All Shook Up: Elvis Tribute Show at Alexis Park Resort Hotel

Elvis’s hits work best when they’re played loud and live, and All Shook Up gives them a compact Las Vegas stage, a full band, and an Elvis performer singing and moving through the familiar songs. It’s an easy way to spend an evening with the King without paying for a large-scale production.

I like two things in particular: the live band gives the music more life than a backing track, and the small showroom makes the performance feel close rather than distant. The Alexis Park location is also a short trip from most Strip hotels, so you can fit the show into an evening without a complicated plan.

One consideration: this is a tribute act, not a big-budget spectacle, and the experience depends heavily on the performer on your date. Some people find the room and show charmingly intimate; others may find the production modest or the venue less polished than the major Strip theaters.

• Live band, familiar songs: Hear Elvis favorites such as Heartbreak Hotel and Suspicious Minds performed onstage.
• An intimate showroom: The Pegasus Showroom is small, and seating is arranged close to the stage.
• Three seating choices: General admission is along the sides; VIP and Front Row options offer table or booth seating nearer the action.
• A manageable night out: The show lasts about 70 minutes and begins at 6 pm.
• A good-value ticket: Admission starts at $37.95 per person, with fees and taxes included.
• A family-friendly choice: The show is described as suitable for all ages, though appropriate attire is required.

An Elvis show built around the songs

All Shook Up keeps its focus on the music and the performer. The show runs for about 1 hour and 10 minutes, with an Elvis tribute artist backed by a live band. Expect familiar hits, signature dance moves, and a high-energy performance rather than a long story about Elvis’s life.

The song list includes Heartbreak Hotel and Suspicious Minds, and the production draws on the lasting appeal of Elvis’s sound and stage manner. For longtime fans, the pleasure is recognition: you know the songs, and you can sing along. If you only know Elvis through a few famous tracks, the show still offers an entertaining introduction to his music and persona.

The performer has been identified as Travis Allen in some recent performances, while another performance featured Daniel. That suggests the show can feature different Elvis tribute artists, so don’t assume one name guarantees the lineup on your date. The appeal rests on the singer’s voice, movement, costumes, and ability to keep the room engaged.

This is not a concert by Elvis, of course, and a tribute performance cannot recreate the original. Go for live music, familiar tunes, and a playful night out, not for a time machine. The best version of the experience is a capable impersonator who can sing well and capture the King’s stage presence without making the evening feel like a museum display.

From Alexis Park to the Pegasus Showroom

The performance takes place in the Pegasus Showroom inside Alexis Park Resort Hotel. The hotel is just off the Strip, a short ride from many Strip hotels, and the venue is described as easy to find. That location can be a plus if you want a break from the busiest casino corridors without going far across town.

The show has a 6 pm start time. That gives you room to make it an early evening plan, with time afterward for dinner or another activity. The performance itself is short enough to pair with other plans, but give yourself time to reach the hotel and find the showroom. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included.

The room’s intimate size is part of the appeal. You’re not watching from the back of a huge arena, and the stage and seating are close together. A small theater can make a tribute show feel more personal, though the trade-off is that it has less of the scale and spectacle you might expect from a major Strip production.

Seating layout matters here. General admission is along either side of the venue, while VIP seating is in the center section and may be at a table or booth. Front Row seating is at tables directly in front of the stage. If seeing the performer’s expressions and dance moves up close is a priority, consider paying more for a closer category; if you mainly want the music, general admission may do the job.

What the 70-minute show feels like

The evening centers on one continuous Elvis tribute rather than a series of separate attractions. You hear a run of well-known songs from a live band, while the performer sings, dances, and uses Elvis’s recognizable mannerisms. The energy is upbeat, and audience participation is part of the fun: you can sing along or simply enjoy the show from your seat.

Several songs from across Elvis’s career may feature, but one visitor described the set as leaning toward the earlier material. Set lists can change, so don’t count on a particular song beyond the examples given. If a specific favorite is the reason you’re going, keep your expectations flexible.

The live band is a meaningful part of the ticket. It gives the show a more immediate sound than a recording and lets the musicians play directly with the performer. The group is small enough to keep the focus on Elvis, but the sound still feels like a proper live performance rather than a solo act with a soundtrack.

