The Rat Pack is Back! Tickets

Reviewed by the Las Vegas Guide editorial team · Updated July 2026

The long-running Sinatra/Martin/Davis tribute with a genuine live big band on stage — 23 years and 8,000+ shows. Copa Room at Tuscany Suites (off-Strip, free parking), 7:30 p.m. most weeknights plus Saturdays, from about $90.

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Is The Rat Pack is Back Worth It? Honest Review of the Copa Room Tribute

The Rat Pack is Back! has been recreating a 1960s Copa Room night for more than two decades — 8,000-plus performances — with impersonators of Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and Sammy Davis Jr. trading songs, drinks, and era-appropriate ribbing. Its defining feature, and the reason it outlasts most tributes, is the live big band on stage: a full horn-driven orchestra behind every number, not tracks. Produced by Dick Feeney, it plays the Copa Room at Tuscany Suites & Casino, generally at 7:30 p.m. on weeknights plus Saturdays — the exact night mix varies by week, so check the calendar for your date.

The honest ledger: Tuscany is an off-Strip property on East Flamingo (free self and valet parking soften the rideshare), the showroom is comfortable but dated, and at around $90 to start this costs more than most tribute acts — you're paying for the band. It's a nostalgia product aimed squarely at audiences who know the originals; ages 12+ are admitted, and a dinner package (around $130) adds a meal at Tuscany Gardens before or after the show.

Insider tipBook the dinner package for the post-show seating rather than pre-show — you skip the rush, and the 7:30 curtain means you're eating at a civilized 9 p.m. with the show still fresh.

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Tuscany Suites & Casino

★★★

All-suite off-Strip casino hotel on Flamingo Road with roughly 650-square-foot suites, free self and valet parking, two garden pools, and Rat Pack-era shows in the Copa Room.

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255 E. Flamingo Road

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Frequently asked questions

Is the music live?

Yes — a full big band plays on stage behind the three impersonators, which is the show's main selling point over typical track-backed tributes. The horn section alone is worth the ticket for swing-era fans.

Where is the Copa Room?

Inside Tuscany Suites & Casino at 255 E. Flamingo Rd, about a mile east of the Strip — a 5-minute rideshare, with free self and valet parking if you drive.

Which nights does it play?

Generally 7:30 p.m. on weeknights plus Saturdays, but the exact nights shift week to week — verify the calendar for your specific date before planning dinner around it.

Is there a dinner option?

Yes — a package around $130 pairs VIP seating with dinner at Tuscany Gardens, the property's Italian restaurant, seated either before or after the show. Standard tickets start around $90.