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Spiegelworld

Spiegelworld

Founded in 2006, Spiegelworld is a collective of 300+ instigators, organizers, dreamers, doers, high-functioning degenerates and insiders, outsiders and iconoclasts of every flavor, out to make the world a more fun, artful, inspired and playful place, one unforgettable act, wild party and drink at a time. Or, all at the same time.www.spiegelworld.com

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Sep 15, 2026

Captain FrodoHOST
14:40
in the months leading up?
PiffGUEST
14:42
Yeah, because I was in that Spiegelworld show that we were both in.
Captain FrodoHOST
14:46
Vegas Nocturne.
PiffGUEST
14:46
Vegas Nocturne, which kind of-
ShawnHOST
0:47
Some of my favorite Vegas spaces, and they're closing.
ShawnHOST
0:50
So Disco Show, as we talked about, closed I think at the beginning of this year or late last year, but the bars and the restaurant remained open, and it seems like Spiegelworld cannot make this all work.
ShawnHOST
0:59
And, ah, it's so sad to see.
ShawnHOST
1:02
As Vital Vegas said, everyone bemoans the fact that there's nothing new or original going on in Las Vegas, but Disco Show, Diner Ross, 99 Prince Bar, and Glitter Loft were that: original.
MarkHOST
1:50
The, the space was awesome.
MarkHOST
1:51
We always had a great time in there.
MarkHOST
1:53
It's just Caesars didn't really promote it, and Spiegelworld couldn't get the, the name out there enough, I don't think.
ShawnHOST
1:58
Yeah, it's weird to talk about a venue that had a door on Las Vegas Boulevard that was hidden, but it's, they somehow have pulled that off really well.
John KatsilometesCORRESPONDENT
5:05
Ross Mollison has had better weeks.
John KatsilometesCORRESPONDENT
5:08
The founder of Spiegel World has announced three venue closings at Link Hotel, Diner Ross Steakhouse, and Glitter Loft and 99 Prince Bars are all closing down September 26th.
John KatsilometesCORRESPONDENT
5:19
Mollison told the company in an email Thursday afternoon that the company's creativity and efforts can't always overcome current economic and market factors.
John KatsilometesCORRESPONDENT
5:29
The venues opened along with Disco Show in August of 2024.
ChrisHOST
56:22
But if you're there any other time of year, other than it being pretty, there's nothing else really to do.
ChrisHOST
56:27
And I would say, well, they used to have a Spiegel World show, but it's closing.
ChrisHOST
56:30
So, I mean, the one other nice thing that they had is now gone and you don't get the headliners out in Atlantic City that you get in Vegas.
ChrisHOST
56:36
Vegas, you can go see Backstreet Boys Friday night, a NFL game on Sunday and Monday, go see this show.
Abbie CampbellHOST
0:51
In 2018, she became one of the inaugural cast members for Step1 Dance Company, touring aboard Holland America Cruise Lines.
Abbie CampbellHOST
0:58
After which, she was a featured dancer and artist coach for the Las Vegas residency of America's Got Talent Presents Superstars Live, and she also played the cover role of Tina in Spiegelworld's Disco show.
Abbie CampbellHOST
1:09
Alongside her performing career, she's a master dance educator and choreographer across the Las Vegas community.
Abbie CampbellHOST
1:15
She's a teacher and the assistant competition director at Arabesque Dance and Fitness Studio, where her choreography has won multiple awards across multiple dance genres.
JoshHOST
7:05
Yeah.
JoshHOST
7:06
And Atomic Saloon is kind of like a close second in terms of Spiegel World's quality.
JoshHOST
7:12
Like if you're like, hey, I don't quite have the Absinthe budget for this trip.
JoshHOST
7:16
I think that Atomic Saloon is a great runner up for
Jesse MerrickHOST
29:39
Yeah, no, that's fair.
Jesse MerrickHOST
29:40
And I think that leads right into the discussion that you're getting to here, Vogue, is that like, you know, is it still possible for shows like this, you know, Cirque, Spiegel World, all that to survive in the current, you know, space in modern Vegas? Because these, you know, Cirque shows used to be, you know, loss leaders just to get people in the door.
Jesse MerrickHOST
29:57
Now, again, the price is sky high.
Jesse MerrickHOST
29:59
So they're pricing a lot of people out.

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