The performer’s singing and physical impression are what make or break the night. Costumes and signature moves help establish the character, but a convincing voice and good pacing matter just as much. Past performances have drawn praise for strong vocals, energetic dancing, humor, and a close resemblance to Elvis. There have also been less enthusiastic reactions to the singing and musicians, which is a useful reminder that tribute acts are not identical from one performance to the next.

Choosing a seat and setting expectations

For a closer view, Front Row table seating puts you directly in front of the stage. VIP seats are in the center section and can be at tables or in booths. General admission is positioned along the sides, making it the lower-cost choice if you’re comfortable watching from an angle.

The room is small enough that many seats feel close to the stage, but the categories are not interchangeable. A center table or booth gives you a more direct view, while side seating may suit you if price matters more than being in the thick of the action. If you’re attending for a birthday or another special occasion, the closer seating may add to the sense of occasion.

Some people praise the comfortable chairs and sound system, while others have found the venue worn or dated. Those impressions differ, but they point to a sensible expectation: this is an intimate hotel showroom, not a lavish theater with elaborate scenery. The show itself is the main event.

What the $37.95 ticket buys

At $37.95 per person, the ticket includes admission in the category you select, plus fees and taxes. For Las Vegas, that’s a modest price for a live show with a band and a full hour-plus of entertainment. It’s especially good value if you enjoy Elvis or want an easy, relatively low-cost night away from the casino floor.

The ticket price does not include drinks or hotel transportation. Drinks are available for purchase at the bar, but they add to the cost, and opinions on their price and quality vary. If you’re keeping to a budget, decide in advance whether you want a drink rather than assuming it comes with the seat.

The hotel’s parking has been described as easy, with plenty of spaces, which may be useful if you’re driving. The experience details do not list parking as an included service, so check current arrangements if free parking is essential to your plans. For a short trip from the Strip, a taxi or other local transport is another straightforward option.

The ticket is mobile, and confirmation is provided at booking. Bring photo ID to claim your tickets at Alexis Park Resort Hotel. The show is open to all ages, but appropriate attire is required: swimwear and cut-off shorts are not permitted. Service animals are allowed, and the venue is near public transportation.

Who will enjoy All Shook Up

Elvis fans are the natural audience, especially if you like hearing the songs performed live and don’t need a large production around them. The show can also work for a family outing: children who don’t know much about Elvis may still respond to the music, costumes, and movement. It’s a relaxed way to introduce younger family members to a major figure in rock ’n’ roll.

You don’t need to be a devoted fan to have a good time. If you enjoy live music, familiar hits, and a bit of Las Vegas camp, the show offers a short, friendly evening. Some of the fun comes from the tribute itself, and some comes from sharing the room with people who know every word.

It may be less satisfying if you expect a sleek, large-scale stage show or a detailed biography of Elvis. The focus is on songs and performance, not elaborate production values. And because the performer is the heart of the show, the evening’s quality can vary with the artist onstage.

Should you book it?

Book All Shook Up if you want an affordable Elvis-focused show with a live band, a close view of the stage, and an easy-to-fit 70-minute running time. I’d choose VIP or Front Row seating if the performer’s dancing and expressions are part of the draw; general admission makes sense if you’re mainly there for the songs.

If you’re deciding between this and a larger Strip production, think about what you value. This is a more intimate, straightforward tribute, not a grand spectacle. For Elvis fans, families, or anyone after a light evening with recognizable music, the price and short duration make it a practical choice. If your night depends on a specific performer, confirm the lineup before booking, since the show has featured different Elvis artists.

FAQ

How long is All Shook Up?

The show lasts about 1 hour and 10 minutes.

Where does the show take place?

It is performed in the Pegasus Showroom inside Alexis Park Resort Hotel, a short distance from most Las Vegas Strip hotels.

What time does the show start?

The listed start time is 6 pm.

What seating options are available?

General admission seating is along the sides of the venue. VIP seating is in the center section at a table or booth, and Front Row seating is at tables directly in front of the stage.

Are drinks included with the ticket?

No. Drinks are available for purchase at the bar, but alcoholic beverages are not included.

Is the show suitable for children?

The show is described as suitable for all ages.

What should I bring to claim my ticket?

Bring a photo ID to claim your tickets at Alexis Park Resort Hotel. The ticket is mobile.