We saw Comedian Ron White here. Very funny guy. The inside of this venue is small & cozy. As in…read morethe chairs on the floor are set so closely side-by-side that a bigger person next to an average sized person will feel squished the entire evening. There were two small screens hanging up on each side where you could see Ron if you were farther away. The screens could be larger than they are. The sound was good. Parking is outrageous! $40 to park for an hour & a half show! Neat artwork on your way up and through-out the venue.

I really enjoyed this venue, but the seats are way too small for some people. I was sitting next to…read morea guy who was literally in half of my seat. He wanted me to move down, but I bought that seat specifically for the view, so why should I have to move just because the seats next to me are empty?! If I have to deal with him, he's gonna have to deal with me! I'm trying to look at Boyz II Men, can you blame me!? Excellent intimate venue, I got a rose! Great sound great time super fun and would totally come back.

Went to see The Las Vegas String Quartet at the Industrial Event Space. Who puts on a concert in an…read moreindustrial warehouse??? Candlelight Concerts, that's who. The venue is two minutes off the I15 at Sahara. They have a free parking lot next to the venue. While there are two seating areas, it is a ~400 seat theater, so not a bad seat in the house. Each seat is no more than 30 feet from the stage. And the staff is friendly and helpful.

Candlelight Favorite Anime Themes was such a fantastic concert! My husband and I had a date night…read moreat The Industrial Event Space on a Friday evening to see the Candlelight favorite anime themes. The concert was from 6:00 P.M to 7:00 P.M with the Las Vegas String Quartet. The venue is quite large! We had arrived about 30 minutes prior to the concert start. We were lucky and got a parking spot near the Industrial Event space! Check-in process was a breeze. The team members scanned the QR Ticket code and walked us over to our seats. When getting up to get drinks, the team member recommended to put a coat on the seat. The entrance was Anime themed with a few different photo op sessions! It was quite popular too! Prior to the show, there were a few different open bars to get a drink. There was a tentative program, some of the songs were played below. Demon Slayer - Gurenge Attack on Titan - Shinzo wo Sasageyo One Piece - We Are ONE PIECE - The Peak Dragon Ball - Mystical Adventure Inuyasha Medley Sailor Moon - Moonlight Densetsu Full Metal Alchemist - Again Detective Conan - Case Closed Theme Kiki's Delivery Service - Message of Rouge The Wind Rises - Vapor Trail Your Name - Dream Lantern Your Name - Sparkle Neon Genesis Evangelion - A Cruel Angel's Thesis My favorite was the Sailor Moon and Demon Slayer. The concert was fantastic! There are two different seating sections, A, and B. The stage was in the center of the venue. The whole venue had candlelight's surrounding the seating. It was a amazing experience!

Shucked was an amazing comedy mixed with lots of songs (musical) and jokes that will have you…read morelaughing the entire time. The venue is very ADA accommodating and all the staff are friendly and helpful. I've been here a few times and no matter where you sit, I've never had a bad seat. I really enjoy the Smith Center and I recommend if you have the chance to go for any show.

Came to watch Hell's Kitchen on a Saturday night. Loved the Smith Center, friendly staff and…read moreushers, beautiful venue, a nice break from the casino and Vegas strip. The performers were top notch and I enjoyed the concession stand cookies and beverages during the intermission. Pros: Friendly staff, easy to ride-share to and from if you're staying on the strip. Cons: Seats were cramped but could be a me thing with my long legs.

I just discovered it recently and I love going with my friends every other Friday to dance with…read moreLatin Breeze because the atmosphere is great. It's a band that sounds very good, has excellent musicians, the horn section is exceptional, and the singers are outstanding. However, I would suggest that they add more songs because there comes a point when we get bored dancing to the same music. And as for the DJ who plays music when the band is on break, the only word I have to describe him is: HORRIBLE. He is very repetitive and does not accept suggestions from customers. I can understand that he wants to play music from all Latin American countries, but salsa is much more international and EVERYONE dances to it, whereas the "local" music he plays, like "caballito", is very boring.

