Laugh Factory

I love love the Laugh Factory. I've always had a blast here. My face was hurting from laughing so much. I highly recommend this place, just make sure you check whose performing before you go. I would give this place 5 stars, but I couldn't because their website is not updated, there are no waitresses, and the seating arrangement could be improved. Still, I highly recommend this place.

I've been here a few times for different shows. Just saw Rich Little last night for the 2nd time & his show was actually better than the 1st time I saw it. He has changed it up. He did 18 impressions of old people & a couple of presidents, he also showed some clips from TV comedians & some he was in when he was much younger. He was funny. Saw Murray not too long ago & his show was cute. This showroom is small & intimate. They keep the seating area dark unless you're right up front. There's a small bar inside the showroom too. Tropicana is closing for good on April 2, 2024 to be torn down & a baseball field built....bummer! So if you want to catch a show or visit Trop one more time you better hurry in get there.

Cliff Notes Price Range: $$Parking: Plenty Perk: Laughter Non-Perk: It's at the Tropicana Ambiance: Low ceilings, at least it didn't smell like smoke or mildewNoise: LaughterTemperature: ComfortableRecommend: YesDissertationWhile we weren't thrilled with the location of the venue, the Tropicana Las Vegas, we witnessed the comedic tornado of the century! Tony Rock and his consorts had us in stitches from the get-go. Each bringing their own original take of life, love and pursuit of what makes them tick. Their facial expressions were priceless, and the timing was impeccable. If you ever have the chance to see them, don't miss it--you'll laugh till you cry!

We returned to take in the Jon Lovitz show last night. He was awesome! The star deduction is directed at the venue. I selected the VIP booth seating option for the tickets for this event. I was a bit disappointed the venue had added some additional "booths" that hadn't previously existed on our previous visits. These were a bit further away from the stage than I expected when purchasing these pricier seats. I didn't appreciate that pathetic move by the establishment.

This is an old-school comedy club that I've been to numerous times to see "no-name" comedians. I remember seeing Craig Robinson here when he was introduced as "The Pickle" performing with John Joseph (Great last name, BTW). Recently, we saw John Lovitz for a 7p show that was an hour long. I've been a fan of his for a long time and enjoyed the show. The setup was good, drinks were in the back corner and it was a DIY and go get them yourself setup, which is fine by me.They also have other comedy shows here with rotating comedians each week, so if you're a fan of comedy, you can add this to the rotation. It's in the Tropicana which nobody really wants to claim (I think it might be a Hilton property). We only went in to go to the Laugh Factory, then left and headed back to our hotel.Don't just go for the big acts as you may find yourself being a complete D-Bag writing reviews saying "I saw them before they were famous" 20+ years later.

It's always a good time here at the Laugh Factory. This location is on the second floor of the Tropicana Hotel and Casino. I've visited the location in LA and it was just as funny. There is a small bar with a decent amount of options, but I've heard about lines getting pretty long so be aware. Our two comedians were pretty funny and even the host between acts had me cracking up as well. I know the number one rule when coming to these shows is not to sit near the front if you don't want to be apart or the show, and plenty of folks in the Audience were called out and asked questions. Everyone was a good sport about it and the show was more funny than I thought. Tickets are around $48-50 a piece so be ready for that but a great time!

Saw a decent comedy show here and got some good seats. The staff member who sat us was kind to us however the couple behind us asked for different seats and his reaction was a bit snarky. I have mixed feelings about that because yes the people were further away and asked for closer seats because there were many empty seats but of course, those empty seats costs more. It's never easy giving bad news but I think the staff member could have delivered that message better.Having said that seats were comfortable and the show wasn't full so it was a covid friendly seating arrangement.If you find a comedian you like, it's an intimate space where you can hear their seat and enjoy a show. There are food and drinks at the lounge as well.

Pros: every seat in the house is a good spot, it's a relatively small venue. Get there early if you want to be in the front, the seats are first come, first served.Cons: If you buy your tickets online, you will have to go to will call to get them before entering the venue, the box office is downstairs, we got a little lost trying to find it, so just give yourself plenty of time to pick up tickets before the show. We paid for a table and we didn't realize we would have to share, so that was interesting.

A bit dated -- hey, it IS in the Tropicana... but it's an intimate club and if you luck out and get one of the front booths (or pay extra for them), it could be a comfortable show. If however, you have to sit in the back rows of armless chairs... not so much. At least there is a bar in the back. Self-service when we were there and I suspect self-service MOST of the time. The bar will help immeasurably so I recommend you take advantage of it no matter how far you have to walk to get to it.

Fun times happen here! Funny comments, great seating, small venue but almost all the seats are good. No table service, but there is a bar so come early and wait in line so you'll be seated in time for start of show. Bathrooms are super close too!