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Rio Hotel & Casino - Las Vegas, Nevada

The Rio Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas exhibits a carnival atmosphere. It starts with their building colors, which makes the Rio Casino easy to spot. The Rio Casino is located off the Las Vegas Strip about 1 mile or so. If you stay at the Rio Hotel, you could venture onto the Las Vegas Strip, if you wanted to, by cab or bus ride. It only takes a minute to get there. Once at the Rio Hotel & Casino, you might not want to leave. The Rio features excellent gaming options, super food and excellent entertainment for all. The hotel rooms at the Rio are roomy, classy and very affordable.

Entertainment at the Rio

The Rio Casino is your source for entertainment. There are so many possibilities that it’s virtually impossible not to find something to your liking. The Rio is home to the nationally known Pen and Teller show. Pen and Teller perform nightly, with the exception of Tuesdays. Ladies, are you looking for something a little more risqué? If so, the Chippendales is the show you want to enjoy. The Chippendales perform nightly, with the exception of Wednesdays. Tickets start at just $34.95. Guys, the Rio has you covered as well. When there, take a peek at their show, Erocktica. It’s sexy, topless and it’s definitely Las Vegas.

Carnival World Buffet

The Carnival World Buffet at the Rio is legendary. Many believe it help set off the current trend in buffets. The Carnival World Buffet features fine cuisine from many cultures. If you love desserts, the Carnival World Buffet is your home. The Carnival World Buffet features more than 70 varieties of pies, cakes and pastries—all homemade. They even have Gelato! Overseeing it all is top chef, Randy Sebastien—a National Pastry Championship winner. The Carnival World Buffet at the Rio is a class act.

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