The Iprov was a very funny show well worth going to.

Make sure if you order tickets ahead of time, that the ticket they give you is for the right day and time. We had a large group and they actually gave us tickets for the early show when we had requested late so we almost never got in. We missed the beginning of the show, although we were allowed to walk in late.

Give yourself time to find the showroom. It is on the second floor, at the first escalators from the front of Harrahs hotel, not the second set of escalators. The doors do not open until 1/2hour ahead of time. Don't go earlier than that, as there is nowhere to sit and barely anywhere to stand outside the improv showroom. I do recommend going early however, as there is some entertainment before the stated show time.

Typical of other shows of this kind, seating is at tables of about 4 to 6, so often you are seated with people you may not know. Seating is not terrible comfortable.

I had a $11 marguarita, which was very good.

All in all we had a great time at the show.

This show is similar to the "Whose Line is it, anyway?" TV show. The comedy bits are very unpredictable. They had the four of us rolling in the aisles. We each had a different favorite skit. I'm not sure I'd recommend it for kids. You can typically find a two-for-one coupon in the Vegas visitor’s coupon books. They perform in other cities as well. See http://www.secondcity.com.

My wife and I were looking to go see a comedy act (something we try to do everytime we are in Vegas) and decided to check out the Improv at Harrah's. We had thought about checking it out the last time we were in Vegas, but couldn't fit it in so we made sure to do it this time. I received a free show from Harrah's when I registered for my player's card and my wife went to 1/2 price tickets which is located between the M&M store and the Coca Cola store next to the MGM. This made our total admission to the show $15.

We had pretty good seats and ordered our drinks . . . it did take a long time to get our drinks from the understaffed waitressing staff, but the drinks were worth the wait.

The three comedians were extremely funny, especially Kivi Rogers and Jeff Capri (who was the MC for the event). The atmosphere was great and very receptive of the comedians.