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Pirates Battle Seductive Sirens of TI

Pirates Battle Seductive Sirens of TI

This is terrible! Awful lip syncing, pathetic dancing and a bad storyline all in the name of having T&A on the strip. And I certainly wouldn't bring my family. The old pirates vs. the British show was sooo much better. [Drumbabe, 12/30/2010]

Las Vegas Treasure Island Pirate Battle

The Pirate Battle show is alive and well, contrary to a previous report. Maybe it has been reinstated. I watched it from across the Strip, and even at that distance and in the blistering night temperature, you could strongly feel the heat from the fake explosions [AG, 09/19/2004]

[RA: It's back and it's still free! Tipster Rebecca Rowland sent us a link to the show's promo site. The new "Sirens of TI" 3-times nightly performance opened on Treasure Island's outdoor pirate ship in October, 2003. According to a press release, it features a musical "clash between a group of beautiful, tempting sirens and a band of renegade pirates." The pirate ship on The Strip still sinks every 90 minutes -- as it has since 1993. Some things never grow old....]

Las Vegas Treasure Island Pirate Battle - Gone

The pirate battle at Treasure Island casino is no longer there.The outside performance now features some silly dancing show called Sirens of Vegas or something.It is also free but don't waste your time.They are totally remodeling the casino.They are calling it TI and will do away with all the pirate motiffs that used to make it one of the funnest casinos to go to. Pathetic. [beth xavier, 02/14/2004]

Treasure Island -The Sirens of TI

The Buccaneer Bay Show at Treasure Island is gone and replaced with the "Sirens of TI". Vegas is moving toward more of the adult theme. [Greg, 11/16/2003]

Treasure Island Pirate Battle

The Pirate Ship Battle is something everyone knows BUT don't stand on the sidewalk with the stinking, child-toting masses. Cozy up to the Battle Bar and enjoy the show while comfortably seated at a table with a cold beer in your hand. Go through the front doors and take an immediate right and there it is. It's a better vantage point and so close you can feel the heat from the fire as the ship goes down ! [Tha Biz, 03/08/2003]