The Colosseum Theater at Caesars Palace

Beautifully appointed venue. Super professional and attentive staff and comfortable seating throughout. Concert sound is just amazing too. Quite a large bar area and food court is literally just outside the front door so easy access to restaurants. Had a lot of fun here.

Great acoustics. The views are also great. Entering the venue is terribly difficult and disorganized. People were being shuffled in in no order whatsoever. It took over a half hour to get into the venue. Considering the size of the venue, it should never have taken that long. We were just a big gaggle of people being let in through only a couple of the doors while the others were kept closed. We were late for the first song of the concert.

My friends and I were literally sitting in the very back row and still felt like we had great seats! We were balcony, section 405 I think, and thoroughly enjoyed the performance! We could still see Alanis’ face from where we sat. Pro tip: the entrance is easier to find from going through the casino of Caesar’s Palace itself. There isn’t a separate entrance to the colosseum like we thought there would be. So we walked around half of it before realizing we had to go through the casino lol

Rod Stewart delivered!! First time I’ve seen him and the boy can still sing the range from First Cut to Sexy and with a cheeky delivery and wit that was entertaining and great fun. He bought a tear a cheer and back many memories from a lifetime listening to this icon. Do yourself a favour and enjoy him whilst he’s still in town x PS we were with Glasgow Ranger fan friends of our from Scotland and even they enjoyed it enduring the video of Celtic scoring against them 😂

Saw Jerry Seinfeld and enjoyed the show. The show was not sold out so it was an easy in and out. No wait for a drink at the bar. Comfy rocker style seating with cup holders. Good sight lines from anywhere.

My wife and I saw Rod Stewart put on a great show at the age of 80. The stage was modernized and provided some great visuals. When you add the talent and showmanship of his crew, we really enjoyed the concert. However, charging $10 for a bottle of water was beyond ridiculous. There's a reason why the Vegas crowds are getting smaller and this is it. Loved the event, but they're pricing away the working class.

We went to see rod Stewart. He put on a great show. The escalators were down and we had to walk up several flights of stairs. Several older folks were having a hard time. 9 bucks for a bottle of water a bit extreme

My grandma and I saw Josh Groban here in May during our Vegas trip and we had a wonderful time. Staff at the Colosseum were all very kind and helpful and the show was incredible!

I was at the Kelly Clarkson show on 11/14/25 and I need to give props to the staff at Guest Services and specifically to the woman who runs the show: Marina. I had a request and Marina went out of her way to accommodate us. She was attentive, smiling, professional, and so approachable. I was beyond impressed with her incredibly friendly attitude and her follow through. Marina is an asset to any organization and a great ambassador for the Colosseum. Our night was infinitely made better because of Marina -we feel fortunate and grateful to have met her.

Kelly Clarkson was in rare form Friday night, 11/14/25. Wow! She ripped through her vast catalog with ease, grace and joy. Hitting all the notes and taking time for some stories and fun memories. She shortened a few songs to get them all in. Super set list and great musicians with her!! Really a great experience. The staff at the Coliseum is amazing too. Always have been. Fantastic ushers and bartenders. We've seen Jerry Seinfeld and Sir Elton John's final show in this room.

Had a great time at the Alanis Morisette concert this weekend. Everyone was so nice at this venue and the stairways and doorways are clearly marked so it was easy to find out section/seats. I was in 401 and the view was great! I didn't enjoy hiking up the 4 flights of stairs but once I made it, I had nothing else to complain about. Now, I dont do concert often so maybe this is normal but $45-$65 for a tee shirt? Ordered 2 tall cans, $40 later Other than that though, everything went smoothly and we had a great time.

Friends and I went to see the Alanis Morissette Concert and was thrown up on by the woman behind us. We informed staff and had to leave to go home and shower. Our shirts and jacket had to disposed of because of biohazard material on it. We missed over a 1/3 of the show. We were contacted by Breanna Malkon of Caesar's and was only given the option of seeing the concert again...no compensation for the clothes we had lost. We declined and just asked her for a refund of our tickets only. She then ghosted us. Another person in our group emailed her again and suggested giving us a gift card for the equivalent of our tickets and still no response. This is abhorrent customer service. We will not ever visit this establishment nor our friends or family. Shame on you Caesar's!!

