Lindsey Stirling: The Snow Waltz Tour Concert Tickets
Lindsey Stirling's holiday production at The Venetian Theatre: December 16, 18 and 19, 2026 at 7 p.m., violin with dancers, aerialists and ARKAI opening. From $65 plus fees; no show on the 17th.
Lindsey Stirling: The Snow Waltz Tour Dates & Schedule
Live from the box office; prices are per ticket before fees.
- Wed 16 Dec 7:00 PM The Venetian Theatre at The Venetian Resort Get tickets
- Fri 18 Dec 7:00 PM The Venetian Theatre at The Venetian Resort Get tickets
- Sat 19 Dec 7:00 PM The Venetian Theatre at The Venetian Resort Get tickets
Is Lindsey Stirling's Snow Waltz at The Venetian Worth It? The Holiday Run, Honestly
Lindsey Stirling brings The Snow Waltz Tour back to The Venetian Theatre inside The Venetian Resort for three nights at 7 p.m.: Wednesday, December 16, Friday, December 18 and Saturday, December 19, 2026, with the electroacoustic duo ARKAI opening. There is no show on the 17th. The production pairs her violin with dancers, aerial acrobatics and large-scale visuals in a holiday set drawn from the Snow Waltz album, with a streak of Nightmare Before Christmas playfulness, pitched by the tour as a show for all ages; her 2017 holiday album, Warmer in the Winter, was recently certified Gold, and the 2026 tour covers 25 cities after a three-night Venetian run in December 2025.
Tickets start at $65 plus fees, per the announcement, and have been on sale since mid-August. No runtime or formal age policy is published. VIP packages, sold on a separate site, bundle the front rows with a meet-and-greet, a filmed holiday moment and a pre-show costume gallery, which means regular buyers start from the second row at best.
Mid-December is peak holiday demand on the Strip, so the Wednesday is the value night for rooms. The Venetian Theatre is tiered enough that the aerial work reads from the back; the dance work reads better from the lower sections. Her dance-show neighbors on the calendar are the comparison if a child is choosing.
Insider tipSkip the VIP unless the meet-and-greet is the point: the aerial choreography is designed to be seen from a few rows back, and the second and third rows of the lower section at the $65 tier are better seats for it than the front row the package sells.Check Tickets & Prices →
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3355 S. Las Vegas Blvd.








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