Many country fans are looking for Dolly Parton ticket prices specifically for her surprise six-night Las Vegas residency at Caesar’s Palace in 2025. The Leading Lady of Country has not been on tour since 2016, though she has had several special one-night concerts since then. Unlike many other tours, there is no presale available for Dolly Parton tickets at the Colosseum in December. Here’s how much a ticket is expected to cost for her concert run officially called “Dolly: Live in Las Vegas.”
How much are Dolly Parton tickets at Caesars Palace in December?
Ticket prices for Dolly Parton’s 2025 residency in Las Vegas at Caesars Palace are conservatively expected to cost somewhere between $125 and $325 for the majority of seats at The Colosseum.
These prices are based on the ticket prices that Caesars Palace has for other headliners it has slated this year. For a point of comparison, Kelly Clarkson’s residency in the same venue in July has tickets from $80 to $320. Rod Stewart’s stint in September have tickets in the same ballpark and Jennifer Lopez’s nights in December go from $125 to $340.
Tickets right in the front row (Sections 102 to 106) for some of these concerts go for around $600+, so we wouldn’t be surprised if this is going to be the same for Dolly Parton’s residency given how rare her concerts are.
Some of the tickets near the stage will likely be taken by various VIP packages. The most expensive VIP experience is called “Star of the Show” and comes with a premium ticket, a personal photo op with Dolly, a behind-the-curtain onstage tour, and access to the VIP pre-show reception lounge. There are no prices yet for any of her VIP packages yet, but it also comes with plenty of exclusive merch.
Tickets will be available via the general public onsale at Ticketmaster on Wednesday, June 25 at 10:00 AM PT / 1:00 PM ET. Also available is the option for the Collector Ticket, a Dolly Parton collectible that features a 3D graphic and effect.
Dolly Parton’s husband, Carl Dean, sadly passed away in March 2025. In her statement, Parton said that “Words can’t do justice to the love we shared for over 60 years.”