Love this venue! It's intimate enough so that there's not a bad seat in the house. The VIP seating is comfortable and in a great location. But you truly can't buy a bad ticket, so just hit purchase and enjoy your show! Getting in and out was way more efficient than any other venue I've been to in Vegas. The VIP service was great all show. I prefer this venue even though it's not in my MGM loyalty allegiance!

This place has a really great sound system. The subwoofer made you feel like your seats were vibrating. The drinks are really pricey, so I definitely recommend pre-partying before your event. Our seats were awesome though. We sat in the loge section, row R. The seats were like couches and so comfortable!! They were spacious and perfect for couples. We were so happy with our experience, we were looking for another concert to attend there!

Attending a show at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace is always an unforgettable experience. The venue's design ensures that every seat offers a solid view, making even the biggest performances feel intimate. The acoustics are absolutely top-notch & crystal-clear, immersive sound that elevates every single moment on stage. The staff is professional and efficient, making entry smooth even when there's a bit of a wait, and they help make the entire experience enjoyable. The venue is clean and well-maintained, and the seating is relatively comfortable for a space of its size. The rows are narrow. Plus, its central location on the Strip means you're surrounded by plenty of great restaurants for a pre-show bite or post-show drinks. The Colosseum really does offer a world-class setting for live entertainment. I've been lucky enough to see icons like Adele, Garth Brooks, and Celine Dion here, it never disappoints. They sell drinks and snacks inside, but outside food and beverages are not allowed. If you're looking for merchandise, there's a store near the venue that's open before and after the show, as well as throughout the duration of the residency!

Some might call this the house that Celine built. Well, at least I heard one of her songs there. The Colosseum At Caesars Palace is the main concert venue of the aforementioned flagship casino. It has been headlined by many notable singers and musicians over the years. I finally went to my first concert here last night after I scored discounted tix courtesy of Caesars Rewards. Check-in was easy since I had already pulled up the ticket barcodes on my Ticketmaster app. The employee at the front scanned me through and also suggested the best route to my seats. The security checkpoint didn't flag me and they didn't seem to have any problem with a small Caesars water bottle (obtained earlier via cocktail waitress). The usher in the theater entrance helped direct us to the seat just fine too. The concert was good. The sound wasn't absolutely crystal-clear, but it was high-quality overall. The lighting was pretty effective generally. My main issue was the video. It noticeably was not quite in sync with the audio, which was noticeable as the night's artist Hauser is a cellist, and various guest and band musicians also made various sounds throughout the night. The video quality was good enough but could have been a little higher resolution too. Leaving The Colosseum was fine. People seemed to move at a reasonable and orderly pace. Leaving Caesars Palace self-parking garage was a bit more troublesome due to all elevators except one being broken and due to so many separate cars trying to depart all at once, but I suppose it is what it is and at least none of the exit gates of the garage were broken this time. I have no huge issues with going back to The Colosseum for any future concerts which I might be interested enough to attend. It's not an amazing venue, but it does everything well enough.

Totally enjoyed watching a concert here. Even though it's big place, the layout allows you to see the stage from any angle. Even though we sat at the mezzanine leaning over, the stage seemed so close still. The acoustic was great, the screens on the side of the stage is not too distracting. And the staff are very friendly and accommodating. Only issue I have was, the cost for drinks! $10 for a small fountain drink full of ice. . After few sips, you're out. So better hydrate before the show!

I have been to the Colosseum now twice. The first time was to see Jerry Seinfeld, and I felt that that venue definitely needed the massive screens to display the nuance of his comedy. For Kelly Clarkson on the other hand, the venue was perfect. The sound quality and video was excellent. However, the seats on a curve, often place you shoulder to shoulder with the person next to you, which can be quite uncomfortable. Overall, due to the quality of the sound and video equipment, though, I would see a concert here again.

