A Marvelous Masquerade at Rio Las Vegas

If you are looking for entertainment while in Las Vegas the Rio All Suite Hotel and Casino is definitely a great place to start. As one of the hottest Las Vegas entertainment destinations, the Rio offers quite a variety for visitors.

For starters, the Masquerade Show in the Sky is held daily at 3 PM, 4 PM, 5 PM, 6:30 PM, 7:30 PM, 8:30 PM and 9:30 PM in the Masquerade Village. The show features all the excitement of Brazils Carnivale, and is touted to be the best free show in Las Vegas. It features state of the art floats that are suspended from the ceiling and parade above the casino. It also features performers with exotic masks and costumes that entertain the crowd with music and dance. If you would like to become part of the action, you can hitch a ride on one of the floats or wear a costume unique to each parade. In order to participate, you must be at least 16 years of age (or accompanied by a parent or guardian) at least 36 tall, able to walk up three flights of stairs without assistance, and be able to be at the front of Masquerade Village thirty minutes prior to the show. Tickets for the floats are $12.95 per person.

After the show, the party continues on as 94 bevertainers serve you cocktails with a smile and the occasional song and dance number on one of the min stages throughout the casino.

If Carnivale is not quite your thing, the Rio offers other entertainment options for you. Prince has a new nightclub, 3121. It is a very elegant venue, and you can see him perform every weekend. The artist serves as the clubs artistic director, and books his favorite acts for truly unique performances.

If comedy is more your thing, you will not want to miss Penn and Teller, an Emmy award winning comedy magic duo. The team has been entertaining audiences for 30 years on Broadway and national TV, and now audiences can enjoy their funny and off beat show while at the Rio.

If you are in the mood for romance, you can decide to attend Tony n Tinas Wedding, a smash hit comedy that blurs the line between performers and their audience. The unpredictable show features improvisation and interactive audience participation that makes each performance a unique experience. You will also enjoy a champagne toast and Italian buffet dinner while you enjoy the show.

For a girls night out or the ultimate bachelorette party, you will not want to miss the Chippendales. This show features 12 physically perfect male dancers. The men are a sure hit with the women, with a series of very sexy yet tasteful routines that are designed to sum up the wide range of female fantasies. Keep in mind that this show is for women ages 18 years and older only.

If a night out at the Rio has left you feeling less than your best, you can recuperate the next day at the Rio Spa. This is the place to relax and renew your self while in Las Vegas. The spa offers all of the latest features in massage, body, facial, and salon services. The staff is we qualified and read to pay attention to even the smallest details to ensure that your stay is unparalleled. If you need to get ready for the big nightlife that the Rio has to offer they can take care of that as well, with a full range of services including haircuts, color, perms, highlights, manicures, pedicures, makeup application, and waxing.

If you are ready to enjoy some of the best nightlife that Las Vegas has to offer, a trip to the Rio should definitely be on your list.

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