Had a wonderful time watching Chase and Kayleigh on stage. And even a better VIP experience…read moreafterwards! You MUST attend one of their shows! AWESOME!

I've always wanted to check the White Rabbit Theater inside GSR and was delighted there was an 18…read moreplus adult magic and illusion show complete with some cabaret and acrobatics! Magic can be corny sometimes, but Chase nails it with his adult themed jokes and playful, silly personality. His beautiful wife Kaileigh leads the cabaret with dancers and also has some tricks also! The audience participation is great. Because it makes the performer look very authentic. Chase had us laughing the whole time, and the magic was impressive. There's a short 15 minute intermission to grab more cocktails for the second half. The show could have been longer, and I'd still be entertained. "Nocturnal" is definitely a show worth seeing when in Reno! If you want something "kid-friendly" they have earlier shows called "That's Magic". I would watch "Nocturnal" again!

My friend and I went to go get tickets at the Grand Theatre, inside the Grand Sierra Resort &…read moreCasino...the GSR. We walked up to the counter and Cohen was there to help us choose our Brit Floyd Tickets. This will be my 3rd year, but the music is so great, I bought two nights so I could hear The best of the Wall one night, and my friend and I will see The Dark side of the moon the last night. Wow! I am over the moon. It was so easy and thank you Cohen, you made this a Five Star ticket buying experience with your exceptional customer service. See you on The Dark side of the Moon, in June. Living my Best Life at the GSR. Julie A

I have been to two shows in the last year here at the Grand Theatre, and while I think it's a great…read morevenue, it's not perfect. The venue itself is nice. Well designed, lots of bars and bathrooms. It's easy to get in and out. Traffic flow is usually not too bad. They do have construction happening for the new arena, which means that parking at the GSR is limited, so be aware on show nights and come a bit early. The bar prices are semi-reasonable. They have beer, canned cocktails, and some wine choices. They also have light snacks for purchase, but no real food options. The primary challenge with this venue is the sound. It's just not great. The echoes are noticeable, and it's often way too loud in here. I always feel like I need my earplugs at this venue. Many reviews tell you how great their show was, and I think they are confusing the show quality with the venue quality. The shows here are great, but that doesn't have anything to do with the venue itself. If you are looking for a top-shelf auditory experience, you might want to consider seeing your show at another venue. If you're okay with some sound imperfections, the Grand Theatre is a perfectly fine venue.

I enjoyed my stay at the Grand Sierra Resort. My corner room was large, relaxing and clean. There…read morewere some signs of wear and tear on the couch and pillows but overall everything appeared well kept and comfortable. My room was on the twelfth floor and amazingly quiet but the hallway flooring would benefit from a deep cleaning. Although I didn't gamble, the hotel hosts a nice casino floor and several other amenities like a bowling alley, a large pool, an arcade, a sensory rooms, an escape room and a host of restaurants that range from Jamba Juice, coffee or burgers to a fancy steakhouse. I had dinner at Una Mas because they specialized in Mexican food. Overall the food and drinks were okay. The highlight of my stay was the Grand Sierra Spa! Although their steam room wasn't available, I was able to take advantage of their sauna, coed spa room and a massage. The ambiance was beautifully decorated and they offered complementary snacks and tea as well as one beverage with champagne or a mimosa as an option. I was going to give the hotel 3 stars but the spa pushed it to 4 stars!

I have stayed here, I have eaten here...I have played machines here, but I have never seen a show…read morehere until last Friday. I was extremely impressed with the space in this showroom and I thought the drink prices were very fair. We saw the Phil Collin's experience and it was so very good! The lights and sound were top notch. I will definitely see another show in this room.

This place is hella fun! Stayed at GSR as I had heard it's a great vacation for kids and was not…read moredisappointed. My boys are 6 and ran to Fun Quest daily. We had a blast at laser tag. They loved all the arcade & video games, especially Minecraft. The ticket redemption counter has a good selection of prizes. The tumble town area is a nice large climbing structure with slides, a bounce house and smaller toddler area. Perfect for little kids. The staff were all really friendly and nice. We ended up with some late nights playing until the arcade closed & resort security were a nice presence in the hallways, always had their eye out for the little kids making sure they had caregivers with them. My boys also enjoyed the GSR pool which is huge with lots of shallow areas on the perimeter.

It was our first time at the fun quest at gsr. Although we did get lost because signs aren't very…read moreclear where to park as the casino is big- I found someone with a badge and they were kind and very helpful on how to get there. It is under construction right now so parking is also hard to come by so we had to park far but they offer valet that I might do next time! We went here for a birthday party and it was one of the best parties we've been to! They offered laser tag, drinks, food and cake, goody bags and arcade games. At the end we also got to pick out prizes and everyone had 500 tickets to choose something. It was so much fun for my kids and we will definitely be back!