First time at this venue and we can't wait to come back. Began our concert adventure checking in with VIP Gold...yes!!!! Then proceeded with a trip to the bar. Ms. Shannon assisted us with our drink choices. Not only was Ms. Shannon hilarious but she was super sweet. She graciously explained that my drink of choice, dirty martini is not one they serve but she could make anything else. We ended up getting Diet Coke with Tito's and a virgin Miami vice (for the youngling). Thank you Ms. Shannon for being so sweet. We need more people like you in this world!!!! On to the concert.....we had greats seats (section 103) but seems like the way the venue is played out, all seats were great! The stage was huge! The Killers put on an unforgettable show....safe to say one of the best shows we've been too! Cant wait to see another concert at this venue and can't wait to see The Killers again! Til next time Vegas

Recently saw Hauser here at this venue. Overall, the seating is comfortable, view of stage good, sound and lights are great, and staff is friendly and excellent. Parking in their garage is easy, however, recommend parking on the lower level if possible and using stairs since the elevators are extremely slow and always full. The other downfall with this venue is bathrooms, at least on the entry level, are pretty small. On the other hand, Hasuer put on an incredible and exciting show. What a great mix of music, musicians, singers, lights and visuals, humor and energy! We didn't know what to expect and were simply amazed and astonished by the overall performance (highly recommend you see Hauser if he returns to Las Vegas area).

This is a delayed review but we went to the Killers residency and it was awesome!!!! The Colosseum is an amazing concert venue. We had seats that were closer to the back, but the view was still great, the sound was incredible and the effects and stage design were amazing. There's a store outside the venue with concert gear, as well as smallish stands inside the venue that are less crowded. I came here for Jerry Seinfeld and felt like it was too big for that but for a concert it was perfect!

Adding another show at the Colosseum to my list: Adele. This is my third time seeing her before she takes a break, and every time it just gets better. I never get tired of her--she's such an incredible singer. As for the Colosseum, it's a very organized, professional, and secure venue. Safety is clearly a top priority, and they make sure everyone has a great experience. I always enjoy attending shows here--no doubt about it!

I was overcharged for bad tickets to the def lepard concert, the wrong seats, and again overcharged for a parking permit, not even at the venue. I've never been so disappointed with the amount, and no customer service. It's no surprise that the people who live in Las Vegas, don't go to concerts! It's despicable!

My first time here was when Celine Dion held her residency here over 10 years ago, and just recently came back again to see Adele for her 49th week (Nov 16, 2024) - last weekend for her "normal shows" before she takes an extended break. Adele was magic and perfection in every way. She sounds even better live, and was better than I ever could've dreamed!!! Chills through and through. She is stunningly gorgeous and exceptionally funny. The show was 100% worth it, and we feel so lucky to have been able to see her. The venue itself is intimate and lovely. You can see the stage from every section and the sound quality is impeccable. Definitely watch a show from your favorite artist here if you ever get the chance!!!

First time at the Colosseum and it was to see Josh Groban for his Gems tour. The location was excellent and it was a great view from our seats. The stage is huge. Great sound. Loved it all around!

The event was amazing. Kelly Clarkson is incredibly talented and entertaining. That being said the venue is nice. But really $88 for two glasses of wine. No drinks from outside, so they rape you when you get in. That's crazy, come on Caesars.

A great place for concert ! Great views. Comfy seats. People working here are helpful. Fun and friendly atmosphere. Large venue. Not a bad seat. Snacks and drink available outside for purchase.

Went to see the Killers a few nights ago. Fairly easy to get to the venue, just follow the signs in the casino. Easy to get inside. Got to the venue a little after 7:30pm with the concert staring at 8. Went upstairs for the 203 level. Bar line was fairly short and the two bartenders were great and quick. Lots of employees to help with finding seats The major con... seats are narrow! So, get comfortable quick with your neighbor. Seats are def designed for petite people. Sound was great and views from 203 were awesome!

I have only been to a show here but it was about 10 years ago. This time around, I had a much more amazing experience. We were seated in the orchestra to the left of the stage and the seats were amazing. I feel that anywhere you sit is great though because the way the arena is set up. Sound was great too. You could clearly hear the band and the rest of the band didn't overpower the vocals. I can't wait until the next show that I can enjoy in this space.

