Venetian Theatre At The Venetian Las Vegas

First off. This theater is gorgeous! Beyond words. The decor is ornate and I really wish they'd bring back Phantom again. Second, the staff is super helpful and professional. Everything ran like a well oiled machine. No real food service other than basic drinks and snacks. But still a good selection and not too horribly priced. 10/10. I will definitely go see shows here that I like! Just seeing the theater itself was worth it. Seating was comfy, sound was impeccable and I don't think there is a bad seat in the house. The theater isn't huge, it's very intimate and romantic!

What a gorgeous theater. I wish I was here when Phantom of the Opera starring Sierra Boggess was here. If it's the same chandelier from that production, it's still here and it is glorious. Came here to see Chicago perform. Beautiful venue, comfortable seats, and great views.

Very nice venue. This used to be the Theatre for the Phantom of the Opera back about 15 or more years ago, a residency like the Cirque shows. Anyhow it's an oppulent place, reminds me of the theatres on Broadway. It's quite intimate, not too large with the orchestra section and a mezzanine. We recently went to the Earth, Wind, and Fire show and Sat on the first row of the mezzanine and it was great! Sound was great, it's not quite top notch but worth going to the concerts there Couple of drawbacks: 1) The bathrooms are located on the main level so if you're seated in the mezzanine, you'll have to go down the stairs. Do not take the elevators, it's a long wait.2) Be prepared to pay $$$ for drinks!!!

Gayle, Erin, Jim, and I went to see the B52s last night at the Venetian Theater. This group has been around for 45 years and the age of the crowd mostly followed. An early question I have regarding Legacy bands is whether they still have it. In this case, absolutely! So did the audience, as many of us (including me) danced our asses off to the tunes of Private Idaho, Love Shack, and Rock Lobster. The opening act was a number of fun mashups by DJ Cummerbund. Near the end of his set, "Time Warp" (It's just a jump to the leftAnd then a step to the right) rolled right into the main attraction. We sat in the first row balcony, of which our fellow concert goers were a little less "get up and dance" than the folks on the floor. That improved significantly as the 13 song set (plus 3 more during encore) continued into the night. Sightlines were good, as were the acoustics (albeit a bit brassy at times). And the lines for the merch afterwards were long.This solid show ended past our bedtime, but with our rock lobster-fueled energy, heading over to a nightclub (for more dancing) could have been an option. It was a great night out.

This is a very nice theater. The sound was great and I don't think there's a bad seat in the house. However, pay attention to the bartenders!!!! They will fleece you if you don't scrutinize the receipt. We stopped by the upstairs bar before the concert. Ordered 2 white wines and a beer. Admittedly, I did not check the total. I put it on my credit card and later found the charge was $75.83!!! I know prices on the strip are high. I live here, I'm well aware of it. But this guy added a $20+ tip for himself for pouring 2 cups of wine and opening a can of beer! Lesson learned.Again, real nice place, just watch out for the snakes.

Earth, Wind & Fire with 700+ geriatrics in the house!This was my first time at the Venetian Theatre. Inside is a cozy interior with only a little over 700+ seating capacity. There is an orchestra and a balcony section and not a bad seat in the house. The interior aesthetics and features are beautiful (Phantom of the Opera would be perfect in this theatre). The acoustics were great from where we were seated (front center at Section 2, Row Q).The distance between the rows were not tight and are spaced out nicely which can be cumbersome when you have people coming in and out (our seats were at the end of the row). The aisles were pretty wide for ease of flow of foot traffic. The ushers were very helpful in helping guests locate their seats.The Venetian Hotel/Casino was busy that evening with U2 also having a concert at the Sphere. We used VIP parking because we were already running late. We originally thought the theatre was close to the Sands Showroom where we watched Human Nature about 3x (FYI: they have since moved to performing at the South Point Showroom).Overall pleasant first time experience at the Venetian Theatre.Review #3221

Love this Venue. Very easy to get in and out of. Not a bad seat in the whole place. I've sat in multiple sections here for different shows and I've never been disappointed. Cashless theatre, so make sure you have your card if you want snacks and drinks.

I'd actually give it a 3.5 if I could. Don't get me wrong, it's a great theatre: intimate, comfortable seating, great acoustics, great views throughout. Saw the Styx show 1/27 and it was a fantastic show.What I did witness was what others had written in reviews about letting people from the back stand right in front of the stage and in the aisleways. I didn't have front row seats so it didn't affect my view, but had I paid a lot for front row seats as others had written about to see a favorite band I'd be pissed.Another complaint are the prices the bar is charging for the drinks at the theatre. My daughter paid $40 for her drink. Obviously things will be expensive in Vegas but that's ridiculous.

Did you know the Venetian Theatre was home to Phantom Of The Opera for six years before transitioning to concerts? Either did I.. I came here for the first time to catch the B52's concert. The Theatre is a tri-level space that is spacious yet keeps that intimate feel . The AC and sound system were both great. The seats were comfortable. They also have two large screens that are on either side of the stage great for the close up views. The ushers I dealt with were very polite and assisted in helping find the assigned seats . There are bars located on each level, but get ready to pay an arm and a leg. I paid $51 for two tall cans and a cup of ice. Better to just drink out in the casino before entering the venue.The only reason I'm knocking off one star is for the restroom location in the venue. It's horrible! Be prepared to take three flights of stairs down to the basement if you need the restroom. I was lucky to only need to go number 1 and it still took me 15 minutes to get back to my seat. They do have an elevator but you can imagine the line to jump on . It was faster to just take the shlep down the stairs

3.5* review....went for the Lewis Black comedy show and it was my first time in this venue. The theatre itself is very nice, smaller, so much more intimate than some of the larger theaters in town. Seating is comfortable and there is ample legroom in each row. The ushers were friendly and directed you to your proper seat. The sound was good for this particular show. Be prepared to be gouged at the bar however, two beers were $50 after the included tax and 18% gratuity!! If ever in this venue again that mistake will not be repeated...looking ahead there are some good concerts and comedy shows on the horizon so this place does a steady rotation...could see a return trip in future but will forego the bar next time....RECOMMEND