If you haven't bought show tickets yet, act quickly. Otherwise you'll have to entertain yourself with dancing fountains and midnight fireworks.
Check out ticket availability for these top Vegas shows for New Year's Eve.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
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But don't despair. If you really want to see Mr. Uptown Funk, the Cosmopolitan makes this offer: Stay two nights in a one-bedroom suite and you'll receive two general admission (standing) tickets. The price tag: $2,363.
Planet Hollywood
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Tickets cost $85 to $500 each, excluding fees. Note that $1 of your ticket price will be donated to the Nevada Childhood Cancer Foundation.
Caesars Palace
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If you want to see the chanteuse on New Year's Eve, Caesars' website shows tickets still available, but not the cheap seats. I checked and found two second mezzanine level tickets for $226 each, including fees.
Mandalay Bay
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DJ parties
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Calvin Harris takes over Omnia at Caesars Palace for a New Year's Eve blowout party. General admission tickets to Calvin Harris at Omnia cost $125 to $200.
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