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Had a wonderful time watching Hins Cheung in concert here. Even though seats were literally at the top level, the view wasn't far and the stage still felt close. Was able to see mostly everything happening on the ground level (in the audience) when sitting in the front ~3 rows. Clean bathrooms that weren't too crowded. Had a good time and would come back!

We saw Josh Groban's Gems at the Colosseum. It was a great show, and a nice venue! The venue is small enough to feel close even if you don't have front row seats. Granted we were in row 12 or something like that. The bathrooms are small for the size of the venue, but there are bars everywhere! LOL.

Appalled at the room we stayed in while at Caesar's Palace for over $500. The furniture was old, chipped and cracked. A pot of coffee in the room was $24. No kidding! You can't remove anything from the refrigerator and put your own things in because the sensor can tell when things are moved around. Tried calling housekeeping and nobody picked up the phone. NEVER again will I stay there. Outrageous!

We went to see Rod Stewart Encore. Pleasantly surprised with the quaint theater. Comfortable seats. We sat in section 306 row A. Great view. I don't think you could get a bad seat. As far as the show...Rod is still kicking and he's got that appeal. The ladies love him. He has so many hits. This is definitely a Vegas show so don't expect a typical concert. Think lots of lovely ladies playing instruments or faking the play. Costume changes. Intermission with performances by the backup singers. And Rod telling a story or two with his accent and charm.

They wouldn't let you use the elevators and they had people who could barely walk go up flights of stairs. They didn't care and had attitude. Don't like your job working with people then quit it's that simple. They also made you throw out your water that you purchased inside Caesar's casino. Worse place ever. A night that was supposed to be amazing for my birthday was treated like crap. Everyone treated us like we didn't belong or had garbage labeled on us. F this place. They don't care and will ignore this review because why should they care?

This is a great sized venue. Our 1st time here seeing the local band "The Killers" Hot Fuss 20th Anniversary residency. Lots of restrooms which in some venues are lacking (Kia Forum) Well kept, nice and clean. Even in the upper seats we still had a good views. Would definitely consider if one of our favorite bands played a residency here. Entry was very easy and ticket scanner and security was polite and efficient.

Yelp Review 2023 #191: I've been to this venue for several shows/ concerts over the years. The last time I went here was for Weekends with Adele. Yes, the tickets were almost $1000 each but it's a more intimate setting - there really isn't a bad seat except for the balcony. The seats are comfortable and you can order drinks from your seat. We got to our seats rather easily. Signs are posted and there are ushers/ usherettes everywhere to help you find your seat. They do have strict rules about getting out of your seat to get drinks or use the restroom while Adele is performing. You have to wait a long time before they'll allow you back to your seat which is fair to other show goers that don't want to be interrupted by people going back and forth to their seats. The couple next to us missed a huge and important part of the show because they kept drinking and going to the bathroom. They missed when Adele was walking towards our section. Oh, well... There are papers falling from the ceiling that you can keep as a souvenir - if you're in the floor section. If you're in the balcony, you can't catch anything. You'd have to wait until after the show to descend to the floor section to pick some up. Acoustics sound amazing here. And you can really feel the heat from the pyro effects used in the show. I've seen Adele in concert several years ago but this show is waaay better - it has a Vegas-flair to it.

Nice venue. Saw Adele in concert here. Comfy chairs. Staff were helpful with the flow of traffic and directing guests to their seats. I like the multiple tiered seating. Good sound system. They had a nice bar set-up for ordering drinks with multiple bartenders on site to move the line quicker. No outside food or beverages allowed.

The Colosseum At Caesars is such a great venue. There's not a bad seat in the house. I saw Brooks & Dunn there and they put on a great show. I absolutely recommend this theatre.

Beautiful venue! It's grand, clean and well organized. Plenty of bathrooms and helpful ushers at your service. There are at least two full bars with beers, cocktails and refreshments. Simiar to most stadiums and theaters, there are several levels with separate staircases and elevators. I was here to see Adele's Concert - Weekend with Adele. The lighting and sound effect is incredible! The stage is wide with high ceilings. Seats are comfortable with adequate leg rooms.

