Popovich Comedy Pet Theater Show Tickets
About this activity
Highlights
- Hilarious animal performances
- Acrobatic dog tricks
- Comedy routines
- Interactive audience engagement
- Family-friendly entertainment
Full description
Included / Excluded
- Admission to Popovich Comedy Pet Theater
- Live performance featuring trained animals
- Seating at Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino
- Food and beverages
Meeting point
Start Location
3663 Las Vegas Blvd S, Inside Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
Important information
Know before you book
- Children under 2 years old can attend for free if seated on a parent's lap.
- Showtimes may vary; check the schedule before booking.
- Tickets are non-refundable once purchased.
Know before you go
- Arrive at least 30 minutes before showtime for optimal seating.
- Parking is available at Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino.
- Food and beverages are available for purchase at the venue.
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Accessibility
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Easy Public Transport
Traveler reviews
Birthday trip!
It is so much fun and we liked he got the crowd involved with the beach balls. The cats and all the other animals riding in trains was adorable.
Fun!!
It was silly and fun. My daughters were 20 and 21 and still had fun. The dogs were all really cute and the skits were funny.
Family-friendly show
I enjoyed the show very much with my family, I wasn’t expecting beach balls throwed in the crowd, that was fun to interact.
Well liked show
I saw the Comedy Pet Theater was showing close to where I reside. I reviewed online and made it a point to get a ticket. I was not disappointed with any part of the show. The animals are highly trained and executed their roles perfectly. This is an excellent performance for children of any age. There were families seated near me and I could see their excitement throughout the show. Through an adult perspective I experienced and realized the amount of effort taken to extensively train all of these animals to successfully entertain pet loving attendees. After the show Gregory Popovich went to the lobby of the venue to meet people, sign autographs and take pictures. He had some merchandise to purchase if interested. He is a very personable, social person who interacts well with the audience. Additionally I purchased a dog training book after I arrived home. It was damaged in shipping when I received it. I received a replacement along with a refund for my purchase. I am very thankful on how this transaction was handled. I highly recommend attending the comedy pet theater.
This is a MUST SEE to believe! ... how any show could be so UNBELIEVABLY, GUT-WRENCHINGLY AWEFUL!!!
The show is about Popovich using a motley group of untrained "rescue" animals to draw a crowd so he can perform his unfunny, way-outdated vaudeville scripts and absolutely BORING clown skits. Plan on yawning and trying to stay awake most of the show in hopes that something entertaining will appear, but unfortunately the ridulously loud whistles, sirens, and horns needed to mask the beyond lackluster second-rate acts will cause temporary alertness, (along with hearing loss). The only positive thing that came out of watching this show for me is that I was able to unquestioningly make this number one at the top of my WORST-SHOWS-I'VE-EVER-SEEN-IN-MY-LIFE list. The most unfortunate part of all of this is not that I wasted 60 minutes of my life, but that the animals involved in this show are POORLY TRAINED and obviously KEPT HUNGRY so the half-baked tricks they performed (or didn't perform in many cases) could be rewarded with food to ongoingly coax them into a few minimal animal antics that many people with pets already do. Nothing to see here folks! Where do all these animals go when they are not on stage? Do they have places to run and play? Or have they just been cheaply gotten from a rescue shelter only to be caged right back up most of their lives ready to be released only onto a small stage with loud scary lights and sounds several times a day? They may have done better staying at the rescue shelter ... just an observation. Recommendation: Save your money, your time, and your brain cells and ... SKIP THIS SHOW!!!
