Sammy’s Showroom At Harrah’s Reno

Table seating made it hard to see without craning my neck. Dances were poorly choreographed. Drag queen was a disappointment. Waste of money.

I was in town from Colorado to see my girlfriend last Friday night and we saw Decadence, by Prestige Productions, at Sammy’s. Wow!!! We were amazed. The choreography, performers, and special effects were all phenomenal. The atmosphere was intimate and the cast had us wrapped around their fingers from start to finish. The show was non-​stop entertainment. Sexy, funny, talented, engaging… this group had it all!
Appropriate for anyone that wants to let loose and enjoy a Vegas style show, for a fraction of the price! Highly recommend for anyone looking for a fun date night, or a night out with a group of friends. I promise, you won’t regret it!

I love this showroom! Not a bad seat in the house, and great sound too!
The new show Decadence is fun and sexy without being raunchy. LOVED IT!
Beautiful cast of dancers! A must see!

I miss the glory days. Sammy’s is the quaint intimate showroom — the way it used to be in the 50’s and 60’s. I must say I really miss it. The singers and comedians that used to play to dressed up audiences how fabulous
Now the small theater changes show ideas every couple of months. It’s hosts magicians, show reviews and smaller comics. It is nice for the money to go in for almost two hours and see a cute show. And the «stars» still line up at the door and thank each person for coming
Nothing fancy but is close to home and a fun little outting for the night

I saw broadway show stoppers. It’s a fabulous show. I highly recommend seeing it. It had all kinds of music. The show is very entertaining. It will be running through September 29, 2014. The service is great. There is not a bad seat in the house.

I will say, «there is not a bad seat in the house». However, the quality of my last two shows weren’t that great and were very over priced for the performance. We saw Beattles vs Stones and Divas. Divas is advertised as Frank Morenos divas. But, he wasn’t there. I feel I was misled. Also, I think they send the second string performers for the out of town road trips. They keep the star performers for Vegas. Drink prices are a little to high too.

It is somewhere between three and four stars. I ended up bumping it down because it is looking a little dated and faded (as is most of Harrah’s) and the VIP seating (non-​diamond member) is not quite what I would consider VIP.
We recently went to see the Beatles vs Stones concert — hey, we are boomers, so it is a natural! For the most part we enjoyed the show. I thought the Stones Tribute group was much stronger than the Beatles Tribute group so in this case — Stones rule! The performance was overall enjoyable and professionally done (as it should be). There were lots of efforts by the performers to get the audience involved in the show.
The show room is surprisingly small which lends an intimacy to the performance. We had no trouble seeing the stage but we sat towards the middle in the front section.
I do not like the open seating particularly for «VIP» tickets. I guess the thinking is you come early and buy a drink or two, or three. We were given an option of a horseshoe booth (up a tier from the stage) or a table closer to the stage. We chose the table. The room was not full so we did have the table to ourselves, but there was a possibility of having to share. Another negative for VIP seating. The table is also set perpendicular to the stage so you have to turn your chair to be able to see the stage. One side almost has their back to the stage. The tables are very close together, so there is not a lot of room to maneuver.
The service and the staff are what could bring it up to a higher level. All were friendly and the servers did a nice job of keeping the drinks refreshed without interfering with the show. Orders were taken promptly and drinks brought in a timely manner.
I would come back again depending on the the show.

Went to see Beatles Vs. Stones … the show was very good. But the SERVICE was terrible. It was an HOUR before I received my first and only drink there. You are not allowed to bring anything to drink into the theater… OKAY, that is normal. I sat down, front center table… I could touch the stage. the tables on both sides of me had a round of drinks. They were brought their second round and the waitress passed me by to go to deliver the rest of her drinks. Eventually she came back to me, this was when the first song set was completing. I finally got my drink ONE HOUR into the show. I was so pissed. The rest of Harrah’s staff was so great… very disappointed and do not think I will ever go back to Sammy’s just because of this.

Came here to see the Beatles vs Stones show. Overall decent venue. Specialty drinks were relatively priced and satisfied my palette.
I am a diamond member so I didn’t have to wait in the long line to enter the venue and I was immediately seated in the lower section center aisle. Definitely helps to have nice player’s club status.
If you don’t have reserved seating, I’d recommend getting there earlier than later so you have a better shot of getting a center seat. However I think any seat in the house is decent enough. There really isn’t a bad seat in the house.

Harrahs Sammy’s showroom Beatles vs STONES General admission VIP seat policy is a lie and scam. I paid for gen adm VIP seats which were first come first serve, but when I arrived I was told that there were diamond reserved seats and I would have to sit off to the side. So I could sit in the lower priced seats if I wanted a booth or center seat.

On August 7, 2013 I saw «The Biggest Little Side Show» at the Sammy’s Showroom at Harrah’s Reno, NV. The show was excellent, the dancers were outstanding and extremely talented. The pole dancer was great. There was a lady who lit a torch and put the flames in her mouth and blew them out. And the highlight of the show was the lady who was the sword swallow-​er. She was truly amazing. She was unbelievable. The quiz show with four volunteers from the audience was ok. The seats had good views of the stage but were not comfortable. I wish there had been a magic act or two. Other than these last few comments it was great show with some extremely talented and funny people, and great dancers. I would recommend it to anyone.

We were in Reno so decided to go to see The Biggest Little Side Show at the Sammys Showroom at Harrahs Reno. it was a great show. The show room itself is a throw back to the past with both table and booth seating. Every seat however has a great view in this small theater. It was fun.
Not sure if I am a fan or not — but for this show I am. It will depend upon what they are showing there.

Took the parents and grandparents to the Four Tenors. Loved it!
I expected a much larger place when we walked in. Not sure of the capacity, but it probably seats a few hundred. Anyway — I love the ambiance. It’s a great theater and the sound and lighting were incredible. The service was fantastic both before and during the show and the staff really made us feel like we were special (no comment).
The IV Tenors were great, cant wait to go back and see the next show.