I've been in here a few times but only for live bands. It seems in order to sit @ a table you have…read moreto have spend a minimum of $25 in drinks. My friend's got a table this past Saturday & we're told that it's $25 minimum per person which I think is ridiculous. What if some of your people in your party don't drink alcohol? Spending $25 in non-alcoholic drinks is crazy. I think it should be @ least a $25 minimum per table. I decided to get a bucket of seltzers (5 total) & was able to mix & match with some High Noons & White Claws and the waitress said they were both the same price per can. I would have thought that the High Noons would have cost more since they're vodka base. I went with a bucket because one of my friend's said the cocktail waiters wasn't very attentive. I saw her come to our table once. The place wasn't completely full. The one thing that I didn't like was the bartender opened all my seltzers so when the I r started to melt they were trying to tip over which would of resulted in them spilling and ice water filling up into the cans....dumb Staff has always been nice when I've been in here. Two weekends ago I sat @ the star during Zowie Bowie. Female bartender was attentive. Place has always been clean. It's non-smoking. There is a small dance floor if you want to get your groove on. I like this little show room. I've never seen a cover charge to get inside which is always nice. Bathrooms are right outside. There is a wheel chair accessible ramp to get in & out.

Having drove past The Orleans Arena so many times on Tropicana Avenue. I came here for my first…read moretime, not for a concert or sports event. Instead for my nieces graduation from West Career & Technical Academy. Extremely tight security when entering from The Orleans. The facility is huge, lots more food and beverage food stands as you make your way inside the arena. Last minute flowers, lei and stuffed animals could be purchased from vendors. Spacious and extra clean restroom facilities, this stadium can hold 9,500 people and is owned and operated by Boyd Gaming. Free parking at The Orleans Hotel and Casino.

I got to say, I've been here for a high school graduation and a volleyball tournament. The staff…read morehere is friendly, and if you ask for a lighter, they'll let you borrow it. Just don't be a prick and make sure you bring it back. There is a outside smoking area so you don't actually have to leave or exit the stadium by section 103. There's some cool events that happen here, but I would say this is the main event center for high school graduations and other events if that nature.

Huge shoutout to Jay in the pro shop! He made our visit even better with his incredible energy and…read moregenuine excitement for hockey. He took the time to tell us all about the upcoming game on Sunday, shared fun facts about the teams, players, and the arena, and made us even more excited for the experience. You can tell Jay truly loves the game, and that enthusiasm is contagious. On top of being incredibly knowledgeable, he was friendly, welcoming, and provided outstanding customer service. He's exactly the kind of person you hope to meet when visiting a hockey arena. Thanks for making our visit memorable, Jay--we'll definitely be back!

We really enjoyed the show at Lee's Family Forum. The entertainment itself was a lot of fun and…read moremade for an enjoyable evening. Unfortunately, getting to the venue was a different experience. Traffic was terrible, and the parking situation felt very disorganized. It wasn't clear where people were supposed to go, and some attendees left frustrated before even getting inside. Once inside, we found the building to be extremely cold, which took away from the comfort of the experience. We also had some difficulty getting clear directions from staff regarding the exits. There are many exits throughout the venue, but some of the staff members we asked didn't seem to know where they were located. Overall, we enjoyed the show, but the traffic, parking, temperature, and lack of clear information from staff made the evening more stressful than it needed to be. Hopefully, the venue can improve these areas because the entertainment itself was well worth seeing.

