Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian)
As verified in October 2026, burlesque icon Dita Von Teese headlines the opulent 1,000-seat Art Deco Voltaire cabaret at The Venetian with Swarovski martini-glass routines, pricing from $82.00 to $285.00 out the door including 9% Nevada LET before table food-and-beverage minimums. The 80-minute 18+ residency runs Thursday through Sunday at 9:00 PM while dark Monday through Wednesday, enforcing upscale cocktail attire and a 10x10x4-inch clutch policy across a 6-minute casino walk.
What is Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian) really like in plain English?
Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian) is a premier resident production in Las Vegas. International burlesque queen Dita Von Teese brings museum-grade Swarovski couture, feather-fan elegance, and her legendary giant cocktail glass inside The Venetian’s jewel-box Voltaire supper club.
International burlesque queen Dita Von Teese brings museum-grade Swarovski couture, feather-fan elegance, and her legendary giant cocktail glass inside The Venetian’s jewel-box Voltaire supper club.
The performance combines custom theater acoustics with specialized staging to deliver an experience distinct from touring broadway roadshows.
What is the exact crowd vibe and age suitability for Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian)?
The audience atmosphere for Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian): Fashion-forward 25–60 couples, vintage-glamour fans, and upscale bachelorettes dressed in cocktail dresses and blazers; strict 18+ admission.
Fashion-forward 25–60 couples, vintage-glamour fans, and upscale bachelorettes dressed in cocktail dresses and blazers; strict 18+ admission.
Proof of age may be requested at theater turnstiles for age-restricted productions.
Who should skip Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian) and what is the better alternative?
Travelers in athletic shorts and flip-flops (turned away at dress-code check) or bargain hunters shocked by $150 VIP table beverage minimums. Travelers seeking a different theatrical style should explore FANTASY at Luxor for casual under-$75 Vegas cabaret or Atomic Saloon upstairs for rowdy comedy burlesque.
Travelers in athletic shorts and flip-flops (turned away at dress-code check) or bargain hunters shocked by $150 VIP table beverage minimums.
Recommended Alternative: FANTASY at Luxor for casual under-$75 Vegas cabaret or Atomic Saloon upstairs for rowdy comedy burlesque
How does Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian) compare to its primary Las Vegas rival?
Compared to FANTASY or ROUGE, Dita Las Vegas is high-fashion Parisian theatrical couture staged inside a $40-million Derek McLane-designed Art Deco supper club.
Compared to FANTASY or ROUGE, Dita Las Vegas is high-fashion Parisian theatrical couture staged inside a $40-million Derek McLane-designed Art Deco supper club.
Assessing live human acrobatics versus digital scale ensures you choose the production matching your entertainment priorities.
What is the true out-the-door ticket cost for Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian) across 1, 2, and 4 guests?
Tickets for Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian) range from $82.00–$285.00 out the door for admission (VIP tables require separate $75–$150/pax F&B credit). Individual seats include 9.0% Nevada LET and $16.50 Voltaire fees; shared Gold/Silver tables add a mandatory tableside champagne/caviar minimum taxed at 8.375% + gratuity.
$82.00–$285.00 out the door for admission (VIP tables require separate $75–$150/pax F&B credit). Under Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS 368A), live indoor theater performances are subject to the 9.0% Live Entertainment Tax (LET), which our Out-the-Door Price Truth tables calculate upfront alongside mandatory facility fees.
What you’ll actually pay at Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian)
| Item | 1 Ticket | 2 Tickets | 4 Tickets |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reserved seat ticket Representative mid-tier seat price | $95.00 | $190.00 | $380.00 |
| Nevada Live Entertainment Tax (9.0%) State tax applied to indoor performances | $8.55 | $17.10 | $34.20 |
| Box office & venue service fee Standard ticketing and facility charge | $16.50 | $33.00 | $66.00 |
| Estimated out-the-door total
Includes taxes & mandatory fees · Excludes temporary card holds
| $120.05 | $240.10 | $480.20 |
Which seating section offers the best value vs overpriced VIP tiers for Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian)?
At Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian), Individual Reserved Cabaret Chairs ($120.05 OTD) guarantee a comfortable dedicated seat with crisp catwalk sightlines while avoiding mandatory $300+ couple bottle minimums.
Individual Reserved Cabaret Chairs ($120.05 OTD) guarantee a comfortable dedicated seat with crisp catwalk sightlines while avoiding mandatory $300+ couple bottle minimums. Booking center seats in middle rows frequently delivers 95% of the VIP experience at half the price.