After spending time at a number of other poker rooms, I talked with players about the best rooms in…read moreReno, particularly in terms of player compensation. In that regard, this poker room is the best in Reno. The room offers the following locally unique, player-friendly features: 1. A generous 2 dollar an hour comp rate (only Circus Circus offers the same except the 15 hours a week it's 3 dollars per hour). All other rooms offer only 1 dollar/hour. 2. Free player buffet at 9 p.m. (and player guests are allowed to eat too generally if they ask). Other rooms offer just soup and 2 rounds of sandwiches a day OR just sandwiches OR just breakfast pastries/bagels/donuts. 3. An aces cracked rebate of 50 dollars, 5 days a week (Sunday 8 a.m.-Friday 8 a.m.) except during bigger tournament series like the Deepstacks tournament series that occurred in March and the Pot of Gold tournament series occurring this July.. You can't win any side pots and there is a minimum of 40 dollars in the pot. Only Harrah's offers an aces cracked bonus and it's only 20 dollars 1 night a week. And good luck finding a game at Harrah's. 4. The bonus generous bonus hand-seeking policy of any room I've ever seen (ask at the room). This poker room fills seats more efficiently than any other room in town once they become available. The floor runs the games excellently. Dealers are overall the best in town. Many have years of experience including dealing in much larger games and/or WSOP dealing experience. A number of them have excellent senses of humor. All are very professional and NEVER comment on flop texture. Beginning players are treated extremely well and dealers are always helpful, never snobby when explaining how the action proceeds in the game. Typically, the room spreads only 1-2 no limit holdem games, but lately customers have requested and made 2-4 and 3-6 limit holdem games. If you want a game and have the people, they will spread it. The room also spreads private games and will run private tournaments. As the former Hilton hosting a World Poker Tour event, they handle large scale tournaments and multiple tables very well. During larger tournament times, you'll find large limit games. During the Deepstacks tournament, they spread a 3-5 no limit game. With Matusow there, they did a 25-50 no limit holdem game. It's hands down the best place to play poker in Reno. With the numerous conventions that they get, steady tourist traffic comes through. Games run all night sometimes and late into the night every night. The buffet is very good, has food from their normal buffet that isn't always just leftovers, often isn't. Sometimes the spread includes large plates of cheese, fruit and salad. There is always at least 3 trays with bread rolls, often 4 that rotate throughout the night. Food is there and kept warm until 2 a.m. or 3 a.m. It cools a bit later, but it still often edible until 4 a.m. Bonus hands are paid out between 20 and 599 dollars. Any pocket pair or two hole cards that can make a straight flush can be a bonus hand, depending on how recently it was hit it could be 599 or 20. As a general rule, more likely to be hit are the straight flushes, especially below jack high and quads below tens. They also do drawings on Mondays every two hours starting between 5:30 p.m. and 6 p.m. for 125 per drawing and they roll over so they have reached as much as 750. You get drawing entries by playing 2 consecutive hours and signing up for a square later. There are up to 169 squares for which to sign up. The room is run by a very good poker player, Charles, that absolutely makes sure players are treated well and feel welcome. It's a part of the culture of the place and makes it the best place to play in Reno. The room offers daily tournaments at 11 a.m. and 6:30 p.m (no eve tourney Sat). Monthly points leaders share part of a bonus pool, the winner getting 1k and 4 other players winning the additional 1500. M-Th 9 a.m. features a feeder tournament for the 11 a.m. tournament for 20 dollars with rebuys. The tourney is 55 dollars for an entry. I believe there's an add-on of 5 dollars for an additional 33% in chips. There's also a poker player room rate to check out. See the site. All offers can change so it's best to check with the room for current offers. Like almost every local room, it's non-smoking (even 30 feet from the entrance), offers free drink service (gratuity not included), has numerous TVs to watch sports and features a cashier to handle chip buying and cashout transactions. The room is located very closely to the cage and some ATMs near the sports book at the N end of the casino floor. Be sure to swipe in/out to get your comps.

GSR Poker just add a list of new promotions. Nothing in their list will entice anyone to play…read morethere. They are the only poker room not to give their players any tier points. You can earn a diamond elite card at Ceasars by just playing poker. You can earn other high player cards at all the other casino poker rooms. GSR poker need to give the players at least 35 tier points per hour of play to get anyone to play there. Remember, poker players bring their wife's, family and friends with them who play the slots. The residual value of poker players is rarely counted.

