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Folies Bergere

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Folies Bergere is a long-running showgirl revue staged at the Tropicana Resort & Casino on the Las Vegas Strip. The production features a cast of dancers, singers, and performers in elaborate costumes, presenting a series of musical numbers ranging from classic French cancan to contemporary pop. The show is known for its glamorous aesthetics, with feather headdresses, sequined outfits, and dramatic lighting. While the performance style is traditional, it has evolved over the years to include modern elements. The venue itself is intimate, allowing for close-up views of the stage. Audiences can expect a nostalgic trip through Las Vegas entertainment history, with a focus on spectacle and choreography. The show typically runs about 90 minutes without intermission, making it a concise evening option.

Don't miss

  • Elaborate costume changes and feather headdresses
  • High-energy dance numbers including cancan and jazz
  • Live vocals and occasional comedy sketches
  • Intimate theater setting for a personal experience
  • Classic Las Vegas showgirl glamour

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Ways to visit Folies Bergere

You can visit on your own (Paid entry, check official site for pricing and booking). A tour adds transport and a guide, or combines nearby sights into one day.

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Know before you go

  • Dress code is casual to smart casual; no swimwear or ripped clothing.
  • No photography or recording during the show.
  • Drinks are available for purchase before and during the show.
  • Parking at the Tropicana is free for guests; valet available for a fee.

A bit of history

Folies Bergere originated in Paris in 1869 and was brought to Las Vegas in 1959, becoming the longest-running show on the Strip. It closed in 2009 but was revived at the Tropicana in a new form.

Common questions

Is the show appropriate for children?

The show is rated PG-13; some costumes and themes may not be suitable for young children.

Can I buy tickets at the door?

Yes, but advance booking is recommended to secure seats.

Is there a dinner option?

Some packages include dinner at the Tropicana's restaurants; check the website.

How early should I arrive?

Arrive at least 30 minutes before showtime for seating.

Are there age restrictions?

Children under 5 are not admitted; those under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

What is the cancellation policy?

Tickets are non-refundable; exchanges may be possible with 24-hour notice.

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