America - The Show Tickets
Limited-run patriotic variety revue for America's 250th — Joe Trammel (4x LV Entertainer of the Year) with vocalists and showgirl-style dancers. Athena Showlounge at Alexis Park; Sat-Sun 4 p.m. + select Fri, through ~Labor Day 2026. Adults from $37.95, kids $12.95.
Is America - The Show Worth It? Honest Review of the 250th-Anniversary Revue
America - The Show is a limited-run patriotic variety production built for the country's 250th birthday: it opened June 27, 2026, and plays weekend matinees through roughly Labor Day weekend at the Athena Showlounge inside The Modern Showrooms at Alexis Park Resort. Joe Trammel — a four-time Las Vegas Entertainer of the Year — headlines, backed by a vocal cast (Kelly Long-Vanderpool, Elyse Clardy, Coco Lane Rigbye, Josh Smith) and showgirl-style dancers, running an all-American songbook from big-band through rock and country in about 75 minutes. Shows are Saturdays and Sundays at 4 p.m., plus select Fridays.
Set expectations honestly: this is a nostalgic, flag-forward revue in a small independent showroom — the appeal is warmth and voices, not production spectacle, and the theme naturally skews toward families and an older crowd. Alexis Park is off-Strip on East Harmon (free parking, ~10-minute rideshare), the 4 p.m. matinee is the only slot, and the run is finite — dates are listed into mid-September but this is a Semiquincentennial engagement, not a permanent show. Adult tickets start at $37.95 plus fees, kids from $12.95, and military/veterans get a discount with code HONOR.
Insider tipThe kids-from-$12.95 pricing makes this one of the cheapest true family show outings in Vegas — pair the 4 p.m. matinee with an early dinner and you're back on the Strip by 7.Check Tickets & Prices →
Venue
375 E. Harmon, Las Vegas, NV








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