The Kings of Vegas Tour

Go back in time to when the Rat Pack ruled Las Vegas, Liberace defined glamour, and Elvis was King.

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Overview

Before the mega-resorts and the theme-park Strip, a handful of larger-than-life entertainers made a small desert town the most famous nightlife destination on earth. The Kings of Vegas Tour takes you back to their Las Vegas — with a storyteller for a guide, the stories the postcards left out, and the homes of the stars, some gone and some still standing.

It's a small-group tour, and your seat at a live tribute show is included. Meet at Alexis Park Resort, 375 E Harmon Ave, just east of the Strip.

The Sands, 1959 — Frank Sinatra and Joey Bishop on the marquee
The Sands, 1959 — Frank Sinatra and Joey Bishop on the marquee

Chapter one

When the Rat Pack ruled

Frank, Dean and Sammy — with Peter Lawford and Joey Bishop — turned the Copa Room at the Sands into the coolest room in America in the early '60s. Tuxedos, cocktails, and a show that never played the same way twice.

The Sands is gone now, imploded in 1996. The stories aren't.

Liberace's rhinestone piano and candelabra, Liberace Museum, Las Vegas
Liberace's rhinestone piano and candelabra, Liberace Museum, Las Vegas

Chapter two

When Liberace defined glamour

A candelabra on the piano, rhinestones on everything, and a wardrobe that stopped the show before he played a note. Liberace didn't just play Las Vegas — he dressed it.

At his peak he was one of the highest-paid entertainers in the world, and Las Vegas was his stage.

The International Hotel — Elvis Presley's Las Vegas home from 1969
The International Hotel — Elvis Presley's Las Vegas home from 1969

Chapter three

When Elvis was King

In 1969 Elvis walked onto the stage of the brand-new International Hotel and made Las Vegas his own. He kept coming back until 1976.

The International became the Las Vegas Hilton, and today it's the Westgate — still standing where the King played.

The Desert Inn, 1950s — the good life, Las Vegas style
The Desert Inn, 1950s — the good life, Las Vegas style

Chapter four

The homes of the stars

The stars didn't just play Las Vegas — they lived the life. Your guide drives you past the homes of the rich and famous of the 1960s and '70s.

Some are long gone. Some are still standing, hiding in plain sight — if you know where to look.

All Shook Up — Elvis tribute show, The Modern Showrooms
All Shook Up — after the 3:00 PM tour
Sinatra Live! starring Michael Sinatra, The Modern Showrooms
Sinatra Live! — after the 5:00 PM tour

The finale

Then: the show

The tour brings you back to Alexis Park Resort in time for curtain. The 3:00 PM tour ends at All Shook Up, the Elvis tribute. The 5:00 PM tour ends at Sinatra Live!

Your general-admission seat at The Modern Showrooms is included — no add-ons.

What’s included

Included

  • Guided storytelling tour of classic Las Vegas
  • Drive past the homes of 1960s and '70s Las Vegas stars — some gone, some still standing
  • General-admission seat at a live tribute show: All Shook Up (3:00 PM tour) or Sinatra Live! (5:00 PM tour)
  • All taxes and fees — $129.95 is the price you pay

Not included

  • Transportation to and from Alexis Park Resort
  • Food and drinks
  • Gratuities (optional)
Meeting point
Alexis Park Resort

Most days this tour departs Las Vegas around 3:00 PM.

375 E Harmon Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89169

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The tour starts and ends at Alexis Park Resort, home of The Modern Showrooms. Hotel pickup is not included — please make your own way to Alexis Park Resort.

Drop-off: The tour returns to Alexis Park Resort, where your show is.

Typical duration: About 2¾ hours + the show

Frequently asked questions (6)

What will I see on the tour?

Your guide tells the stories of classic Las Vegas as you drive past the homes of the rich and famous of the 1960s and '70s — some are gone, some still stand — and the places where Sinatra and Elvis ruled the town.

Which show is included?

A general-admission seat at The Modern Showrooms at Alexis Park Resort: All Shook Up, the Elvis tribute, after the 3:00 PM tour, or Sinatra Live! after the 5:00 PM tour. The show is set by the departure you book.

Is hotel pickup included?

No. The tour starts and ends at Alexis Park Resort, 375 E Harmon Ave, just east of the Strip. Guests make their own way there.

How long is the tour?

About 2 hours 45 minutes. The 3:00 PM tour returns by 5:45 PM and the 5:00 PM tour returns by 7:45 PM.

What does it cost?

$129.95 per person, all-in — the tour and your show seat, with no fees added at checkout.

How big is the group?

Small. It is a small-group tour, not a big coach tour.

Photo credits: The Desert Inn, 1950s by 1950sUnlimited (CC BY 2.0); The Dunes and its sultan, 1957 by David Lofink (CC BY 2.0); other historic photos are in the public domain. All via Wikimedia Commons.

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