visit lventertainment.com.

*** Note to Add***

Available at Show Tickets Direct in front of Bally's, Rio Box Office - Crown Theater, and Planet Hollywood Box Office.

Shows are a BIG part of what we do in Vegas, last year we saw 6 during our 7 day vacation taking advantage of the huge poor economy discounts that were offered last year (you can't gamble 24/7). I completely understand how the All Stage Pass works, my reason for posting was to see if anyone had actually bought the pass and how difficult it was or wasn't to get show tickets. Because of the fact that you can only get the tickets 2 hours before showtime I would hate to spend $200 of our show budget only to be told that show is sold out and no tickets are available multiple times. We would like to see X-Burlesque, Matsuri, Defending The Caveman, George Wallace and if time permits Vinnie Favorito and Mac King (saw his show years ago using a BOGO). Has anyone bought this show package? Anyone? Thanks in advance!

We have not tried this, but my thought is that it might really depend on what time of year or even week you try the promotion. If it is a really busy week, you might not get into the show you want. On the other hand if it is slow time--you may not have any problems. I would suggest you have a back up show/plan for each one you pick.

There's a recent trip report where the writer relates how they used the All Stage Pass.

The Trip report is titled Mar. 13-19: Fun @ MGM, Orleans, All-Stage Pass posted March 25 by Shanic