Locals get $30 off tickets

ABSINTHE, 15 years and still a #VEGASHITSHOW

They said our little tent full of raunchy circus performers and unhinged revelry wouldn’t last 6 weeks. But 15 years later, Absinthe stands as “The #1 Greatest Show in Las Vegas History.” Vegas Locals, you made that happen. You packed the tent, brought your out-of-town degenerates, and kept the party alive night after glorious night.

The show keeps evolving. New acts and new surprises create the jaw-dropping madness you’ve come to expect, and The Gazillionaire’s still running his foul mouth like it’s an art form. Whether you saw us last week, last year, or way back when we first threw a middle finger to the Vegas norm, it’s time to come back. Celebrate 15 years of outrageous chaos and the kind of unforgettable night only Absinthe can deliver.

This isn’t just a show. It’s a living, iconic piece of Las Vegas… and it’s still appropriately inappropriate.

Located inside The Green Fairy Garden at Caesars Palace.

Locals get $30 off tickets. Book now through April 8, 2026, for all available Absinthe performances.

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Absinthe Through The Years

APRIL FOOLS!

Absinthe opens in a spiegeltent outside Caesars Palace on April 1, 2011. Las Vegas Sun called it “the most inventive and daring show to open on the Strip in years,” but many local experts and critics said it would be lucky to last six weeks.

NPH: “CHALLENGE ACCEPTED”

Neil Patrick Harris becomes an Absinthe superfan and volunteers to come up on stage to cross the high wire while sitting on an acrobat’s shoulders.

ALIENS LAND AT ABSINTHE

Proving the critics wrong by 46 weeks, Absinthe celebrates its one-year anniversary with the first of its legendary annual parties.

TOTALLY SPONTANEOUS, SMOOTH LAP DANCIN’ MOVES

Channing Tatum of ‘Magic Mike’ fame leaps up from the audience to show off his stripper moves in The Gazillionaire’s lap-dance competition.

If you ain’t first, you’re last!

In its ranking of every show in town, Las Vegas Weekly names Absinthe “The #1 Greatest Show in Las Vegas History.”

THE DAY GAZ TOOK OVER LVB

Clark County Commissioner Lawrence Weekly issues a proclamation declaring May 7th as “Absinthe Day” across Clark County and officially re-names Las Vegas Boulevard, “Gazillionaire Boulevard.”

Gaz’s Heart Will Go On

Celine Dion drops in to watch the show, and The Gazillionaire surprises her by taking off his jacket and shirt to reveal his Celine fan-boy t-shirt.

Light her up!

In celebration of Absinthe’s 8th anniversary, The Gazillionaire powers up the Absinthe Electric Oak for the first time and takes a turn behind the decks as the Green Fairy Garden’s first-ever Tree-J.

ABSINTHE…BUT WITH MASKS

Absinthe is one of the first shows to re-open on the Strip after the eight-month Covid-19 shutdown, only permitted to perform for 153 socially-distanced audience members each night, with the entire cast wearing masks and The Gazillionaire opting for a deep-sea diving helmet. County health orders close the show again in December, until it re-opens for good on March 17, 2021, just in time for the 10th anniversary.

Absinthe 365

In response to exploding ticket demand, in 2021 Absinthe broke Las Vegas records by switching to a 16-shows-a-week schedule, performing 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

HALL OF FAMER

Absinthe is inducted into Las Vegas Magazine’s Hall of Fame, joining local luminaries Wayne Newton, David Copperfield, Wolfgang Puck, and the Vegas Golden Knights among the 11 inaugural honorees.

NO PANTS? WELCOME HOME!

Spiegelworld and Green Fairy Garden launch Pier 17 Yacht Club cocktail bar and No Pants burgers at Absinthe’s 12th anniversary party. The dress code? No pants.

VROOM VROOM, SEXY!

Formula 1 World Champion Max Verstappen himself took center stage, performing an aerial straps routine that would make even Toto Wolff shed a tear, were he in attendance.

STILL FREAKING OUT. SO WHAT?

Pop icon P!nk attends Absinthe for the fourth time, making her the show’s #1 celebrity superfan. She even gave us a Dirty, Dirty shout out during her sold-out show at Allegiant Stadium.

16,736 Lap Dances!

To celebrate Absinthe’s 16,736^th lap dance (and the show’s 14^th anniversary), the cast, crew, and guests enjoy a thigh-slapping Lederhosen & Beer party.

Today and Beyond

Having shaken up the Las Vegas Strip with its shenanigans for 15 years, expect absolutely anything when Absinthe celebrates its next critic-defying milestone.

Fill your mouth hole

• Pier 17 Yacht Club

  Pier 17 Yacht Club is the breezy speakeasy bar hidden inside the Green Fairy Garden. With a swanky indoor cabin and secluded outdoor boat yard, Pier 17 honors Absinthe’s origins where it premiered on the East River by the Brooklyn Bridge under the original Spiegeltent.

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• Green Fairy Garden

  The most spectacularly lavish garden ever built. A tribute to Absinthe’s infamously intoxicating singing sprite, Green Fairy Garden features Spiegelworld’s smash hit show Absinthe, delicious burgers and tots from No Pants, and the famous hidden speakeasy Pier 17 Yacht Club.

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• No Pants

  More life, less pants. Is it Spiegelworld’s elevated circus-food offering? Or is it a state of mind? Whether you are seeing Absinthe or not, drop everything and get to Green Fairy Garden. Enjoy a cocktail and the best burger on the Strip with a side of crunchy golden Star Tots from No Pants. And for those who need a jolt, No Pants coffee is now being served.

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