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The Vegas Spectacular performers on stage at Rio Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas
The Vegas Spectacular marks nine years and more than 3,500 performances at Rio Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas this October

WOW – The Vegas Spectacular will mark nine years at Rio Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas this October, while reaching more than 3,500 performances.

The 90-minute production combines acrobatics, aerial acts, water effects, comedy and dance. The show is staged in a 180-degree theater.

WOW is open to all ages and is recommended for children aged 3 and up. Performances take place Tuesday through Sunday at 7pm.

The production has also received several Best of Las Vegas awards. These include Best Acrobatic Show in 2024 and 2025, as well as Best Production Show, Best New Show, Best Family Friendly Show and Best Value Show.

“Nine years and 3,500 shows in, WOW is still the show people don’t expect to love as much as they do. That’s the whole point of what we built at Rio,” said Hanoch Rosenn, creator of WOW – The Vegas Spectacular.


WOW – The Vegas Spectacular Show Details

  • Where: Rio Hotel & Casino, 3700 W Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89103
  • When: Tuesday through Sunday at 7pm
  • Running time: 90 minutes
  • Ages: Open to all ages, recommended 3 and up

About WOW – The Vegas Spectacular

WOW – The Vegas Spectacular is a 90-minute production show at Rio Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. The show combines acrobatics, aerial acts, water effects, comedy and dance in a 180-degree theater.

The production is open to all ages and is recommended for children aged 3 and up.


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Paul Lo

Paul Lo is an independent travel journalist and editor focused on global hotel openings, airline lounges, and hospitality industry developments. Originally from Hong Kong and now based in Shanghai, he previously worked at South China Morning Post, Apple Daily, Shanghai Daily, and Global Times, covering news and developments across Asia.