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Seating chart · Planet Hollywood · Updated Oct 20, 2026

Jeff Dunham Seating Chart

Where to sit for Jeff Dunham: Inappropriate Contact: the best view, the best value and the seats to avoid.

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Gold Circle

Gold Circle

Our pickGold Circle: closest

Our pick: the Gold Circle, eleven curved rows (A to K) facing the stage head-on, the closest seats to Dunham and his figures. The dearest tickets in the house on the date we checked.

The price on this page is the show's lowest, not a quote for this section.

  • Gold Circle: closest
  • Gold Circle sides
  • Premium boxes: best value
  • Front orchestra (100s)
  • Rear orchestra (200s): cheapest
  • Balcony: not on sale Nov 8
  • Our pick
  • Balcony overhang: Ticketmaster's seat map marks it along both sides of the 200 level, from the front of 201 and 209 back to the balcony.
  • Wheelchair and companion places listed in sections 101, 102, 104, 105, 201 and 209 and in Premium box 15 on the date we checked (Ticketmaster's Accessible Tickets button).
  • Ticketmaster's seat map has the stage on the left; ours is turned so the stage sits at the bottom.

Our drawing, not to scale

Jeff Dunham seating chart, Planet Hollywood

Where to sit: the short answer

  • Best seats

    The best seats are in the Gold Circle, the eleven curved rows (A to K) right in front of the stage: the closest to Dunham and his figures, and the dearest tickets in the house on the date we checked. More

  • Best value

    For value, look at the Premium boxes, the double ring of two-row boxes right behind the Gold Circle: every Premium seat on sale cost the same on the date we checked, less than any Gold Circle seat. More

  • Seats to avoid

    Ticketmaster sold no seat as limited view, but the boxes at the ends of the Premium rings and the two side blocks of the Gold Circle sit beside the stage, at a sharp angle to it. More

  • Accessible seating

    On the date we checked, Ticketmaster listed wheelchair and companion places in sections 101, 102, 104 and 105 of the front orchestra, in 201 and 209 at the corners of the rear orchestra, and in Premium box 15. More

Seat categories

What each seat costs

Per ticket · before the Nevada tax (9% at most) · lowest prices found (they vary by date), checked Nov 5.

How many tickets?

2
Category · tap to pickvs cheapestPer ticket2 tickets, before tax

Your total · 2 tickets

from$116.20+ tax

$58.10 × 2 in Rear Orchestra, + the Nevada tax (about $10), on the cheapest dates.

Get tickets — Jeff Dunham: Inappropriate Contact (opens the booking site)

Through Ticketmaster, Caesars' official box office. You pick your seats and number of tickets there.

Sellers set their prices and can change them; the price at checkout is the one that counts.

The show

Jeff Dunham: Inappropriate Contact

  • Sunday, November 8, 2026 · Sunday, December 6, 2026
  • 90 minutes
  • PH Live at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino
Showtimes and reviews

Our guide

Updated Oct 20, 2026 · 3 min read

Jeff Dunham: Artificial Intelligence is the ventriloquist's Las Vegas show. It isn't a nightly residency: Dunham plays one Sunday at a time at PH Live, the big theater at Planet Hollywood.

PH Live has 6,656 seats on Ticketmaster's seat map, on three levels: the front orchestra, with the Gold Circle and a double ring of Premium boxes at the stage; the rear orchestra behind it; and a balcony at the back. Our short answer: the Gold Circle to be close, the Premium boxes for less.

Best seats for Jeff Dunham

The best seats are in the Gold Circle, the eleven curved rows (A to K) right in front of the stage: the closest to Dunham and his figures, and the dearest tickets in the house on the date we checked.

Gold Circle Right and Gold Circle Left, either side of it, are just as close and sold at Gold Circle prices, but they sit beside the stage: you watch the act from the side.

Best value seats

For value, look at the Premium boxes, the double ring of two-row boxes right behind the Gold Circle: every Premium seat on sale cost the same on the date we checked, less than any Gold Circle seat. Take a box near the middle, 5 to 9 in the first ring or 19 to 23 in the second.

On a budget, sections 101 and 105, at the sides of the front orchestra, had many seats at the price of the middle of the 200 level. The cheapest tickets were at the sides of the rear orchestra, in sections 201 to 203 and 207 to 209.

Seats to avoid

Ticketmaster sold no seat as limited view, but the boxes at the ends of the Premium rings and the two side blocks of the Gold Circle sit beside the stage, at a sharp angle to it.

At the outer corners of the rear orchestra, Ticketmaster's map marks the balcony overhang, from the front of sections 201 and 209 back to the balcony. On the date we checked, the balcony itself, sections 301 to 313, was greyed out, with no seats on sale; the two lower levels had seats from front to back.

Accessible seating

On the date we checked, Ticketmaster listed wheelchair and companion places in sections 101, 102, 104 and 105 of the front orchestra, in 201 and 209 at the corners of the rear orchestra, and in Premium box 15. Its Accessible Tickets button shows them.

Section by section

Gold Circle

Three blocks right at the stage: the center block, rows A to K, with 201 seats, and Gold Circle Right and Gold Circle Left either side of it, rows A to J, 90 seats each. Ticketmaster names the sides as you face the stage, so Gold Circle Right is on the left of our map.

Premium boxes

Fourteen boxes of two rows, A and B, in two rings behind the Gold Circle: the odd numbers 1 to 13 in the first ring, 15 to 27 in the second. Each has 18 to 24 seats, and every seat on sale in them cost the same on the date we checked.

Front orchestra (100s)

Five sections of eleven rows (A to L) in an arc behind the Premium boxes, 1,082 seats in all. Section 103 faces the stage head-on and was the dearest of the five; 101 and 105, at the ends, wrap round toward the stage and had most of the level's cheaper seats.

Rear orchestra (200s)

Nine sections, 201 to 209, behind the front orchestra: up to 25 rows (A to BB) in the middle, twelve (A to M) at the outer corners, 2,974 seats in all. The middle, 204 to 206, cost more than the sides on the date we checked.

Balcony (300s)

Seven big sections, the odd numbers 301 to 313, of up to 17 rows (A to S), with a narrow wedge of a few seats between each: 1,915 seats at the back of the room. None were on sale on the date we checked.

Good to know before you go

  • Two dates were on sale when we checked: Sundays November 8 and December 6, 2026, at 7 pm.
  • Ticketmaster recommends the show for ages 6 and up, and everyone needs a ticket, whatever their age.
  • Ticketmaster's prices include fees; taxes are added at checkout.
  • The limit is 20 tickets per order. Larger groups book through EntGroupSales@caesars.com, Caesars' group sales department.

Checked on October 19, 2026 against Ticketmaster's seat map and seat-by-seat prices for the show on November 8, 2026.

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