The King Comes Home Tickets

Reviewed by the Vegas Guide editorial team · Updated September 2026

Produced ensemble Elvis tribute at the Westgate Cabaret - the former International/Hilton where the real Elvis played his 7-year residency. Cast of four works Sun-era through jumpsuit Vegas. Five shows weekly, from $41 with fees, family-friendly 5+.

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The King Comes Home Showtimes & Schedule

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Tue 27 Oct 5:30 PM Westgate Las Vegas Cabaret Theater Get tickets
Wed 28 Oct 7:30 PM Westgate Las Vegas Cabaret Theater Get tickets
Thu 29 Oct 7:30 PM Westgate Las Vegas Cabaret Theater Get tickets
Fri 30 Oct 7:30 PM Westgate Las Vegas Cabaret Theater Get tickets
Sat 31 Oct 2:00 PM Westgate Las Vegas Cabaret Theater Get tickets
Tue 3 Nov 5:30 PM Westgate Las Vegas Cabaret Theater Get tickets

Is The King Comes Home Worth It? Honest Review of the Westgate Elvis Tribute

The King Comes Home is a produced Elvis tribute revue with a location that does half the storytelling: it plays the Westgate Cabaret inside Westgate Las Vegas - the hotel that opened as the International and became the Las Vegas Hilton, where the real Elvis played his legendary seven-year residency. This is an ensemble production from DDM Productions, not a one-man impersonator act: The show bills Joey Calveri as Elvis alongside Paige Strafella, Sujana Chand and Derek Adams, working through the whole arc, from the Sun-era recordings and the movie years to the 1968 Comeback Special and the International/Hilton residency era that happened a few floors from your seat.

Practicalities: the Westgate sits off-Strip on Paradise Road by the convention center - an easy monorail or 10-minute rideshare hop, but not a walk-up. Showtimes skew early and vary by week (Tuesday 5:30 p.m., Wednesday-Friday 7:30 p.m., Saturday 2 p.m., with the occasional extra date), the cabaret room is small with a real gap between GA and reserved seats, and tickets run from about $41 with fees on the cheapest dates to about $59 on most performances as of September 2026. In a city crowded with Elvis tributes, the historic-home angle and full production cast are what this one has that the others don't.

Insider tipTake the Monorail - the Westgate has its own station, and the ride from the center Strip costs less than parking apps will quote you for a rideshare.

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Venue

Westgate Las Vegas Resort and Casino

★★★★

The Westgate - the historic former International Hotel where Elvis performed - is an affordable off-Strip resort built around the legendary SuperBook, billed as the world's largest race & sportsbook, with a 240-foot LED wall. A sports fan's base with an on-site Monorail stop, from $63/night.

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3000 S. Paradise Rd., Las Vegas, NV

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Frequently asked questions

Who plays Elvis in the show?

It's a produced ensemble from DDM Productions rather than a single impersonator - Westgate bills Joey Calveri, Paige Strafella and Derek Adams, covering Elvis's early recordings, the movie era, the '68 Comeback Special, and the Vegas residency years.

Why the Westgate?

The hotel is the point: as the International and later the Las Vegas Hilton, this is the building where Elvis performed his seven-year residency - the tribute plays a few floors from where the originals happened.

What are the showtimes?

Five shows a week: Tuesday at 5:30 p.m., Wednesday through Friday at 7:30 p.m., and a 2 p.m. matinee Saturday. The pattern shifts week to week, so check your exact date. The pattern shifts week to week, so check your exact date.

How much are tickets?

From about $41 including fees on the cheapest dates and about $59 on most performances (as of September 2026), with premium and VIP tiers running higher. In a small cabaret room, the reserved tiers sit noticeably closer.

How do I get there from the Strip?

Off-Strip on Paradise Road next to the convention center: take the Las Vegas Monorail to its Westgate station or a ~10-minute rideshare from center Strip.