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Las Vegas Shows at the Rio

5 shows just off the Strip — from $38. Everything playing at the Rio, headlined by the long-running Penn & Teller, compared in one place with real prices and no added fees.

5shows tracked
$38cheapest ticket
Off-Strip3700 W Flamingo Rd
The rundown

Off the Strip, on for value

The Rio sits just west of the Strip — about a mile off the main drag on Flamingo Road — and that's exactly why it's a value play: the shows are strong and the crowds are thinner. The anchor is a Las Vegas institution: Penn & Teller have headlined the Rio for decades, one of the longest-running residencies in town.

Around them, the lineup is refreshingly eclectic: the sci-fi burlesque parody The Empire Strips Back, the WOW – The Vegas Spectacular production, a Las Vegas outpost of New York's famous Comedy Cellar, and the Marriage Can Be Murder dinner mystery. It's a quick rideshare from the Strip, and the trade-off is easier parking and a little more elbow room.

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Good to know

Planning your night

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Where it is

Off-Strip at 3700 W Flamingo Rd — about a mile west of the Strip. A quick rideshare or drive; parking is easier than the Strip resorts.

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The theaters

Penn & Teller and Empire Strips Back have their own theaters; WOW plays the Rio Showroom; Comedy Cellar and the Marriage Can Be Murder dinner show round out the Masquerade Village level.

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Best value

Comedy Cellar and The Empire Strips Back both land in the high $30s — strong nights out for well under the Penn & Teller headline price.

Questions

Rio shows — FAQ

The Rio hosts 5 shows we track, headlined by the long-running Penn & Teller. Around them are The Empire Strips Back parody, WOW – The Vegas Spectacular, a Comedy Cellar outpost, and the Marriage Can Be Murder dinner mystery. Tickets run about $38 to $95.

Comedy Cellar and The Empire Strips Back are the lowest, both in the high $30s — good value for an off-Strip night with thinner crowds.

No — the Rio sits just west of the Strip at 3700 W Flamingo Road, about a mile off the main drag. It's a quick rideshare or drive, and the trade-off is smaller crowds and easier parking.

Penn & Teller have headlined the Rio for decades — it's one of the most established residencies in Las Vegas and the main reason most people make the short trip off-Strip.

Penn & Teller and weekend dates sell through, so booking a few days ahead is smart. The smaller-room shows often have closer-in availability.

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