V Theater

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V Theater is a Las Vegas entertainment venue inside the Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood, hosting multiple comedy, magic, variety, tribute, and specialty shows each night.

Las Vegas, NV
Owned by V Theater Group, LLC

About V Theater

V Theater is a multi-theater entertainment complex located inside the Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood on the Las Vegas Strip. Owned and operated by V Theater Group, LLC, it presents a large roster of shows including V – The Ultimate Variety Show, Zombie Burlesque, The Mentalist, tribute acts, magic shows, and comedy productions, making it one of the busiest show venues on the Strip by number of performances per day.([vtheater.com](https://vtheater.com/?utm_source=openai))

A charge with a descriptor like “GDP*V THEA” or similar typically corresponds to tickets or related purchases for a show at V Theater, whether bought online through their website, over the phone, at the box office, or via an affiliated ticketing partner. Customers may see charges for single-show tickets, multi-show packages, upgrades (such as VIP seating), taxes and fees, or same‑day purchases made in the Miracle Mile Shops box office area. In some cases, small temporary authorization holds may appear when a card is used to secure reservations or verify payment details, especially for phone or online orders.

If you have questions about a V Theater charge, the best first step is to check your email for ticket confirmations from vtheater.com, as well as any text confirmations from the booking. You can also review your trip itinerary or receipts if you visited Planet Hollywood or Miracle Mile Shops around the transaction date. For further help, contact V Theater’s box office or customer service using the contact details listed on their official website, referencing the last four digits of your card, transaction date, and amount. If you do not recognize the transaction after checking with family or travel companions, you can ask V Theater to look up the order by name, email, or card, and as a last resort dispute the charge with your card issuer if it appears unauthorized.

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These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to V Theater.

  1. GDP*V Thea 5030 W. Oquendo Roa Las Vegas NVUS

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge labeled “GDP*V THEA” or similar on my card statement?

This descriptor usually indicates a ticket purchase or related fee for a show at V Theater in the Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood, Las Vegas. The “GDP*” or similar prefix can reflect the payment processor, while the “V THEA” portion refers to V Theater. Review your recent or upcoming Las Vegas trips to see if you or someone in your party bought show tickets there.

What kinds of purchases can result in a V Theater charge?

V Theater charges commonly come from buying tickets to shows such as V – The Ultimate Variety Show, Zombie Burlesque, magic, tribute, or comedy shows.([vtheater.com](https://vtheater.com/?utm_source=openai)) You might also see charges for multi‑show packages, VIP or preferred seating upgrades, taxes and service fees, or same‑day walk‑up purchases at the box office inside Miracle Mile Shops.

How can I verify what show or tickets my V Theater charge is for?

Search your email inbox (including spam/junk) for receipts or confirmations from vtheater.com or from the ticketing partner you used, matching the charge date and amount. If you still can’t find details, visit vtheater.com or call the box office and ask them to look up your order by your name, email address, and the last four digits of the card used, along with the approximate date and amount of the transaction.

Does V Theater use authorization holds, and why might I see a small temporary charge?

When you book online or over the phone, V Theater’s payment processor may place a small temporary authorization hold to verify your card before finalizing ticket payment. This can appear as a pending transaction and typically drops off automatically within a few business days, leaving only the final ticket charge on your statement.

Can I get a refund or change my tickets for a V Theater show?

Refund and exchange policies vary by show and ticket type, and some tickets may be non‑refundable or only changeable up to a certain time before showtime. To request a refund or change, contact V Theater’s box office directly using the information on vtheater.com, provide your confirmation number, and ask about options for rescheduling, credits, or refunds for your specific booking.

How do I contact V Theater about a billing or ticket issue?

Go to vtheater.com and navigate to the Contact or FAQ section for current phone numbers and email addresses for the box office and customer support.([vtheater.com](https://vtheater.com/faq?utm_source=openai)) When you reach out, include your full name, the email used to book, show name and date, and a screenshot or details of the charge so the team can quickly locate your order.

Could a family member’s or travel companion’s purchase appear as a V Theater charge on my card?

Yes. If your spouse, partner, friend, or another member of your travel party used your card (or a card saved in a shared account) to buy show tickets, that transaction will appear as a V Theater charge on your statement. Check with anyone who had access to your card during your Las Vegas trip before assuming the charge is fraudulent.

What should I do if I don’t recognize a V Theater charge and can’t find any related tickets?

First, double‑check your travel dates, email confirmations, and with anyone who might have used your card. If you still don’t recognize the transaction, contact V Theater’s box office to see if they can locate the order by card details and confirm what was purchased. If they cannot find a matching legitimate order or you believe the transaction is fraudulent, immediately contact your card issuer to report the issue and initiate a dispute or card replacement as needed.

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