Tours, sightseeing tours, activities & things to do | Viator.comThe Rat Pack is Back at the Plaza Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas
based on 20 reviews
Duration: 80 minutes (approx.)
Location: Las Vegas, Nevada
Product code: 2416LASRAT
20 reviews of The Rat Pack is Back at the Plaza Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas
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Really fabulous show, the guys had the mannerisms down to a T! Worth every penny - plus, if you tip the maitre D 20 dollars, you can have a semicircular booth in which to enjoy dinner and the show. Don't miss it.
Reviewed by: Rona M, United Kingdom, September 2008
This was the best show I have seen in Vegas.
Reviewed by: Pat L, Canada, September 2008
Just brilliant! If you only see one show in Las Vegas, make it this one.
Reviewed by: Ian W, United Kingdom, July 2008
This was a great show and worth ever penny.
Reviewed by: Anthony S, United Kingdom, May 2008
Excellent show and really accurate too. Definitely recommend the dinner with the show as it is good value and tasty.
Reviewed by: Briony B, Australia, January 2008
This was a special treat for my girlfriend on our last night in Vegas, and it was great. The music and songs were great, and the show was funny too. But the Greek Isle is on an isolated street, so a taxi is worth considering.
Reviewed by: Nigel X, United Kingdom, October 2007
WOW - what a show. The absolute best 'Rat Pack' I've seen, although the venue is a bit of a dive, but don't let that put you off. Seats are allocated on arrival though so you might not get the best view. Small enough to see from anywhere though.
Reviewed by: Deborah B, United Kingdom, October 2007
Excellent show.
Reviewed by: Carolann G, Ireland, October 2007
The Rat Pack is Back was definitely the highlight of my stay in Vegas - the performers were absolutely brilliant. They truly made you feel as though you had travelled back in time to the famous Sands Hotel and Casino, 40 years ago. The theatre has a special authenticity about it, clearly giving it so much character. I can't give these performers enough praise as they performed over and above what I ever could have imagined.
Reviewed by: Joanne B, Australia, October 2007
The food was good and the show was fabulous. A really good value for the money. What an experience!
Reviewed by: Irene H, United Kingdom, September 2007
This was a really nice surprise. I wasn't old enough to see the real Rat Pack, but I believe this is about as close as I am going to get to the original. The impersonators were spot on in their interpretations of Frank, Sammy, Dean and Joey - from singing their signature tunes to jokes that sometimes involved the audience. The classic Vegas-style showroom was a perfect setting and getting to meet the original Rat Pack Maitre'd was an honor!
Reviewed by: Jenny C, United States, June 2007
I couldn't believe my eyes – it was as if the Rat Pack were alive and kicking! I really loved when Marilyn showed up – she totally made the show.
Reviewed by: Melissa B, United States, June 2007
I have never laughed so hard. Even though I am younger and did not get some jokes the way they present them was great. All the voices were wonderful and I have to say the guy that played Frank really looked like Frank. I loved the blue eyes!!!!!!!!
Reviewed by: Robin M, United States, June 2007
I highly recommend it, and would even go to see it again. There were moments in the show that were so reminiscent of that bygone era that I thought I would cry. It was a flawless tribute to the legendary Rat Pack.
Reviewed by: Arletia M, United States, June 2007
This is not your typical Las Vegas impersonator show -- these guys actually have talent! They may not look exactly like Sammy, Dean, Frank, or Joey, but they certainly do act the part. Don't let the off-strip venue fool you, this is one of the best shows in town.
Reviewed by: Scott S, United States, June 2007
