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About Brasilia Hall at Rio Las Vegas
Brasilia Hall is a premier ballroom within Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino, located on the Las Vegas Strip. With a built-in stage and a total floor area of about 20,000 square feet, Brasilia offers versatile space for concerts, conferences, and large gatherings. The venue is part of Rio’s expansive 220,000 square feet of meeting and event space, including Pavilion, Amazon, Brasilia, and Miranda ballrooms. Whether you’re attending a show or organizing an event, we’ve got you covered with clear seating information, convenient parking, and nearby hotel and dining options.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Location: Brasilia Ballroom within Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino, 3700 West Flamingo Road, Las Vegas, NV 89103.
- Capacity: Seated up to 2,222; standing up to ~2,105; Brasilia Ballroom area is about 20,000 square feet.
- Venue type: Hotel ballroom/convention space; part of Rio’s 220,000 square feet of meeting space (Pavilion, Amazon, Brasilia, Miranda ballrooms).
- Seating chart/floor plans: Brasilia Ballroom has a built-in stage, dressing rooms, and seven breakout rooms; floor plans and capacity charts are available through Rio’s meetings materials and floor-plan resources.
- Parking: Free self-parking and free valet for hotel guests; conference attendees parking is listed as free on official Rio pages.
- Transit: Rio offers rideshare pickup, on-site shuttle options, and is conveniently located near I-15 with access to RTC transit routes.
- Nearby hotels: Gold Coast across the street; other Strip properties within a short distance.
- Notable events hosted: Historically the home of the World Series of Poker (WSOP) from 2005–2021; WSOP moved to Bally’s/Paris in 2022; Rio remains a major convention venue.