Tony n' Tina's Wedding Tickets
Las Vegas ResidencyAn interactive Italian-American wedding reception in Rio's remodeled Venue showroom, with a family-style dinner and cake built into every ticket. Ninety minutes, nightly except Wednesday, from $79.95 plus fees.



Is Tony n' Tina's Wedding Worth It? Honest Review & Tips
Tony n' Tina's Wedding is an interactive dinner show, which in practice means you buy a ticket and spend 90 minutes as a guest at a loud Italian-American wedding reception. The cast plays the bride, the groom and the relatives; you sit at the tables, eat the dinner and get talked to. It reopened on August 20, 2026 at The Venue at Masquerade Village inside Rio Hotel & Casino, in a showroom the property remodeled for it. The title itself is a long-running Off-Broadway property with two earlier Vegas runs, at the Rio from 2002 to 2009 and at Bally's from 2016 to 2018.
Every tier includes the same core: a family-style Italian dinner of bread, salad, pasta, seasonal vegetables and an entree such as chicken parmigiana or braciole, then wedding cake, plus free self-parking at the Rio. The kitchen prepares the menu nightly and rotates it at the chef's discretion, and vegan plates are available with advance notice. Curtain is 7 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 6:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, with Wednesdays dark. Runtime is about 90 minutes. Audience participation is the whole format, but the production states plainly that it stays voluntary and that nobody is forced onstage.
Rio sits off-Strip on West Flamingo, about a mile west of Las Vegas Boulevard, so getting here means a rideshare or a drive rather than a walk; the free parking takes some of the sting out. Price climbs fast past the headline number: $79.95 plus fees buys the basic seat, VIP seating and the all-you-can-drink Godfather package cost meaningfully more, and two people eating and tipping will clear $200. The run also reopened only days ago, and as of August 22, 2026 no critic has published a review of it - what you are reading comes from the venue, the production and live ticket inventory, not from a performance we sat through. If being addressed by an actor in character sounds like a bad evening, skip this one.
Insider tipGet seated by 6:30 even when curtain is 7 p.m. The basic tier is general admission, and preferred seating is exactly what the VIP upgrade sells, so where you sit depends on when you walk in. Driving also beats a rideshare for a group, since self-parking at the Rio is included with the ticket.Check Tickets & Prices →
Venue
3700 W. Flamingo Rd.








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