I went to the Tickle Me Comedy Club Tuesday evening. The club is on the third floor of the Eclipse…read moreTheater complex in downtown Las Vegas at the corner of 3rd and Gass. There is covered parking at the theatres. The show starts at 8 or a bit later as was the case Tuesday and there are a number of comics--6 including the host Evan Green on the night I was there. The club is still in a sot opening phase even though their Facebook page says they opened April 1st. Before going to the 3rd floor, I stopped at the second to check in and I got a soda at the large bar the Eclipse complex has. There is a very large lounge area on the second floor and this is where the film screens are if you're seeing a movie. You are allowed to take food and drink to the 3rd floor to the comedy club. The club is in one corner of a large space equivalent in size to the second floor that could be used for a dance, a private party, or in this case, a corner that's set aside for the Tickle Me Comedy Club. There weren't many people there when I took my seat and one of the comics asked people to move forward to fill in near the stage. More people came later and they seemed to hold off starting until there were no more arriving. This proved to be a mixed bag. Spot lights for the comics in the back made a shadow on the stage of part of my back and head. The problem that was worse than this was they have spotlights directed from behind the comic to the audience. My closer seat put me right into a direct line with one of the spots and it was irritating. I should have moved. That's my fault, but is it really needed? The comics were a mixed bag. With having 6, their sets are shorter and if you're not amused by a particular comic, they'll soon be off anyway. During the show, one of the comics abruptly ended his time and just said thanks and left the stage. It was somewhat uncomfortable. I don't know if it was because the laughter just wasn't there for him. Overall, the comics were not that funny to me. Two of them mentioned Yelp, one in passing, but one pushed it more. He directed his gaze to someone behind me and said, "You didn't think that was funny? I suppose you put it on Yelp that Carl isn't funny. You can say Carl isn't funny." The audience member didn't say anything but I'll say it for him, "Carl, you're not funny!!" The comics never suspected I'd be the person in the crowd who Yelps. I'd avoid Tickle Me. I'm not ticklish nor was I tickled!

1/8/20 After my…read morefirst experience last year the manager or owner reached out and asked for another opportunity to attend a show. I ended up getting VIP tickets to attend again and my daughter had her best friends in town from Atlanta, it was one of the girls' 21st birthday so I thought, PERFECT!, I will get tickets for her birthday it would be great to see a comedy show! Well...apparently there was an event on the 3rd floor as we were told so the comedy show was held in one of the theaters on floor 2. The GM was very apologetic and said there were not any seats left however, they were working on bringing some seats in to accommodate everybody. Now, I completely understand that I happened to get free seats because of my first experience however, this was definitely NOT a VIP experience nor a VIP seat but whatever, free is free so I'm not going to complain. Waiting for the fold up chairs to be brought in there was a man who was also waiting and holy crap was he pissed the eff off. He said he had paid extra and was not going to sit in the fold up chairs and was being super rude and loud and was not only making me uncomfortable but the girls I was with uncomfortable and I know the other patrons and staff uncomfortable. Totally understandable because again, if I had paId for VIP seats and had to sit in a fold up chair while everybody else got to sit in reclining leather seats I'd be super upset as well. Anyhow...the host comes out....this man starts to BOO!! LOUDLY!! It gets kinda worse, the host/comedian says there will not be any heckling tolerated anD he will be asked to leave. He settled down and shortly after here comes a freakin COUCH for he and his wife and his friend to sit on. Yes we could see but the people in the recliners to the right of us could not. I could hear the husband and wife talking saying they were unable to see. So the first comic...i missed....this whole situation was quite distracting The rest of the show was good. The closing comic was great. We each got a drink out of it. I did hear the host say there was food and drinks able to be ordered and I did see waitresses walking by but not one stopped to ask us what we wanted to eat or drink so 2 of us got up and got our own drinks with others from the theatre and missed part of the show. I do see several other reviewers had great experiences here so I'm not going to deter anybody from coming. I guess I've just had bad luck the 2 times I've been here. If I ever come again, I will have to come alone because bringing people here just hasnt been imprEssive thus far.

Went Jan.19th first time inside the Quad, saw the Recycled Percussion show here. This venue is…read moreperfect sized, a mix of booths and tables and a huge stage. The show was absolutely FABULOUS, first up its an interactive show so you pick up your instruments on the way in, pots,pans, bottles with beads or something inside to make plenty of noise and a drum stick. If you are noise sensitive this IS NOT the show for you the kids REALLY enjoy this show. Before the show the waitresses swoop down on you and start delivering drinks, i dont know where they're mixing them or getting them from but they're quick. Drinks were good and average priced $9-$12. Now the show, the 4 guys are gorgeous and you root for them according to the color on your instrument, that is your team for the night.They first appeared upside down coming from the ceiling playing drums. The music they made with buckets, ladders, wielding tools and other stuff was crazy. After the show they autograhped our purchases and posed for pictures. We are definately going to see it again.