I saw the billboard as I drove by The Venetian. But I bought the tickets on a whim… just because I happened to be eating at a restaurant at the Venetian. The tickets were $140.00 each, but that’s what you have to expect from Vegas.

Of course it was way better than the tv, duh. But I was sitting in the last row of the orchestra section…and one of the blue guys was standing right behind me at one point of the show. It was hilarious and freaky at the same time.

You definitely have to like dance music to like this show (I think). Some people don’t care for loud, house type of music. And the title of this show actually is “How To Be A Megastar.” It kind of feels like you are at a rave…when the lights are low, the band has outfits and face paint that glows.

Anyway, I feel that this is a must see show. It was definitely engaging and worth what I paid.

I sat in the 5th row (wearing the raincoats) and they were literally 15 feet away from us. Luckily I got in on a good promotional price!

Man, these guys are great. I know that it might not be the right show for a lot of people, especially since there are so many other shows available to watch, but it is definitely a one-of-a-kind show. I think they definitely overcharge their retail prices (since the move to Venetian?) but if you can get a deal, go check them out.

They are super weird yet pretty damn cool. Why else would I have a picture with one of them as my facebook profile?

This performance will doubtlessly be confusing to some people. I can definitely see that it isn’t for everyone. If you can’t see the world through the eyes of a child, think twice about seeing this.

That having been said, we found it to be worth every last penny we paid for the poncho seats that we had. It was the highlight of our last trip to Vegas, and I hope we’ll be doing it again soon.

No story, just random blue alien-looking guys drumming, splashing paint, and encouraging the audience to wrap streamers around themselves. I give them an A for their enthusiasm and energy, but other than that there wasn’t much else.

My boyfriend thought that maybe if we had been on something, it would’ve been a better show. Hehe

The best part was that after the show, Hubby got his picture taken with one of the, well, Blue Men, and the Blue Man put a giant blue hand print in the middle of Hubby’s face. Hubby then walked around like that for a while. It was Vegas, after all.

See this show- you will be glad you did!

Had very clever moments, some interesting ideas, the occasional touch of “that was kinda cool” — but the end result was a feeling of, “THAT’S what all the fuss was about?”

Kids will love this show for sure

For adults, you’d be better served at Cirque’s O, Mystere, or Love shows, or catch Penn & Teller over at the Rio or Amazing Johnathan wherever he’s performing.

I wouldn’t see Blue Man Group again for free. Just too much hype and far too little substance.