Watched Weekends with Adele here last Feb. 2, 2024. The seats were comfortable and the stage was amazing. Adele literally and figuratively set the stage on fire! Amazing effects: there was rain, floating lanterns, a stage on fire, and pieces of colorful papers falling from the ceiling, and in Adele's last song--- pink sparkly confetti fell on her and voila----Adele disappeared! You can also order and bring food inside which is a plus factor.

This review is solely for the Adele concert. I attended her 98th show out of the final 100, right after she got engaged. Her performance was powerful, soothing, and showcased her incredible vocal strength. The concert felt more like a full-fledged show, with elements like fire, rain, lanterns dropping from the ceiling, and sparkling confetti falling from above. The atmosphere was electric, with everyone fully immersed in the experience--it was simply amazing. I've been to several concerts, from big names like Elton John to artists like Calum Scott, and I think it's safe to say I have a soft spot for British artists. Adele mentioned that she'll be taking a long break after this, and I know this concert will stay with me for a long time. Her songs about breakups, growing up, and moving on truly resonate and made this experience unforgettable.

Great concert venue! Definitely advise if you are watching an event at the Colloseum, to stay at Ceasars. We came here this weekend for Adele's concert. Staff were very courteous and helpful. I definitely, strongly advise to grab a bite before the event.. There are restaurants, as well as a Food Court . I'd definitely go with restaurants nearby inside the casino/hotel, since food selections at the food court are not that great. Comfortable seats.. love the sound system. Production design was outstanding!

For 18+ years that I have lived in Vegas, this year was the first year I have set foot at The Colosseum - I was not disappointed. I came here for the last opening night for "Weekends With Adele" on January 19, 2024. I was one of the lucky ones and was able to buy 4 tickets MSRP instead of these high priced resell tickets. First impression was that their team has an efficient process, in the sense that I was able to enter, go through security, and find my seat within 15 minutes. We were on the third row, however, I can tell that there were no bad seats in this theatre. We had an amazing view of Adele, her band, and her visuals. The surround sound system was state of the art and made the concert much more lively. The only grudge I have are the price of their drinks. More specifically, their water. I believe I paid an estimate of $10+ for a bottle of Dasani water (I bought two, overall). Jeez, talk about strip prices. I would not have complained as much had the water been at least Fiji or Evian, but never in my life would I have expected to pay that much for Dasani (this is a personal preference, of course, but one cannot deny that the pricing for water was extremely steep).

This venue is INSANE! I went to the Adele residency show on Friday and left completely mesmerized. I was expecting to just hear her amazing voice with a piano but could not predict the beast of a show that I would witness, with gigantic LED screens that were the most amazing quality it almost felt like I was inside the Sphere, I was up in the balcony and there was not a bad seat in the house. I will say the lines to get drinks were insanely long but it's really the only downside. The interior of the venue is so luxurious with red carpets and chandeliers, and well dressed ushers you feel like you're at the Opera. 10/10 experience!

We saw Adele here. It was a breathtaking experience. This venue is very intimate, the Colosseum is actually not as big as I thought it would be. We have nose blow seats. We saw at the tip of his top, and I still felt very involved in the concert. The screens were great, the sound was perfect. I really couldn't have a better experience. The drinks, though, be prepared to spend an arm and a leg. We got two margaritas, they were doubles, but we spent $100 on two drinks that's insane!

My mom and I came here for a mom-daughter Vegas trip and got to see Sting perform on our last night here. The venue is wonderfully clean and vast. It's on the Casino floor directly across from Gordon Ramsay's Pub. We sat on one of the balcony seats, and really enjoyed Sting's concert. Fantastic sound quality, lovely lights that enhanced the performance, and giant screens provided closeups of Sting and his performers. We were very impressed with Sting's singing and performance, and also the stories that he shared of himself and his life and experiences in between songs. It's very clear that he still loves what he is doing and has the energy and passion for it despite being in his 60s! We enjoyed every minute of his show. Would definitely come here again if there's an artist I want to watch.

