BattleBots — Attraction in Paradise

This is great for kids 5-10 yrs of age. Recommend to bring ear protection to protect their ears it’s loud.

If you grew up in the greatest years ever then this is pure nostalgia. However if your kids super into robots, watches or watched battle bots, or you need a kid thing to do while in Vegas. This is your stop.

I’d recommend eating dinner before. But there is a small concession stand. There are bathrooms too. The seats are just folding chairs. Just buy the standard tix. Enjoy a show at a decent cost.

For the bad reviews…I’m going to blame it on maybe a lack of internal engineering. If you use google maps like well most or well maybe you should. It will clearly show it’s a theater production. This is Vegas. It’s not Hollywood filming a TV show.

Also again with google maps. Typically it’s also a smart idea to check the location of a place your going. Is there website off with it’s location. Kinda. An easy solve to this is to get an Uber to Battlebots or to walk. Its not behind the horseshoe exactly. As most people would assume the entrance is on the north end as that is where there are doors. Battlebots is on the east side of HS hotel. That’s the side the sun comes up. Or better yet it’s on the side opposite of the strip.

I have included pictures to help. The green line shows where to enter. You pull in between two gates. Do not go through the ticket thing. The gate to Battlebots is to the left (away from the strip). Enter there. If you pass the machine with yellow arms you are not going to Battlebots lol.

We flew to Vegas just for this. Our son loves Robots an loves watching Battlebots. We showed up at 5 for the 6pm show. Got great seats. Our son loved it. We spent under $200 total for 3 tickets, an Uber there an back, a signed book,...

we got very good seats at the door for a 6:30pm thursday show. This is set up to accommodate very young kids, but we had 4 adults (2 local) and one teenager. We had a great time! This is a rare lighthearted family friendly show, exactly what vegas needs. We played mini golf and arcade in the lower levels of horseshoe, and walked over a few minutes before showtime and bought tickets. Might be more important to buy ahead on a weeknight, or on a busier strip week, as this week was very slow on the strip.

We had all seen the TV show a few times, but we were not super fans or anything. This show is self contained with no prerequisite knowlege, but i am sure most fans of the show will love it too as they show a lot of classic footage and we enjoyed that they had Bil Dwyer as one of the hosts.

You need to understand this is a vegas show, its adjusted to be practical for that, they have some more theatrical elements, its not exactly the same as an episode. The show we saw had a couple of teams testing for next season, and most of the rest of the fights were versions of bots you might know with actors standing in as the teams. Some fun hype/banter stuff that has some pro wrestling or monster jam type elements. We thought it was all really fun and well done.

We were all smiling and laughing about this show for the rest of the night. This will be our favorite thing to bring friends to when they come to town, i hope this show gets to stay...

I wish I could actually review the show! I went to purchase tickets for the 6 pm show today, 6/26/25, and was sent to Ticketmaster to buy tickets. Yesterday I purchased tickets for Postcard from Earth at the Sphere. Ticketmaster made me change my password. Today they made me change my password again. I did. Then I went and selected my seat, and went to make the purchase using PayPal. It went and spun and spun. Nothing happened for several minutes. I restarted my browser. Went back to my account. No tickets and the seat I wanted wasn't available. I'm driving back to Colorado tomorrow. I didn't get to see the show. BattleBots lost a sale due to Ticketmaster. This is becoming a common occurrence. My advice to any entertainment business... Create your own app for ticket sales and drop Ticketmaster. They flat out suck.

At the request of BattleBots I have changed my rating from 1 star to 3 star. Yes, Ticketmaster is the main culprit here but every entertainment business that continues to use Ticketmaster feeds their incompetence therefore BattleBots is partially to blame. I appreciate the offer for a free ticket but I'm back in Colorado now. I was in town to participate in a couple of WSOP events. It'll be quite some time before I make it back. I'm begging you to consider selling your tickets directly through your own site. It's not rocket science to create a safe ticket sales app and you surely cannot do a worse job than...