Suncoast Showroom

Had a really fun time seeing Sheena Easton here!
The room is pretty small, which is a really good thing! There is not a bad seat in the house! Table service, and non-​smoking, of course. Not the case walking in, I definitely second hand smoked a ½ pack getting there! But I live in Las Vegas, I am used to it… kinda…cough.
We chose the VIP seats and were seated right in front. Really! RIGHT IN FRONT!
I could have licked Sheena’s pumps. Although I am sure she is thankful that I did not. LOL
I did not really even know this room existed, now that I do, I will be looking for other fun shows to go to!

I saw the FAB FOUR on the 26^th. They were FANTASTIC ! The showroom is small (about 500 seats). I would recommend a Booth, much more comfortable than a Table IMO. Sound was pretty good, EZ access and no Long lines, Metal Detectors etc. A very Enjoyable experience. Just pick a Good act. Being a Beatles Fanatic, this was a no brainer. I do not like Cover/​Tribute Bands, but these Guys are the Exception !!! 10 Stars !

Nice, comfy venue with good seating. The table was roomy for a comedy show. I truly enjoyed seeing Kevin Nealon there. The cocktail waitresses weren’t imposing over the show.

I’ve stayed here a couple of times for the Osmond brothers. I stayed here this time for them too ! As part of my bday weekend… they have decent TV channels great view and the big plus is they have a fridge :-) …will be back again…

This was my first visit to Suncoast Showroom and I was pretty excited because I really enjoy the Texas Tenors I knew it was a small venue so no bad seats. Unfortunately, the air conditioning was inadequate which made it very uncomfortable and the sound system even worse. The video screens on either side of the stage were grainy.
Here were three guys with great voices putting on a show that was really strip-​worthy and my stereo sounds better than Suncoast Showroom (and I don’t have anything high-​end!) The guys were great, belted out the tunes, lots of humor but I kind of felt sorry for them. I could only imagine them showing up for a gig in Vegas only to be as disappointed as I was at the venue. Still… they gave it a great shot and I would love to see them again elsewhere.

I’ve been a fan of Ben Vereen for some time, and when his show came to the Suncoast recently I jumped at the chance, and it was the best ever. The Suncoast showroom is classic Vegas style with table seating, but it was a perfect setting for his style of song and dance. Only complaint was the online ticketing which tended to offer less then the best seating options. I suggest buying tickets at the box office if you can and choose the seating you prefer.

I recently saw The Comedians of Chelsea Lately here. We paid about $ 30 for each ticket and were in the back booths. We could still see the performers very clearly because this is a small theater. One thing I would recommend is choosing a center booth if possible. A lot of the seats are at tables, so you would have to turn your neck… I hate that. The booths are comfortable, seat 4, and waitresses come often for drinks.
I would definitely see another show here! Small, intimate, theaters are my favorite and especially here in Vegas!
Tip: The steakhouse inside the restaurant is pretty good and has a nice view of the strip. It’s fine dining but not as expensive as steakhouses on the strip.
Tip: Parking lots are super close parking if you don’t want to valet.

Saw American Idol finalist Casey Abrams here. It’s a nice medium sized show room. The stage is nicely proportionate to the viewing area. The décor is pretty simple. The lighting is really good and on point with the music.
Now for the most important thing of any showroom. The acoustics. Outstanding. From the very first note all the way to last, it was crisp and just at right level. Not too loud, not too soft. What drives me crazy are any technical difficulties like feedback and one mic louder than the other. This night, everything was spot on. Of course, the talent level of the performers helps a lot too.
This performance was what I would call unpredictable but in a really good way. Casey was singing some of his songs and improvising at the same time. For example, on several songs he would incorporate other songs into it. You think it shouldn’t work but he really did a good job of mixing it in. Like I said above, the overall sound was great and combined with a great singer, everything sounded divine.
Now for the one negative. The chairs we sat in were very uncomfortable. Yes it was padded, but about halfway through the show, my butt was starting to go numb. They had booths as well but who knows if those were comfortable.
This was my first time here and I actually had a good time. I just wished they had better seating so that I could have fully enjoyed it.

I attended a Sunday night show (The Comedians of Chelsea Lately) and sat in the back in a booth. There was lots of confusion with seating, and the booths really aren’t well marked. It wasn’t a full house, and the audience demographic was older
(to be expected at the Suncoast).
I have to compare this venue with the South Point’s showroom, since they both cater to locals and show and drink prices are similar. The Suncoast venue itself is fine, I agree that all seats are good, even in the back. Getting a drink is another story. There’s no bar in the showroom (boo!) so you’re at the mercy of the servers. It wasn’t long after I was seated before a server came to the table, but it was a long wait for the drinks. Way long.
A glass of wine is $ 5, so not bad. Have to give the win to the South Point Showroom for having a bar and quicker service.
Oh, and the South Point’s showroom tickets have a free drink coupon to be used after the show. Time for the Suncoast to take notice and match this deal!

We’ve attended several shows at this venue, the most recent being Clint Holmes at Christmas, which we’ve seen for the past four years. Off point, but a great show and I’m sorry to see him move to another venue next year (Smith Center). In any event, the Showroom’s «intimate» enough so that almost any seat’s a good one; the shows we attend we enjoy; the sound’s great… really couldn’t ask for more. Oh, it’s generally nicely priced. I think we paid $ 25 a ticket for the last one. My only criticism is that I wish more people in Vegas would dress appropriately for shows: Fanny Packs shouldn’t be allowed.
At the end of the day, if you go to a show here, no matter where you sit, you’ll see it and enjoy it, assuming you enjoy the entertainment. Norm K’s review’s on target with regard to seating.

The Suncoast Showroom is one of the «classic» Las Vegas showrooms with tables seating 6 or 8 people 3 or 4 on each side. There are also a number of booths that seat 4 at the back of each Tier.
The showroom is sectioned into three Tiers. More expensive seats are in Tier I and the cheaper seats are in Tier 3. Since the showroom seats about 500 people, there really isn’t a seat that’s bad. There are some seats that are more uncomfortable. I generally go to the box office and buy a ticket for a seat that’s at the railing of a Tier 3 table. That way, there is no one’s head in front of me to inhibit my view.
Seating like this can be tight as the chairs are close together, but at most shows, the people around you move the chairs and all get to be a bit more comfortable.
The shows at the Suncoast tend to be entertainers who are older or who aren’t as well known as some entertainers. I have seen 23 shows in this room over the years, and while I like theatre seating better, the Suncoast is close to home and offers a good mix of entertainment from gray hairs like me.

Back in April we had out of town guests had dinner at Oyster Bar heard great music and decided to check it out, we have been to the lounge before but didn’t like the band, but this time we stayed all night, I had a hard time getting my husband off the dance floor, the name of the band was Familiar Faces. We are trying to find out when they will be playing again, I have called Suncoast and they have no schedule for them. I want to get back out there and bring our friends.