Jabbawockeez Tickets
The masked ABDC-winning crew's precision hip-hop at MGM Grand — now in the FREQNCY production. About 70 minutes, nightly, all ages.



Is Jabbawockeez FREQNCY Worth It? Honest Review, Tickets & Seating Tips
The Jabbawockeez — the masked crew that won America's Best Dance Crew and turned anonymity into a brand — have danced at MGM Grand since 2017, and their current production, FREQNCY, launched in 2026 with a fresh set built on the same formula: surgical synchronization, hip-hop musicality and wordless comedy from performers whose faces you never see. No plot, no dialogue — the masks force you to watch the movement, which is the whole point.
Practical honesty: the show runs about 70 minutes, which some visitors feel is short for the price, and the theater floor is barely tiered — from the rear and far sides, the floor-work choreography disappears behind heads. Sit central and as close as budget allows. It plays nightly with typical slots at 5:30 and 8 PM plus a Saturday afternoon matinee on many weeks, from about $70. All ages — kids 4 and up need their own seat — and the crowd-participation bits stay gentle.
Insider tipBuy proximity, not elevation: the floor is nearly flat, and the ground-level footwork — half the show — disappears from the rear. Central rows a few back from the front are the sweet spot.Check Tickets & Prices →
Venue
3799 S. Las Vegas Blvd.








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