How do I even begin.. Imagine this.. you've bought top row seats on the highest level, and although the stage is so small, you're as excited as ever to see Adele, giddy with anticipation. When you're suddenly overcome with such overwhelming joy and heartfelt emotion as an usher chooses you to move to the first level, just rows away from the stage, from your idol. This was the reality for my sister, as we had explained to the usher that we weren't sitting together and although, we ultimately knew there was no way of sitting next to each other, thought to ask if there was anywhere where we could. He said there was nowhere else as they were sold out, but apparently kept us in mind, as they received word that they needed to fill a seat in the first level. He came inside, found me, and told me that he was upgrading me, in which I gave it up to my little sister as she is the biggest Adele fan. I still get emotional as I write this because it was that act of kindness that made the entire night and I'm still beating myself up for not getting the ushers name. But thank you, sir, for your immense kindness and understanding, from two sisters attending the March 11th Adele concert. Everyone here is so nice and accommodating. My mom uses a walker and all the ushers were helpful in storing it and getting us to our separate seats. The seat locations are confusing, so make sure to ask your usher for help. I just absolutely adored this entire night and the venue.

The Colosseum is gorgeous! It's an intimate venue that feels like the artist is within reach. If you want to avoid walking a lot, ask your Uber/Lyft or taxi to drop you off at the Valet/Forum Shops entrance. The Coloseum is through the doors, up the escalators, and a short walk through the Casino on your left. There was no rowdiness. Everyone was well-behaved. Security & staff are all very nice. The entire process from entering to go through security was efficient and quick. Be aware that ALL bags are checked. Once inside, the lighting is a whole mood, soft and warm. There are bars for your beverages of choice and snacks. The seats are really close, but they lend to the intimacy of the venue. Adele is the headliner. Weekends with Adele. What a phenomenal experience. If you have a chance, go see this absolutely amazing artist makes you feel all the things. She is magical, and her show is ethereal. She is very down-to-earth and chats, makes jokes, and cussed a few times. It was freaking awesome! The show production is superb.

Great venue for concerts. Moderate sized with an intimate feel. The layout is classic concert hall. The bar staff are very friendly and there's a decent selection of food an beverages. Prices are fairly reasonable. Looking forward to coming back next month for another in residence performance.

This review is for the venue itself, not the show. I've seen Bette Midler, Celine Dion, and Adele at this venue. They all put on an amazing show, but the venue itself needs some help. This venue seats about 4000 people so it is great size. It's not too big and it almost seems an intimate way to see some pretty spectacular artists. However, the size of the seats are a problem. The first time I came for Bette Midler which I think was 2008, we had seats in the 400's. I remember the seats were small then, so we upgraded to a box with a loveseat that had plenty of room. When Celine did her second stint in Vegas we came to see her and sat in the 200's. The seats were tight, but we were on an aisle so that gave me some additional flexibility. This time I came to see Adele and sat in the 300's. I had to turn and wiggle into my seat. I'm a larger person, but I am not that large. Also, this venue isn't that old. I would expect tiny seats in a Broadway theater built 100 years ago, but this place was built 20 years ago. The seats here are 17.5 inches wide. That is smaller than an average airplane seat in the US! The cupholders which are attached to the armrests make the clearance to get into the seat even smaller. One way they could update this theater, other than the obvious, putting in bigger seats, which they likely won't do because they are more concerned with the bottom line than people's comfort and safety; would be to move the cupholders to the back of the chairs instead of on the armrests and that would provide more hip room. The next problem is that they don't have that much in the way of accessible seating. When I called the theater to inquire about accessible seating the person on the phone was not able to tell me with certainty what seats were accessible as it apparently changes with each show, but there are not accessible seats in every section. Adding more accessible seating would be another way to improve the problem. The biggest issue is that they don't have a clear policy on what to do for those who do not fit in their tiny seats. I inquired if there was folding chair or alternative seating and was kindly led to the accessible seating. Moments later another woman in a similar situation arrived. 10 minutes after that 2 different ushers came and told us in a very unkind way that we couldn't be there. I returned to my original seat, only to be moved again during the concert. It was very frustrating, especially after you spent a small fortune to attend this concert. So, making sure they have a clear policy to handle this issue and training staff to deal with the issue consistently and with sensitivity would be a huge improvement. I wasn't the only person who had an issue with these seats. I wasn't even the only one if my row who had an issue. It is 2024. You need to be more inclusive. Do better!