They start you off with a lot of free play then you get consistent free play every week. They have…read morefun drawings that I've actually been called to participate in multiple times and shout out to the cook for buying my dinner! Love this place

Welcome to Baldinis: Where the worst things happen…read more The only reason they are getting two stars is for the food. DO NOT COME HERE TO GAMBLE AT ALL COSTS. Period. I've been here at least 20 times and every single time they widdle down your money and you will leave with nothing you came in with. Slots are horrible, Keno never hits, not sure about video poker but I'd be willing to bet (with a much better chance at winning than if I were to bet anything here) that the poker is garbage too. Standard service, not anything to write home about. This is clearly a hang out spot for people that are already poor and Baldinis makes good and sure they stay that way. You know how you walk in a casino and hear or see lots of people hitting jackpots? Not this place. Just people chain smoking to calm their anxiety of getting robbed once again by the infamous Baldinis. Terrible casino. They will try and hook you with promotions but they are only to get you to show up and feel like you have a chance at winning something but you will indeed win nothing so save yourself the headache and go somewhere else. Of all the Casinos in Reno/Sparks the places that hit the hardest have proven time and again to be Sierra Sid's (right down the street on McCarran) and Peppermill. I've given this place too many chances to redeem themselves but I always walk out of here irritated. They don't even give you small wins on any of the machines to break you in at even or slightly above. Every machine is the same thing: win slightly less than you're betting to chase a dragon that does not exist. Food is notably priced but again that's the only reason I'm giving 2 stars. As a Casino this place is more than deserving of a full Zero Stars.

I recently got a massage from Tatiana at Bliss Holistic Center…read more It was wonderful I highly recommend it. I went there a ball of stress and as soon as I got on the table my stress melted away the room was very cozy and inviting. Tatiana has a gentle but also firm touch and she incorporated sound healing and Jin shin energy work along with ashiatsu, which is Thai massage where she walked on my back and it felt amazing. After my massage I used the steam room where salt scrub is provided. I felt amazing the rest of the day! Check out Bliss Holistic Center, they also offer dance classes, yoga, sound healing and other fun activities

What a rush! I attended a Buti Primal Movement yoga session with Kalaa and it was SWEATY, in the…read morebest way. Located off of Kietzke, you'll find a cute white building with a giant mural that says "Reno" on the back side. After parking in the parking lot located behind the building, you'll enter the back entrance into the lush courtyard where you'll see a black metal staircase to the right. The staircase will lead you to the Bliss Holistic Center. I have done yoga many times before, but this was the first time I was able to experience Buti. It felt like a mix of dancing, Pilates, yoga, and anger management. Perfect for all able bodies, and in my opinion, a great way to break out of one's shell to build confidence with their body. After the powerful yoga session, we were able to enjoy a peaceful sound bath given by Tatiana. The sound bath allowed us to go on a deep journey within, something we all need to do more often with this crazy world around us. With the sound baths you can also add mindful hands-on enhancements that will "help you sink deeper into your body allowing the mind to heart connection." Check out their website for their available classes, like Belly Dance Fusion, Sound Bath healing, Buti Yoga, Guided mediations, spa offerings, and more! Save by bundling and continue to support local!

With both of us having two left feet, my fiancé and I knew we wanted to take dance lessons for the…read morefirst dance on our wedding day. Two of our friends had taken lessons here for theirs and gave us a gift certificate for two 20 minute lessons here. When we came for our first lesson, we were greeted enthusiastically by Corina and Aiden. They were very professional and fun. And at the end, they sit down with you to give feedback as well. We enjoyed our mini lesson but the only thing that kept us from coming back for the rest of our lessons is the cost of their packages. They were double our budget. If you have time for group classes and are here just to dance - then the packages might not be too unreasonable but since we only needed some guidance for an event, we couldn't justify spending a few hundred for a couple lessons.

These folks are a flash from the past with kindness and knowledge. My wife and I have been going…read morefor about 3 months. Instructors conduct after lesson briefings and inspire having fun with improvement. Instructors know the movements for both male and female so they can show how it's done. Above all, they are so nice and professional. Tracy and Blayne......

I've never been here for the actual Sports Book side of things. I come Fridays, Saturdays (and…read moresometimes Thursdays) for the line dancing. While the dance floor doesn't seem big enough some nights, it's still a good size floor to get jiggy with it doing the line dances. (It's better than the Gilley's dance floor) Music is great because you can request songs that you know to dance to. Some DJs are better than others at switching up the songs for certain dances (Sweet sensation, Drifter, power jam etc that can go to various songs), but all DJs play enough music to satisfy the tastes of everyone there. One thing I don't like are all the Lex nightclub people coming over and trying to dance between the lines towards the end of the night when they're drunk and rowdy. But, it's not a huge deal. Having the daisy duke dancers is nice, so if you get lost, you can easily watch them to pick up your steps and get back in the dance. Definitely love coming here to dance the nights away :)

Ambience is Perfect, the down side is you can't enjoy a cigar & a drink while sitting in this area.read more