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Riviera Hotel & Casino - Crazy Girls Theatre Tickets

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About Riviera Hotel & Casino - Crazy Girls Theatre

Welcome to the Riviera Hotel & Casino—home to the iconic Crazy Girls Theatre (historically seating 375) and a storied piece of Las Vegas entertainment history. Although the Riviera closed in 2015 and the towers were later demolished, the site remains a reference point for the Strip. This page helps you understand venue details, access, and nearby options for a seamless Vegas experience. Whether you’re planning a visit to a revived show or exploring the legacy of Riviera’s famous performances, we’ve got you covered with practical information and trusted partner recommendations.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 2901 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, NV 89109.
  • Venue type: Hotel & casino on the Las Vegas Strip.
  • Crazy Girls Theatre seating capacity: 375 seats (historical figure from Riviera 2011/2012 era).
  • Parking: approximately 2,300 parking spaces on the Riviera property (as detailed in Riviera 2014 10-K).
  • Notable shows hosted: Crazy Girls (1987–2015) and An Evening at La Cage (1985–2009) at Riviera venues; Splash (1985–2006) also featured in Riviera entertainment.
  • Demolition/renaming: Riviera closed May 4, 2015; towers demolished in 2016 (Monaco Tower June 14, 2016; other towers August 16, 2016); site redeveloped for Las Vegas Convention Center expansion; Crazy Girls statue relocated to Planet Hollywood and the show moved (2015–2021).
  • Transit and nearby access: historically near multiple Strip properties and connected to intercity transit; Resorts World LOOP now lists a Riviera Station with direct access to Resorts World, and the Las Vegas Monorail serves nearby stations (e.g., Sahara, Westgate, LVCC, Harrah’s/The LINQ, Flamingo).