Blue Man Group at The Venetian Hotel

Pitiful. BMG had some great music innovations but their humor is based on… vacuity. So when the show presently boost interactive fun rather than music, it becomes very, very boring. There are much better shows in Vegas for ten bucks so when you put seventy……

Great!!!. The place is clean and the seats are great. The acoustics are awesome you can really hear anything from everywhere. I enjoy coming here on weekends with the family and even invite along friends too.…

Blue isn't Golden. Blue Man Group has its moments, but besides being a small treat for the eyes and ears, it doesn't go beyond the superficial and for the price (I chose the front section tickets), I definitely wouldn't go again. Some of the exercises and stunts that were performed felt like old hat. I tend to be more impressed with intelligent stimulation, but the music and some repetitive facial expressions left me merely amused.

Note that just because you pay extra for the front 2-3 rows, it doesn't mean that you'll get dirty. That's for better or worse, FYI. Oh, if you don't like the idea of food being wasted, don't go to this show.…

Good Show If You Can Get Discounted Tickets. Saw the Blue Men the other night and it was something I had been looking forward to for a little while. I've heard they are fun to watch and entertaining; both proving to be true. But, like some previous reviewers had said, I would not pay full price for this show. I got tickets in the Front Row Center for 55.00 a ticket through the venetian website at a 40% discount. There was no way I would have paid $100 for a ticket to this show, just not enough going on to pay that much. I saw another show in Vegas of the Cirque family and for $100 a lot more was going on and definitely a more constructed performance.

Sitting front row is not too close, so if you have the chance, do it, it's nice to have the extra leg room if anything and you can see just fine. The Blue Men interact well with audience and put on an interesting show, but it does seem more geared towards families and children.…