few questions about topless shows...

I will be staying at Imperial Palace and was wondering where the classy topless shows are close by (not necessarily strip clubs). And which ones are recommended to see for 2 guys and 2 girls and what the cost is. If anyone knows of any special coupons for the shows please let me know. Thanks!

few questions about topless shows...

There%26#39;s a big difference between topless shows and strip clubs. Sounds to me like you%26#39;re looking for a ';show'; . . . so that%26#39;s how I%26#39;ll respond.

Jubilee and Folies Bergere are traditional Las Vegas revues . . . you know . . . with the music, dancing and fancy (though mostly topless) costumes. Of the two, I would recommend Jubilee at Bally%26#39;s. We thought it was a great show. Don%26#39;t know the current ticket prices, but you would likely be able to find tickets at one of the discounted ticket outlets along the strip.

Perhaps someone will comment on Crazy Horse at MGM Grand (formerly LaFemme). I understand it%26#39;s very good . . . but don%26#39;t have first-hand knowledge.

AVOID Crazy Girls at the Riviera.

few questions about topless shows...

yes, the topless shows. But if anyone wants to mention close by strip clubs, that is ok too....but more interested in the topless shows..thanks

Yes La Femme (Crazy Horse) is great, it%26#39;s sexy and not nearly as cheesy as the Showgirl shows.

I think that the Flamingo used to have an afternoon topless show, and if you walked around outside, sometimes they handed out free show coupons. Not sure the details, and never actually went, just remember seeing the girls handing out coupons.

Scott, a lot of the strip clubs are located on a road that runs parallel to the Strip and just to the west of it. None are really walkable from the Strip, though there is one within walking distance of the Orleans and one within walking distance of Gold Coast/Rio. However, the cab drivers will be only too happy to take you to whichever club they get kickbacks from.

Mayb Midnight Fantasy at Luxor or Crazy Horse.

Myself and hubby saw La Femme 2 years ago. We found it BORING and repetitive, and were almost falling asleep by the end of it. They do have a few interesting light effects, and they do have nice bodies but... you walk out of there the way you sometimes walk out of a French bistro, thinking ';Hm, I think I enjoyed this, that%26#39;s what I%26#39;ll tell my friends anyway... but some of this stuff was not that tasty... and was quite overrated actually... and the portions were very very small anyway...'; How many times have you walked out of a French bistro raving about your experience; for me there%26#39;s always been a ';hm'; and a bit of explaining and self-convincing to do afterwards.

Jubilee is probably the best of the traditional topless shows. You can usually find tickets at the 1/2 price kiosks.

www.vegas.com/nightlife/topless/index.html

For strip clubs-

www.vegas.com/nightlife/stripclubs/index.html

Fantasy at the Luxor was pretty good... pretty girls and it kept my attention. Along with my boyfriends... being that the pretty girls were topless and all! I would recommend this show... I think the tix were about 45 or 50 a piece.

My experience with the shows in LV is limited. The only show I have seen is Zumanity at NYNY. It is toppless and more or less adult oriented. My girlfriend and I loved it. I have herd it might not stack up to some of the other Cirq shows, but it was what we wanted. Sexy, fun and a full entertainment package. The nudity is not overt , but still lots of skin. I would go again, especialy with another couple. We paid about $100 each for the show and got good seats, not great but very good.

P.S. I am a sucker for a good strip club, but this was much better.