Attended another great concert here and one of our favorite venues because of its size, decor, seating, staff, lights, sound and variety of bands and performers that appear here. The Goo Goo Dolls put on an energetic, entertaining and amazing concert and we had a fun time. Definitely, the venue to see concerts and coming later this summer and fall they are bringing Mrs. Doubtfire and the Book of Mormon Broadway productions. read more

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This is a very cool theater! We sat 6th row for the Goo Goo Dolls residency on the 2nd night. We had vip tickets for the first time, the drinks inside are very expensive - $20 and no NA beers, but since we were vip and had an hour in between they let you go in and out as often as you like so we walked around got a drink watched the end of the Sabres game beating the Montreal Canadiens in the 6th game - game 7 back in Buffalo! It was a great day and the Goo Goo Dolls were amazing as always!! read more

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Cool, smaller venue made to look like an older theater. Saw Cheap Trick and it was an intimate setting thanks to the size of the theater. read more

VENETIAN THEATER - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Went to see the Shin Lim magic show at the Venetian. The show was great but I had a frustrating experience with the box office. The theatre staff would not let my boyfriend in because he was carrying a large backpack. I tried to get a refund through the box office but they were unable to refund me because the ticket was transferred in Ticketmaster from a friend. I would be wary of the venues bag policy and purchasing large group tickets. read more

Came to see the B-52s. Great show, great sound. The theater is ornate, reminding me of classic downtown theaters elsewhere, but of course this is fairly new. Seats were comfy, and easy to get to. I was in the front of the balcony, great view. Snacks and drinks outside, those and restrooms were easy to get to. Staff were nice (one officious security guy though.) I'd definitely come back. Easy to find, restaurants nearby in the casino, a convenience store right outside for more snacks. read more

Very pretty property, seat are folding chairs so they kinda cram you in but not uncomfortable. Bar drinks are real pricey but that's typical anymore. read more

Absolutely amazing venue, small and intimate. No bad seat in the house, absolutely gorgeous as well. Sounds great. Highly recommend, and would return, the staff was very friendly and helpful as well read more

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A beautiful venue with great sound and lights. Comfortable seating with good legroom. Very friendly and helpful staff. Ridiculously expensive snacks and drinks. read more

VENETIAN THEATER - View from Sec. 108, row JJ, seat 24 - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Overpriced $20 for can of warm beer. Line for bar is 20 minutes. Show started 15 minutes late. Awful front person shilling BS for personal info. Usher was completely clueless is his own theater read more

The Venetian Theater is a VERY nice venue to attend a concert. I wish I had snapped a few pics inside the venue because it really is gorgeous inside. As depicted in my pics, we were there to see The B52's with DJ Cummerbund as the opener. I was skeptical at first about DJ Cummerbund, but he won me over pretty quick. His thing is mashups of songs from different genres along with mashups of the videos. He is brilliant at it. If you get the chance to see him, do it! The B52's did not disappoint, and I was happy to finally see them again after many years. Anyway. . . . The lighting and sound were world class. The staffers we encountered were all friendly and helpful. I would not hesitate to see another show there. So why not five stars? This would have been a five star review but for the fairly outrageous prices for beverages. Cheers! read more

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Beautiful venue. They designed the seating well so that everyone has a view between people vs. staring at the back of someone's head. We saw Bonnie Raitt in concert and of course, she and the band were amazing. I'm guessing they brought their own audio gear, but the audio was excellent. The theater is stickler in regard to not taking pictures or videos. On one hand, I like that people are focused on the artist and not technology and on the other hand I like to capture the memory with a few pictures. Great evening. read more

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This theater is stunning. And balcony seats have amazing views too. Sound is great a well. I saw that there weren't an lot of reviews for this theater and I like to see what they inside looks like before I purchase tickets. read more

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Wow, what a beautiful theater! And not a bad seat in the house! Even when you're in the balcony, the view is still great! I've seen a few shows here and they've all been wonderful! Comfy seats and great acoustics too! Really can't go wrong with anything shown in here! read more