They have done a great job with overall seating design and sound quality. What they haven't done is make events affordable to the average consumer. We recently attended the Adele concert and bought tickets directly through Ticketmaster with all their fees, etc. We sat in the upper deck, meaning the level at the very top. Tickets were $750...each... Now, part of this review will be for Caesars as well since they book the entertainers, I'm sure pay them very well and set prices with Ticketmaster. In general, since the pandemic, Caesars and their properties haven't been as consumer friendly to players and, unfortunately, they don't have to. On the weekend we visited, the casino was packed on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. No need to cater to players as they just keep coming. Just something for you to keep in mind if you are a player and are expecting comps or special treatment for your play (that is, unless you are a whale then you can most likely name your benefit). So, back to the Colosseum. The two balconies are designed to overhang the back of the floor seats. So if you are sitting in the first couple of rows of either balcony, you have a great, direct view of the stage. The sound system is very well balanced and very enjoyable. This is our 4th event there and each entertainer played at different volume levels. At each of those levels, they were clear, easy to understand and always engaging with the crowd. Like most concert venues, you are very limited on what you can bring it. Some events provide locking bags for your phone so you can't take pictures of videos. Others don't care and let you record as much social media content as you like. All drinks must be purchased inside, they check inside purses so people have a harder time slipping items in. Getting out, from the upper levels, does take some time. You are funneled down the stairs running into the level below as you descend. So, either leave a little early or just sit and enjoy the space while others slowly leave. One hint, if you are in the upper level, when leaving go to the edges rather than the middle staircase. It will save you a little time getting to the first level. Hope you are able to get great seats and your tickets don't cost you an arm and leg and...enjoy!!!

Is it a coincidence that both times I've been at the Colosseum for a concert, they were to see powerhouse women perform: Mariah Carey way back in 2015 and Adele this past Friday night? Maybe. I can tell you that the performances were both amazing and that the venue fit the artist. Since the Adele concert is the most fresh in my mind, I just have to say that her show was worth every penny. I was fortunate enough to have a friend who got tickets to the show back in August, and even though they were what most people would call nosebleed seats, I thought they were terrific. The way that Adele has designed her show, there really isn't a bad seat in the house, thanks to the excellent use of video throughout the performance. As she wraps up her residency, Weekends With Adele, I'm just so happy that I got to see her live during this run. The acoustics and stage were perfect for this artist, and I would not hesitate to attend another show here again if it's for someone I really love.

Caesars Colosseum is always a great venue with easy access, comfortable seating, great acoustics and a second to none sound system. Last night we came and saw the self proclaimed 185th Las Vegas performance of Sir Rod Stewart. I can honestly say I never owned any of his music even though we are all familiar with his hits over the years. It turned out to be a very fun and what you would expect from a "Vegas" style show. When you reach his status the caliber of talent in the band is second to none. The show. Oils have lasted a bit longer but other that it was a great show and as always the Caesars colosseum lived up to its reputation as being an incredible venue for A level acts of any style.

We just attended a Josh Groban concert on May 17 at the Colosseum. The concert hall is beautiful and every seat is a good seat, but there was one crucial missing element for a concert.: the sound quality was poor and distorted. I have seen Groban in concert and a couple of different venues and he has an amazing voice. But this venue I couldn't understand the words to his music and the amplifier was not set property. When he saying a cappella, I could understand him more clearly, but as soon as the instruments such as violin and drums and cello chimed in it, drowned out his voice and distorted it. The bass was off. Even with the poor sound quality, he is such an amazing entertainer I still enjoyed the show. Please Caesars connect with your sound engineer to turn this historic venue back into what it can be.

A really great place to see a show. Great sound and sight lines. And of course, great acts.

I've now been to a couple of shows at the Colosseum and both of them have been great experiences. the view has been great both times, the seats are comfortable and the acoustics have been solid. I definitely will attend as many events as possible here and I'm happy to do it!