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Elvis Tribute Shows in Las Vegas Compared: All Shook Up, The King Comes Home and Spirit of the King

Elvis Tribute Shows in Las Vegas Compared: All Shook Up, The King Comes Home and Spirit of the King

Updated November 2026. Vegas Elvis is a Vegas411 guide. Some ticket links are affiliate links; we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

Three Elvis tribute shows play Las Vegas every week: All Shook Up at Alexis Park, The King Comes Home at the Westgate, and Spirit of the King downtown on Fremont Street. They are the same idea done three ways: an early-evening show a mile off the Strip every night, a longer evening show in the hotel where Elvis himself played, and a weekend afternoon show in the old downtown. Here is how they compare.

At a glance

All Shook UpThe King Comes HomeSpirit of the King
WhereThe Modern Showrooms at Alexis Park, 375 E Harmon AveWestgate Cabaret, Westgate Las Vegas, 3000 Paradise RdNotoriety Showroom, 450 Fremont St (downtown)
DaysEvery nightTuesday to SaturdaySaturday and Sunday
Showtime6:00 PM7:30 PM (some dates 2:00 PM)5:00 PM
Length70 minutes90 minutes75 minutes
From the StripAbout 1 mile east, roughly 5 minutes by carAbout ¾ mile east of the north Strip, roughly 10 minutesAbout 4 miles north, roughly 15 minutes
ParkingFreeHotel self-parking; a fee may applyDowntown garages and lots

Days and times are as listed in November 2026 and change through the year, so check the date you want on the ticket page.

All Shook Up: every night, early

All Shook Up plays at 6:00 PM every night at The Modern Showrooms at Alexis Park Resort, about a mile east of the Strip with free parking. It is a 70-minute show with a live band that runs from the 1950s hits to the jumpsuit years, and it is in its 11th year. The early start leaves the rest of the evening free for dinner or a second show, and it is the only one of the three that plays seven nights a week.

Book direct · Elvis Presley tribute
All Shook Up
The Modern Showrooms at Alexis Park Resort Hotel 70 min All Ages ★ 5.0 · 109 recent reviews
+407 more dates
From $44.95 See dates & tickets

The King Comes Home: at the Westgate

The King Comes Home plays the Cabaret at the Westgate Las Vegas, the hotel that opened in 1969 as the International, where Elvis played his Las Vegas engagements through 1976. At 90 minutes it is the longest of the three, with evening shows Tuesday to Saturday and some afternoon dates. While you are there, look for the bronze Elvis statue in the lobby.

The King Comes Home
Westgate Las Vegas
From $62.57 on Vegas.com See tickets on Vegas.com

Spirit of the King: downtown on weekends

Spirit of the King stars Steve Connolly and plays the Notoriety Showroom at 450 Fremont Street on Saturdays and Sundays at 5:00 PM. Being downtown puts it a short walk from the Fremont Street Experience canopy, where Elvis impersonators are often among the street performers in the evening. It is the easiest choice if you are staying downtown, and the farthest from the Strip.

Spirit of the King: The Ultimate ELVIS Show
Notoriety Showroom
From $29.00 on Vegas.com See tickets on Vegas.com

Which one fits your trip

  • Any night of the week: All Shook Up is the only one playing every night.
  • Elvis history: The King Comes Home puts you inside the hotel where Elvis played.
  • Staying downtown: Spirit of the King is on Fremont Street.
  • Dinner after the show: the 6:00 PM and 5:00 PM shows leave the evening open.

Prices

Prices move with the date and seat. These are the current starting prices:

ShowFromNext show
Spirit of the King: The Ultimate ELVIS ShowVegas.com $29.00 See dates
All Shook UpBook direct $44.95
The King Comes HomeVegas.com $62.57 See dates

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