Las Vegas Music Roundup: Kylie Minogue’s Expensive Bruno Mars Experience Package Extended Through New Year’s Eve
The Venetian is now selling travel package experiences to fans of Kylie Minogue's her previously announced residency which will run from November 3 to January 27, 2024 Stay here during this period.
The packages are available now through VoltaireLV.com and range in price from $2,500 to $3,500. All packages include a table and caviar service at the show, three-day/two-night accommodation, behind-the-scenes tour, $200 food and beverage credit per person, airport shuttle and free admission to Tai Nightclub.
Prices vary according to the number and type of rooms/suites in Venice. The packages are part of Ticketmaster’s new Experience Travel Packages that Minogue helped launch.
Travel packages for the event make particular sense as Minogue's die-hard fans are expected to travel to Las Vegas from the UK and Australia to see her perform. However, not including airfare in any advertised experience seems like a missed opportunity to charge much more than it costs and get away with it.
The 55-year-old Australian superstar will perform at the Venetian on November 3, 4, 10 and 11; December 8 and 9; and January 19, 20, 26 and 27 at the Venetian Held at the Voltaire venue, a replica of the former Opaline Theater that was once home to the Blue Man Group and the production of Rock of Ages.
Starting Wednesday, those who could only dream of buying a one-way ticket will have the chance to see Milo. Pricing starts at $200 (plus fees) and is available to the public at VoltaireLV.com.
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As in previous years, Bruno Mars, a resident artist at Park MGM for seven years, has just announced a new show that will run until at least New Year's Eve. His upcoming Dolby Live Theater concerts will take place on December 22nd, 23rd, 28th, 30th and 31st.
Tickets start at $99.50 and can be purchased through Ticketmaster starting at 10 a.m. Friday.
In other Mars news, the singer will open a nightclub at the Bellagio, which was opened by her own Vital Vegas blogger Scott Roeben in March 2022 at the former Lily Bar & Lounge The popular nightclub launched on the former site of , closed on July 7. His name may or may not be Pinky Ring, a reference to the lyrics of the Martian song "24K Magic".
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