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About Club Rio at Rio Las Vegas

Club Rio at Rio Las Vegas has a storied history as a dynamic entertainment hub on the Las Vegas Strip. Since opening in 1994 as a dance and supper club, the venue has evolved through several transformations, becoming the 3121 Showroom, ND's Fuego, Crown Theater, and more recently hosting shows like Empire Strips Back in 2025. Today, the space continues to draw guests for memorable performances in a landmark hotel setting. Whether you’re planning a first visit or a repeat night out, we’ve got you covered with seating details, parking information, transportation options, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations to help you secure your seats with ease.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Opened in 1994 at the Rio Las Vegas as Club Rio, a dance and supper club within the property.
  • The former Club Rio space was converted into the 3121 showroom, which opened in 2006–2007 and had a capacity of about 900 people.
  • The venue later became ND's Fuego, then Crown Theater (opened 2010) with a standing-capacity around 999 for events.
  • Early Club Rio productions included Conga! (1994) and Copacabana (1995); Danny Gans headlined the Copacabana Showroom starting January 1997.
  • Prince performed in the former Club Rio space in 2006–2007, helping to redefine the space as the 3121 showroom.
  • The Rio also housed Comedy Cellar Las Vegas (opened 2018) and Duck Commander Musical (opened 2015) in the Crown Theater; Empire Strips Back opened at Rio in May 2025.
  • Parking at Rio Las Vegas is free for self-park and valet; on-site parking directions and shuttle options are published by Rio Las Vegas.
  • Nearby hotels Gold Coast and Palms (across Flamingo Road) are within roughly 0.3–0.6 miles of the Rio.