Well, I really liked the facility in and of itself but one of their employees managed to ruin my evening completely, or at least put in motion the events that ruined my evening. My kids bought me tickets to see the B52's for my birthday. I never actually saw the tickets because my wife had them so I had no opportunity to read the fine print about camera rules. We arrived at the theater and took the elevator to the balcony because I had twisted my knee earlier and didn't want to hike up the stairs. We found our seats and enjoyed the DJ who was the opening act. Eventually, the band came out and began to play. They sounded great and we were enjoying the show. I decided to snap a pic to send my daughters to show them that I was enjoying their thoughtful gift. I was immediately descended upon by an usher telling me that I could not take video. I tried to explain that I was just taking a picture but I'm not sure what was heard. I looked around and counted a couple dozen people that I could see from my seat taking videos and they were not talked to at all. I was siting in an aisle seat so I guess I was a softer target or something . I decided I was going to go ahead and get my pic since they didn't seem to care about anyone else who was actually taking video. The usher specifically had said "video" so I assumed a picture was OK. At this point, the middle aged, Concert-Karen sitting behind me took it upon herself to enter the discussion. She got in my face and told me i wasn't supposed to take video. I again tried to explain that I was just taking a picture but she either didn't hear me or didn't care. I told her she should let everyone who was taking video know as well because now i was starting to get mad. At this point she started kicking the back of my seat repeatedly. I am a large man and she was a short lady so when I turned around and glared at her, she opted to be less overt and stopped doing that but she did start clapping as close to my ears as she could. My dad was an audiologist and one of my best friends owns several hearing aid centers. I know that doing this can damage one's hearing. I already have some hearing loss but wasn't wearing my hearing aids this evening as I was at a concert and didn't want to blast my own ears. My wife took notice of the clapping and turned around and glared at her. She continued to do it repeatedly for about 25 minutes and I was getting madder by the second. The concert ended and it was my intention to deal with her at the end of the show. As most bullies do, even the tiny, female, middle aged sort, the minute that the show ended, she jumped up and trucked it out of there as fast as she could so she wouldn't have to deal with the consequences of her behavior. My wife and I went out and took the stairs down and we did see signs saying that video was not allowed but we checked our tickets and it said nothing about it there. Again, I was very angry but I figured that she had just run off like the coward that she clearly is. As we walked through the casino though, I spotted her because she was wearing a distinctive dress. I decided to go the psychology route and make her feel guilty about being an insufferable hag so I walked up to her and tried to explain to her that I was taking a picture, not video and it was to show appreciation to my daughters. She waved her hand in my face so close that she may have been trying to slap me or at least make me think she was going to slap me and yelled at me that she "didn't care". I kept talking so she did it again a couple of times so at that point, I lost my temper and called her some regrettable names that would have gotten my mouth washed out with soap if my mother had been around to hear them. Her behavior indicated that she had no interest in the truth of the situation. She was just a bully trying to make trouble. Luckily for her, I have better than average self control and I would never hit a woman or whatever the hell she is. I guess we're not supposed to assume people's genders but she looked pretty fragile so I gave her the benefit of the doubt. I won't try to assume her species or the ratio of fecal to brain matter in her haggy, unpleasant head. I turned around and started to walk away but that emboldened her and she started yelling curse words at me as I walked away. Mike Tyson said that the problem with people these days is that they don't get punched in the face as often as they should when they act like this. I'm over 6' tall so I don't have a lot of people pushing their luck with me but this was a particularly stupid person who doesn't recognize possible danger. I don't regard Mike Tyson as any sort of philosopher or social commentator but he definitely nailed that one. Luckily for Concert-Karen, aside from calling her some pretty rough names, I'm not going to hit a woman unless she hits me first and that would only be enough to subdue her and stop the hitting. Big fail to the venue for setting this in motion. read more

VENETIAN THEATER - Venues & Event Spaces Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Please stop encouraging patrons to stand. You pay for a seat to watch a show. Once the person in front of you stands up you get a great view of their backside which ripples throughout the entire theater. This isn't rocket science read more

Myself and two of my Buddies got third row tickets over 5 months ago for the Styx concert that took place on September 26 and we were very excited for the concert date. We all 3 met in Las Vegas on Friday night and we were making a weekend out of it to celebrate our 50 years of friendship. Unfortunately, one of our party came down with COVID on the morning of September 26, and since we were all in the same hotel room, we decided, out of an abundance of caution, that none of us would be able to attend the concert. Still today, two of us remain asymptomatic and feeling fine, but we did not want to risk spreading any infections. I realize this is an unusual situation, albeit an unfortunate one, but the Venetian is not even willing to refund some of the money I spent on the tickets! Not even credit for a future show or hotel credit or anything! It is simply very frustrating to just throw away over $1000 for doing a good deed for all my fellow Styx fans attending the concert last night. All 3 of us could have put our masks on and attended the concert, but we knew that was not the right thing to do. I cannot in good conscience give a good rating for that kind of treatment. #boycottvenetian read more