Vegas Moments: When Stuff Starts Flying at Opium

May 30, 2018 Zeke Quezada cosmopolitan of las vegas, las vegas shows

The moment stuff starts flying you’ll consider the evening a success. When the robot talks and the captain confuse her words you’ll laugh. The guy with the dog will make you wish you worked out more. The dancers, well, let’s just say that your interest will be piqued. How can anybody dance in those things? The cocktails are bigger than you would think they should be and you somehow follow the storyline while trying not to cringe. Opium is an adventure.

Opium at Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas

The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
Opium Theatre next to Rose. Rabbit. Lie.
(Level 2, The Chelsea Tower)
3708 South Las Vegas Boulevard
Opium is intended for audiences 18 years of age or older.

Ticket Prices*
$129 Impresarios Reserve (4 or 6 luxury seats per booth)
$119 Terrace seating with a premium elevated view and cocktail table
$99 Ringside seating close to front
$79 Reserved seating

Zeke Quezada

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