Jim Jefferies in Las Vegas 2026
Feel the electrifying energy as Jim Jefferies takes the stage on The Palazzo Theater in Las Vegas, NV on Feb 27, 2026. His unapologetic humor and captivating storytelling will have you roaring with laughter. Don’t miss out; grab your Jim Jefferies tour tickets now!
Jim Jefferies Las Vegas Tickets
| Date | Price | Tickets |
| Friday Feb 27, 2026 07:30 PM |
Jim Jefferies from $62.77 |
Tickets |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What time does the Jim Jefferies show in Las Vegas start?
Jim Jefferies’ “Son of a Carpenter” show at the Palazzo Theatre at The Venetian Resort in Las Vegas on Friday, February 27, 2026 is scheduled to start at 7:30 PM. Plan to arrive at least 45–60 minutes early so you have enough time for parking, walking through the resort, security, and grabbing a drink before the show.
Where is the Palazzo Theatre located?
The Palazzo Theatre is inside The Venetian Resort complex on the Las Vegas Strip, at 3355 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, NV 89109. You will enter through The Venetian/Palazzo casino and follow signs to the theater area on the casino level, making it easy to reach from most Strip hotels on foot, rideshare, or taxi.
How can I get cheap tickets for Jim Jefferies at the Palazzo Theatre?
To get cheaper tickets, compare prices between several major ticket sellers and reputable resale sites, because base prices and fees can vary a lot between platforms. Look for balcony or rear-orchestra seats, which are usually the most budget-friendly, and check listings at different times of day and on different days, since Las Vegas demand can make prices move. Signing up for The Venetian’s email list, checking casino offers, and watching for no-fee or discounted-fee promotions on ticket sites can also lower your total cost. If the show is not close to sold out, monitoring resale listings in the last week before the date can sometimes reveal price drops as sellers try to offload tickets.
What is the typical ticket price range for this Las Vegas show?
Tour and ticket data show that Jim Jefferies tickets at this venue usually start in the lower range for upper or balcony seats and increase for closer orchestra sections and VIP-style locations. As a Las Vegas resort theater show, premium center-orchestra seats can cost significantly more than the minimum price, especially for Friday nights on the Strip. Checking multiple sites before buying helps you see whether a particular listing is close to the current going rate or marked up too high.
What is the seating capacity and layout of the Palazzo Theatre?
The Palazzo Theatre is an intimate proscenium-style venue, commonly described as holding around 1,700 to 1,800 seats, depending on configuration. It is designed with an orchestra level and at least one balcony, with raked seating and no major obstructed views, so even upper-level seats can still give a good view of the stage.
Which seats are best for a Jim Jefferies comedy show here?
For the best experience, many guests like central orchestra seats or the front rows of the lower balcony, where you feel close to the stage and can clearly see Jim Jefferies’ expressions. If you want to save money while still seeing well, look for centered seats in the mid-to-rear orchestra or the front of the balcony; the theater’s relatively small size and sloped seating help these spots offer solid views at a lower price. Try to avoid extreme side sections if possible, since those angles may feel a bit more distant from the action.
What are the parking and transportation options, and how can I keep costs down?
The Venetian Resort uses paid self-parking and valet in its garages, with typical daily parking rates that can vary by day of the week and by whether you are a hotel guest or not. To keep costs down, consider sharing a rideshare or taxi with friends, walking from a nearby hotel if you are staying on the Strip, or factoring parking into a full evening at The Venetian so you get more value from the fee. Checking current parking policies on the resort’s information before you go helps avoid surprises and lets you decide whether self-parking or rideshare is cheaper for your group.
Are there any age restrictions for the Jim Jefferies show in Las Vegas?
Jim Jefferies is known for explicit, adult-themed comedy, and Las Vegas resort shows of this type are usually intended for mature audiences. While specific age policies can vary by show and casino, many similar events either recommend 18+ or require that attendees be of legal gambling age if they are passing through the casino alone, so anyone attending should be prepared for strong language and adult content. If you are unsure, it is wise to check the event’s fine print from your ticket seller or contact The Venetian box office for the exact age policy.
Can I buy tickets at The Venetian box office instead of only online?
Yes, The Venetian Resort lists that Jim Jefferies tickets can be purchased at any box office at the resort or by phone, in addition to online ticket partners. Buying at the box office can sometimes reduce or avoid certain online service fees, effectively making your ticket cheaper even if the base price is the same. However, popular dates can sell quickly online, so checking availability first and visiting the box office early in your trip is a good plan if you prefer in-person purchase.
What is the dress code and what should I wear to this show?
Information for shows at the Palazzo Theatre suggests a business-casual style, meaning neat jeans or slacks with a shirt or blouse, casual dresses, and comfortable shoes are all appropriate, while very casual athletic wear or beachwear is discouraged. Because the venue is inside a luxury resort, dressing slightly nicer than everyday casual will help you feel comfortable if you plan to visit restaurants, bars, or the casino before or after the show.
What else should I know to plan my night at the Palazzo Theatre?
The Venetian and Palazzo complex offers many restaurants, bars, and lounges, so consider planning dinner or drinks before the 7:30 PM show and leaving enough time to walk through the resort to the theater. If you are traveling to Las Vegas, staying at The Venetian or another nearby Strip hotel lets you avoid extra transportation costs and makes it easy to walk to the show, which can be cheaper and more relaxed than driving and parking on a busy Friday night.