Orleans Showroom

My wife and I Went to see air supply at the New Orleans casino
Las Vegas, Nevada
thanks to a good friend of ours
it was my first time seeing they’ve been around for a long time
they put an amazing show on there’s still good performers
got the people really into it and the band was fantastic

You Have to see Dana Carvey here! It’s like being back in LA at The Comedy Store… Very personal and engaging vibe. It’s a great venue for comedy. Dana rocks it and kills his SNL routines … He’s definitely not a disappointment to meet like some others are. He’s genuine. Just don’t sit in the front row … Standard Comedy Store Rules apply … You’ll be the center of a few jokes. Haha all in fun. But that’s the cool vibe of this venue… You’re not «safe» anywhere! ;)

First time here I saw comedian Stephen Wright. Have always seen him on numerous HBO comedy specials over the years so seeing him live should be a treat.
The theater itself has a nice cozy setting about it. I would say you can probably fit at least 500 attendees. The seats are comfortable and you have access to cup holders that’s located on the back of the seats in front of you. The lighting and sound was pretty good but then again it was just for a standup comedy show. I have heard of numerous bands playing here like Air Supply and the The Temptations so I cannot comment on how the sound truly is until I see a band here.
Some useful info. If you have your ticket already and stand in front of the showroom entrance long enough you just might have a promoter or two upgrade your tix for better ones since they usually hold some of the better tix for the high rollers which dont always show up. On this night, we got lucky for we were still waiting for two more people before going in to the showroom. One of the promoters noticed us just standing there so she offered us better tix since we had ours in hand already. The bathroom is to the right of the theater. You cant bring anything that’s glass so they have plastic cups conveniently located on tables as you make your entrance. The box office is conveniently located to the left of the entrance. Also make sure this is where your show is supposed to be and not at the Orleans Arena. I made the mistake of making my way to the arena assuming that the show was there.
Overall I had a great time. I just gotta remember where this is located. I think any show would be nice to watch here.
Unilocal 2015 Review #37
536 overall

Great showroom, not huge. Comfy seats. My husband is especially wide and they accommodated him comfortably. If you are in a seat at the outer rim, you might have to turn your neck a bit to see the stage, so if you have neck problems. make sure you are in one of the 3 center sections. The sound system is good and the temperature is too. We have been to 5 shows here so far and each has been a good experience. You can bring in outside drinks, but they must be in a plastic container. There are plastic cups set up outside the showroom for you to transfer your liquids from a glass container. The ushers are friendly.

«Do you want to see The Osmonds?» my husband asked. I knew the name should have invoked instant recognition, but it eluded me. I figured that even if they were a bunch of old geezers (like us!), it would probably be an okay show. And the tickets were free, thanks to LV House Seats.
The showroom was nice, with comfy seats and drink holders. I appreciated being able to bring in our wine, poured into plastic cups by the ticket takers. And we got third row seats, not far off center.
When the show started, out came three guys, backed by a 5-​piece band. Two of them looked alike, and looked very familiar. The «D-​oh» moment came when the family slide show started behind them while they were singing their first number. The Osmonds. As in Osmond Brothers. Think Donny and Marie! Oh, THOSE Osmonds.
Slowly, the onion layers of my brain pulled away, and I did remember watching them on TV when I was a kid. The nine kids, seven of whom performed, all the time! They never were my cup of tea, and I had no recollection of the songs they sang during the show that were supposedly their big hits. What did I expect? The hippie from Brooklyn (that would be me) wasn’t exactly fan fodder for entertainers who ultimately performed in Branson, MO.
Still, in my kinder, gentler middle age (give or take), they were entertaining and engaging. I guess the highlight of the show came at the end, when they introduced Donny, who was in the audience (we had much better seats!). He came onstage and joined his brothers for the last number.
Much as it pains my hip sensibilities to admit it, a good time was had by all.

We went to see the Tempations at the Orleans Showroom. We were all excited until the announcer came out. He was screaming over the band and that was the way it was the rest of the night. The singers (only one original) had to strain and practically scream over the band the entire evening. I don’t know if it was the sound system or a coverup for singers who can’t sing but I wish I could have had my money back. Terrible show.

This is a pretty nice place to see a performance. The place holds under a 1,000 people and most of the seats have a very good view. The sound was just right and not too loud. I would not hesitate coming here again. They get some decent performers at good prices. The showroom staff is very friendly and easy to deal with. They let you bring in drinks which is nice as I did not see a bar inside the showroom.

The Orleans Showroom is a nice venue where nearly every seat is a good one. The sound is great and the stage is pretty huge. I have seen a dozen shows there and staff for the most part are helpful.
Most recent experience is folks coming from the back– the cheap seats and block views from the higher paying seats. Please don’t sell $ 113 seats and let the folks from the $ 30 block the view. I get it– people like to get up and dance– a good song comes on and people get excited but Ushers please do your job.
I asked the usher to ask people to go back to their seats because they were blocking the view. The Usher said «It sucks doesn’t it?» Yes, sir, it sucks when you don’t do your job.
Normally a nice venue but Management– please manage.

