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Opened in 1999, this pioneering Integrated Resort, The Venetian brings the romance of Venice to the Las Vegas Strip. The architecture is remarkable, featuring near-perfect replicas of iconic Venetian landmarks, from hand-painted frescoes to the Grand Colonnade's intricate floor patterns. here, guests can glide along indoor canals on gondola rides, be serenaded by singing gondoliers, and enjoy a luxurious trip by the island city. The resort offers luxurious all-suite accommodations with the expansive Sands Expo and numerous performance areas - a unique mix of leisure and business.
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About the Venetian, Las Vegas
The Resort hosts several theater spaces along with massive ballrooms and meeting areas that host a variety of productions throughout the year.
- Venetian Theatre: Hosts major performances, concerts, and shows with a seating capacity of around 1,800. The theater offers excellent views from all three sections, with premium seats on the orchestra level offering the best experience.
- The Palazzo Theatre: The second primary venue inside the complex, with a seating capacity of approximately 1,800. The space can also be converted into a banquet, cocktail, or open layout for different events.
- Sphere at The Venetian: This is a one-of-a-kind space that has redefined what entertainment means in the city. It features a 360-degree wrap-around screen and can seat up to 18,600.
- Voltaire: A chic night-time venue that specializes in live music and comedy shows and can seat up to 1,000 patrons.
- Summit Showroom: Features a seating capacity of approximately 800 across two levels, perfect for smaller, more intimate performances.
- Grand Canal Shoppes: The Atomic Saloon differs from a traditional theater in its location inside the shopping area. It offers flexible seating arrangements inside a restaurant-night club style interior, accommodating up to 204 guests.
Know before you go
- Address: 3355 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109.
- Bus: RTC buses, including the Deuce on The Strip, SDX, and other local routes, stop near the resort. The Deuce offers 24/7 service along the Strip, with a stop right at The Venetian.
- Monorail: The nearest station is Harrah's/The LINQ, about a 10-minute walk. The monorail is convenient for avoiding Strip traffic.
- Taxi: Drop-off points are available at the main entrance, ensuring quick and easy access.
- Recommended route: We recommend traveling by bus to avoid traffic and congestion on popular routes.
Frequently asked questions about The Venetian, Las Vegas
When did The Venetian open?
The Venetian opened in 1999, in place of the Sands Hotel.
What is the seating capacity of the Venetian Theatre?
The Venetian Theatre has a seating capacity of approximately 1,800.
Is there a monorail stop nearby?
Yes, the closest station is Harrah's/The LINQ, about a 10-minute walk away.
Are there gondola rides available?
Yes, visitors can enjoy indoor and outdoor gondola rides along the Grand Canal Shoppes.
What type of shows are hosted here?
You can choose from various shows, including concerts, comedy acts, and magic shows at the Venetian Theatre and Palazzo Theatre. Nightclubs and bars such as TAO and the Dorsey are also great for live acts.
Is parking available?
Yes, both self-parking and valet parking are available. Self-parking costs $18/day for registered hotel guests and visitors Monday-Thursday, and $23/day for visitors Friday-Sunday. Valet parking is $40/day.
Are there accessible facilities?
Yes, The Venetian provides accessible parking, seating, wheelchair rentals, and restrooms adapted to ensure patrons with disabilities can have a comfortable visit.
Can I book restaurants in advance?
Yes, it is highly recommended to book dining reservations in advance, especially for popular spaces.
What are some nearby dining options?
The property hosts many great dining options including Matteo's Ristorante Italiano, CUT by Wolfgang Puck, SUSHISAMBA, and Mott 32.