Visitors at the Michener Art Museum experiencing The Screen Test in conjunction with the Icons of Costume: Hollywood’s Golden Era and Beyond Exhibition.
www.facebook.com ♥ is where you can get your Baby Halloween Costumes today. Which is your favorite? The lion, monkey, monarch butterfly, polar bear, koala, panda, so many to choose from and Halloween only comes once a year.
George asks…
How much in general are the tickets for the Lion King in Las Vegas. (Not the extremely expensive, front row tickets, just in general)
Tickets for the Lion King range from $66 to $126. You might get some discounts or free upgrades if you buy your ticket online. It’s a great show for the money.
William asks…
For larger people. My husband is 6 foot 4 inches.
Yeah, they’re fine… Cushioned, fold-down seats… Just like the theatre.
Have a great time… Best show I’ve seen in Vegas :)
David asks…
where can I find discount lion king tickets for the las vegas show?
If your a current college student take you ID on the day of the show and do a walk-in I hear that you can get tickets under $40 on the day of the show. The other way is to search discount tickets on Google for promotion codes for ticketmaster.com. We got two tickets on the third row right side for under $150. It was one of the best production I have been to. The little Simba is an amazing actor and Rafiki was the best actor in the production.
Ruth asks…
I’ve seen the play twice and have never been able to figure out what Rafiki (the monkey) is saying when she’s clicking and shouting and chanting in a different language before the opening song. Or is she just talking jibberish you think? After whatever she says she goes “Understand?” and the audience laughs but I would really like to know what she’s saying!
Most likely she is speaking Zulu, Sesotho, or Xhosa. It’s definitely a real language.
There are more South African actors in the Las Vegas production than in any other and Buyi Zama who plays Rafiki is from Durban, South Africa.
Carol asks…
I plan on going to see the Lion King at Mandalay Bay and wanted to know how the seating is. Also are there any sites that offer discounts? I plan on going during the week which I figure would probably be less crowded. Would they offer me more of a discount if I bought the tickets on the day of the show at the box office? Any suggestion would be helpful.
The Mandalay Bay theater is designed in a way that most seat are good seats. However the best seats in the house can be found in Section A, B, C. Section E, F, G are also good seats.
As far as discount tickets are concerned, your best bet is to check for tickets at the Mandalay Bay Box office. They usually offer discount tickets with the hotel accomodation. I know they are currently offering a room + show package for $276
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Mark asks…
I never go out for halloween but I decided this year I want to go out but I don’t have a whole lot of money for costumes.
First, try halloweencostumes2u.com. Otherwise, if you want to do it on the cheap, I would recommend a zombie first. All you need is your oldest, rattiest clothing and fake blood. If you don’t want to buy fake blood, you can make it with corn syrup and red food coloring (Google a recipe). You could wear old clothes and be a homeless person too. You just need a cardboard sign.
If you have any jerseys at home, you could go as an athlete. Wear a suit and be “Mayhem” from the Allstate commercials. Wear a mismatched sweat suit and be Rocky. Wear a henley with cargo pants and a solid-colored apron and be Dexter.
If you have a black t-shirt, you could wear it with a pair of jeans and either chuck taylor converse shoes or doc martens and be a rock star. (You just need a few chains, safety pins, and some hair gel — oh, and maybe some guy-liner.) Wear a white t-shirt with jeans and a leather jacket and be James Dean (with slicked back hair).
You could wear a flannel shirt and blue jeans, then get a straw hat and paint your face like a scarecrow (this could easily be made very creepy). Wear a flannel shirt and jeans with a cowboy hat and, well, be a cowboy.
Use a flat, white bed sheet to make a toga, or cut out eye holes in a sheet and go as an old school ghost. Wrap yourself in toilet paper and go as a mummy.
Google some of your favorite TV and movie characters and see what you already have in your closet. Otherwise, you can ask your friends to borrow specific clothing items or go to a local consignment store. Even your local dollar store could have simple accessories. If all else fails, Google “homemade costume ideas”. They are probably going to be corny, but they will be cheap and easy too. Hope this helps. Good luck!
Sandy asks…
I’m 21 years old, first year having a beard on halloween, and I need to think of a good halloween costume that incorporates a beard! any ideas?
Moses, Arabian, Jesus Christ, Santa? Haha
Sandra asks…
halloween costume ideas for men who are going clubbing on halloween night.
-needs a funny or creative costume
-something he won’t be too hot and get sweaty in
3 idea—
1) I know the movie is older, but J or K from Men In Black would be easy. Pin toy plastic aliens to your shoulder and in your pockets. Besides, a man in a sharp suit looks gooood. Don’t forget the Rayban sunglasses
2) Zeus. How many chances does a guy get to wear a toga. Then cut out and spray paint a lightening bolt.
3) You’ll need matching shirt & pants of either grey or black. Then put a yellow duct tape line down the center of your chest. You’re the highway with center line. Or….pin a stuffed animal to your shoulder/chest, well, maybe 2, and then you’re highway with roadkill.
Susan asks…
Anything somewhat recent would be good.. for example like a recent funny movie
Try costume of charlie chaplin. For more ideas you can visit to
John asks…
Superman is always a good one. I had a friend wear a white button down with the Superman shirt peeking through it. He had the glasses and dress pants on and was supposed to be Clark Kent aka Superman. It was a cool costume and he was super comfortable!
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