Step into a 70-minute, high-energy tribute at Alexis Park where ABBA, Fleetwood Mac and classic rock get a live Vegas revue. Expect tight musicianship, retro choreography and an interactive crowd experience — all in an accessible, off‑Strip setting.
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The lights dim, the house murmurs, and the first guitar riff cuts through a warm room at Alexis Park Hotel — an intimate Vegas stage where sequins catch the glow and the bass urges your feet to move. Bellbottoms recreates a 1970s nightclub with live bands, choreographed numbers and vintage wardrobe that makes the audience part of the show. Close enough to feel the breath of the performers, guests trade the strip’s neon spectacle for a focused night of music and movement.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly seated with optional standing/dancing
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History
Las Vegas’ live-entertainment scene grew from mid-20th-century lounge acts to sprawling residencies; Bellbottoms channels the 1970s era when disco and arena rock bridged nightclub culture and mass media.
Conservation
Tourism strains desert resources — water conservation and waste reduction are priorities for local businesses; visitors can help by minimizing single-use plastics and respecting hotel recycling programs.
Reserve your spot on the Bellbottoms Ultimate 70's Music Experience at Alexis Park Hotel today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive early for box office pickup
The box office is in the Alexis Park lobby; plan 20–30 minutes before showtime to collect tickets and find seating.
Check sound levels
Live bands can be loud—bring ear protection if you’re sensitive to volume or sit toward the back to reduce intensity.
Dress for the vibe
Retro 70s attire is welcome and enhances the experience, but comfortable shoes are sensible for standing and dancing.
Plan transport off the Strip
Alexis Park sits off the main Strip; allow extra time for rideshares or use nearby public transit to avoid parking delays.
Comfortable shoes
You may stand or dance during parts of the show; comfortable footwear keeps you enjoying the night.
Light jacket
Venues can be chilly in winter evenings or air-conditioned rooms.
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Earplugs
Protect hearing during loud live performances, especially near the stage.
Phone with power
For mobile tickets, photos and arranging post-show rideshares.