The Orleans Showroom is a great venue. It’s not overly huge so every seat in the house is great! The stage is pretty large considering the size of the theater. This gives the entertainer the ability to entertain directly with every section of the theater for an up close and personal act.
I’ve seen a few shows here and the ushers have always been really great. Usually they are the older gentlemen working here but that’s what they are ~ gentlemen! Courteous and helpful right out of a gentlemen’s handbook.
Seats seem a bit dated and needed a little TLC. But it wasn’t anything too bad that I couldn’t enjoy the show.
There have been many great acts come through here! Check it out!

It is not fair that anyone can just go stand up in front of the stage and block the front rows’ view. Why not buy the cheapest seats and then move up to the front? Not fair! Otherwise, this is a good venue, especially to see Don Rickles! If you go to a rock show be warned, do not waste your money on the first 5 rows. Seems like the fire marshal should come by and regulate this situation. The isles are also blocked, not safe. Again, none of this happens at Don Rickles and I wish he would come to a rock show to make fun of all the crazed baby boomers who rudely block the front rows. That would be hilarious. When I chatted with management about it, they said they didn’t have enough security to handle the stage rushers and they agreed it is unfair.

It is a small showroom: capacity capped clearly at under 1000.
It has a reasonably decent soundsystem. I always protect my priceless hearing with «true-​to-​the-​ear» hearing plugs. It can get pretty loud in here for a rock show, especially when considering how small the room is, so protect your hearing.
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I have heard Foghat x2, Mitzi Gaynor x2, The Osmonds x2, Robert Cray, Lee Ann Womack, Paula Poundstone x2, Frank Caliendo, Billy Gardell, Kevin Nealon, Bob Saget, Rob Schneider, and seen an international magic convention competition in the Orleans Showroom
Box office is fast to distribute tickets; ushers are quick to seat you; and, for the shows where people want to stand up near the stage, it is permitted. Plenty of space in between aisles: unless that is, you are Manute Bol.
Restrooms are outside of the venue, to your immediate left, upon exit on the Southern-​most door (in the Keno area).
There is a bar, but I have never partaken. Don’t drink and drive. — E

Attended a few shows here.
It is not a very large showroom but nice.
Comfortable theater style.
There are quite a lot of good venues for us older crowd.
Employees at the box office and theater always very nice.

Small theater with great leg room! I wouldn’t purchase tickets unless they were center seats any row, the theater is small enough that the back rows are still good seats but the seats to the left and right were terrible, you couldn’t see the person on stage at all. My father has a bad knee and ususally is very uncomfortable with theater seats but as stated there is so much leg room here he wasn’t bothered at all. The theater attendants are sweeties (especially Baron), and the bar is right there at the back of the theater so you can drink as much as you’d like without missing much of anything.

$ 3 for a can of Heineken, thank you!
Well laid out, good sound and reasonable beer prices.
If someone you like is performing here, GO!

I saw a show at the «Orleans Showroom» at Las Vegas, NV on 10÷6÷2012. It was my first time at the «Orleans». The show featured the legendary Don Rickles. I paid $ 110.00 for the ticket and wondered if it would be worth it — it was. After a wonderful opening act singer, Don Rickles came out and did the types of jokes that he is famous for. A pleasant showroom with great acoustics as well.

I’ve been to The Orleans Showroom twice now, once to see Norm Macdonald and the other to see Paula Poundstone. I have to say that this is a nice little theater.
It’s not very large so you should have a good view of the stage even in the back. The seats are big and comfortable and the sound and lighting are good. I can’t speak for alcohol prices, but we’ve purchased a coke and a water and it only came out to $ 3. The employees are some of the nicest I’ve met.
A peeve is that the cup holders are on the seat in front of you in just the right position for you to kick with your feet (gross). Also, the theater is so dark and the lighting is so bright on the performer that it hurts my eyes after a while.
Definitely a good place to catch a show.

The Orleans is great. And durinf Viva Las Vegas, we spend A LOT of time in the showroom. Fashion shows, showcases, and burlesque shows all weekend. Very nice, old feel to it. There is a bar in the back, which is great because you can drink a ton during your show. The people working the showroom are really nice. The theater is small, which I enjoy because it means that no seat is a bad seat. Can’t wait for the next VLV!

I have been to the showroom at the Orleans Hotel and Casino probably 15 times. This 850 seat venue has theatre style seating as opposed to the classic Las Vegas showroom consisting of booths and tables.
The staff at the theatre are always very helpful. Sight lines from anywhere are good although I prefer the three center sections BB, CC, or DD rather than stage right AA or stage left EE.
There are cup holders attached to the seats in front of you, but it can be a bit of a reach as the legroom in the aisles in excellent.
The showroom tends to have entertainment that appeals to the older crowd such as tonight which was a 90 minute show by the show business legend Mitzi Gaynor who at 80 years of age put on a great show.
The lighting is well done, and I have never been here when there wasn’t anything but the best sound levels with no microphone problems.