Rio All-Suites Casino Resort

Re Carroll
Re Carroll
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4 out of 5
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Rio All-Suites Casino Resort

  • February 1, 2006
  • Rated 5 of 5 by TDAWSON74 from GOLDSBORO, North Carolina

This casino was awesome. I enjoyed the nightlife and shows there. Once we were there, I didn't want to leave. The ceiling show was very unique and different.

From journal 5-Day Getaway

Gambling at the Rio in Vegas

  • June 21, 2005
  • Rated 5 of 5 by Kathleen71189 from Murphy, North Carolina
Gambling at the Rio in Vegas

This casino was a lot of fun to gamble at because it had so much other stuff going on. There was a small dance floor on top of some of the slot machines, and both men and women that work there would dress in costume and sing and or dance. The entertainment was really good. Also, every couple of hours or so, they had a free show right in the middle of the casino. Men and women all dressed up would put on a Broadway-type performance, then huge Mardi Gras floats would come through the casino on train tracks attached to the ceiling, so they were overhead. They were all dressed up, and they threw beads and everything. It was so much fun to watch and try to catch those beads; my husband and I got a lot of them. They really do a lot to entertain you in the casino area. Props to the Rio.

From journal Second Trip to Las Vegas

The Rio

  • February 4, 2003
  • Rated 2 of 5 by Broadwayj1 from Fishers, Indiana
Rio is not on the Vegas strip, but it's not far, but you will still need a car or a taxi to get to it. Rio has the best morning buffet in the world! It's world famous, and you can really have anything you want, from lobster to steak to toast to milk shakes to pizza. They have it all.

As for the casino, it's just ok. The thing Rio uses to pull people in is the Mardi Gras parade. Floats from overhead float around the casino and people throw beads, and the whole thing is rather a grand show. So it is worth the trip just to see the parade. And yes, children can see it as well.

From journal VIVA LAS VEGAS!

Editor Pick

The Rio

  • October 14, 2001
  • Rated 4 of 5 by Re Carroll from Abbotsford, British Columbia
The Rio

The Rio is a few blocks off the strip and we probably wouldn't have gone there if it hadn't been recommended by a friend. I liked this place for two reasons: the slots and the rooftop.

This is one of the few casinos where it was easy to find nickel video slot machines and since I'm not much of a gambler, I was in my glory. The touch screens had a wide selection of games to play. It didn't hurt that I won and even if it wasn't enough to retire to Europe, it was still lots of fun.

My favorite part of Rio was the roof top lounge that is truly outdoors on the roof. There are sweeping views of Vegas, especially impressive at night when you can see for miles. The elevator from the casino lets you out at an indoor bar with large glass walls that let you see the view from inside but what's even better is the outdoor area where you can pull up a chair and enjoy the night air and the fabulous views.

A large number of the patrons were in the 25-35 age group and when we were there, a jazz combo was performing.

From journal Vegas for Non Gamblers

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