Pete Davidson brings his stand-up tour to the Las Vegas Strip on Friday, November 6, 2026, performing at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. The show starts at 8:00 PM Pacific, with doors at 7:00 PM, giving Las Vegas a Friday-night comedy headliner right in the middle of the fall events calendar.
Davidson has turned a run as one of Saturday Night Live’s most talked-about cast members into one of the busiest stand-up careers in the country, and his theater dates tend to sell quickly. This is a single-night engagement, so the Friday show is the only chance to catch him on this Las Vegas stop.
Date, time and show details
What: Pete Davidson stand-up comedy
When: Friday, November 6, 2026, at 8:00 PM Pacific (doors 7:00 PM)
Where: The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, 3708 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, NV 89109
The date and start time are per Ticketmaster’s official event listing. Note that this is a phone-free YONDR event: phones and smart devices are secured in YONDR pouches on arrival and stay locked until the show ends, so plan to be fully offline for the performance.
About the show
Davidson’s stand-up is personal, loose and self-deprecating, built around stories from his life, his family and his years in the public eye. Since leaving Saturday Night Live, he has headlined theaters and arenas across North America while continuing to act in films and television, and his live shows lean into the confessional style that made his specials hits.
The Cosmopolitan date lands the night before a full Saturday of Las Vegas sports and shows, making it an easy anchor for a weekend trip. Theater comedy crowds skew toward fans who book early, and a single Friday performance concentrates demand into one room for one night.
The venue
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas stands at 3708 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, NV 89109, on the west side of the Strip between Bellagio and CityCenter. The resort’s theater spaces host its headline comedy and concert bookings, and the property is known for the three-story Chandelier bar, a deep restaurant lineup and some of the most popular rooms on the Strip.
Because this is a phone-free show, allow extra time at entry: staff hand out YONDR pouches, you lock your phone away, and ushers manage the line into the theater. Arriving soon after doors at 7:00 PM is the smoothest plan if you want a drink before the lights go down — drinks service runs inside the venue even though phones stay locked.
Tickets
Tickets are sold through Ticketmaster, the official seller for this event. When we checked the official listing, standard tickets started at $80.19. Prices move with demand and the remaining inventory, so the current figure on the event page is the one to trust when you book.
Buy from the official Ticketmaster event page or the Cosmopolitan box office. Third-party resale listings can run well above face value for a one-night comedy date, and they rarely offer any advantage when primary tickets are still available.
Getting to The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
The Cosmopolitan sits mid-Strip, an easy walk from Bellagio, Planet Hollywood and the Aria and CityCenter resorts. If you drive, the resort runs self-parking and valet off Harmon Avenue and Las Vegas Boulevard, and garages fill on Friday nights, so build in a cushion. Rideshare drop-offs are signed at the resort’s main entrances.
From Harry Reid International Airport, the drive is roughly 15 minutes depending on Strip traffic. The Las Vegas Monorail runs on the east side of the Strip with a station at MGM Grand, a short walk and pedestrian-bridge crossing away, and RTC buses serve Las Vegas Boulevard around the clock.
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Make a night of it
Mid-Strip is built for a comedy night: arrive early for dinner at one of the Cosmopolitan’s restaurants or a drink inside The Chandelier, catch the show, then step straight back onto Las Vegas Boulevard for the rest of the evening. With phones locked away until the finale, it is also a rare night out where the whole room is actually watching the stage.