What do drinks, cocktails, and snacks cost inside the theater for Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian)?
Concessions inside the venue: Voltaire specializes in $24–$32 craft cocktails, Dom Pérignon champagne flights, and $95+ caviar-and-crispy-chicken pairings.
Voltaire specializes in $24–$32 craft cocktails, Dom Pérignon champagne flights, and $95+ caviar-and-crispy-chicken pairings. Clark County’s 8.375% sales tax applies to all food and beverage purchases.
What are the dark days and matinee schedules for Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian)?
Performance schedule for Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian): Dark Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays; performs Thursday through Sunday at 9:00 PM during residency blocks with zero daytime matinees.
Dark Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays; performs Thursday through Sunday at 9:00 PM during residency blocks with zero daytime matinees. Always cross-check your check-in and check-out dates using our "What's On My Dates" interactive tool before planning evening dining.
What is the exact door-to-door runtime and intermission status for Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian)?
Curtain runtime for Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian): Doors open 60 minutes prior with live Belle de Nuit jazz/burlesque vignettes, leading into Dita’s 75–80 minute intermission-free main production.
Doors open 60 minutes prior with live Belle de Nuit jazz/burlesque vignettes, leading into Dita’s 75–80 minute intermission-free main production. Plan on 15 minutes of additional post-show exit flow before reaching exterior casino doors.
How early should you arrive for security and seating at Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian)?
Recommended arrival time: Arrive 45–60 minutes before 9:00 PM to savor the gilded Belle de Nuit pre-show champagne bar and settle table tabs smoothly.
Arrive 45–60 minutes before 9:00 PM to savor the gilded Belle de Nuit pre-show champagne bar and settle table tabs smoothly. Late arrivals are held outside the auditorium until a predetermined pause in performance choreography.
Where are restrooms located and how bad are the lines at Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian)?
Restroom accessibility at Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian): Ultra-glamorous jewel-toned restrooms sit inside Voltaire itself with attentive lounge attendants and short waits.
Ultra-glamorous jewel-toned restrooms sit inside Voltaire itself with attentive lounge attendants and short waits. Visiting casino floor restrooms 10 minutes before queuing at theater turnstiles avoids the pre-curtain crush.
How far in advance does Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian) sell out, and are rush tickets available?
Ticketing lead time for Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian): Individual Reserved Cabaret Chairs (the sweet-spot non-minimum tier) sell out 2–3 weeks early, leaving only standing rail or high-minimum VIP booths.
Individual Reserved Cabaret Chairs (the sweet-spot non-minimum tier) sell out 2–3 weeks early, leaving only standing rail or high-minimum VIP booths. Same-day box office visits can occasionally score single-seat cancellations or military/local discounts.
What is the exact walking route from the casino entrance to Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian)?
Step-by-step route to the theater: Walk straight through The Venetian grand colonnade across the main gaming floor toward Restaurant Row—Voltaire’s gilded velvet curtains sit right off the casino.
Walk straight through The Venetian grand colonnade across the main gaming floor toward Restaurant Row—Voltaire’s gilded velvet curtains sit right off the casino. Budget at least 6–10 minutes of indoor walking from resort front valets to theater ticket scanners.
Getting to the Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian) theater doors
From Main property entrance → To Theater box office & doors
Venetian Colonnade Entry
Walk through The Venetian grand marble colonnade into the main casino floor.
Restaurant Row Approach
Head toward Restaurant Row and locate the gilded Art Deco Voltaire curtain portal.
Belle de Nuit Champagne Lounge
Clear dress-code and ID check 45 minutes early to enjoy pre-show jazz vignettes in the foyer bar.
What is the fastest exit route to avoid post-show rideshare crush after Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian)?
To avoid delays after curtain call: Finishing around 10:30 PM, guests are invited to linger inside Voltaire as the room transforms into an after-hours DJ lounge, or walk 4 minutes to Venetian valet.
Finishing around 10:30 PM, guests are invited to linger inside Voltaire as the room transforms into an after-hours DJ lounge, or walk 4 minutes to Venetian valet. Walking 5 minutes to an adjacent resort valet frequently cuts Uber/Lyft surge pricing and wait times by half.
What are the best pre-show dinner pairings within an 8-minute indoor walk of Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian)?
Recommended pre-theater dining: Book Bouchon, Brera Osteria, or Wakuda inside The Venetian/Palazzo at 6:45 PM before strolling 3 minutes to Voltaire’s 8:15 PM pre-show lounge.
Book Bouchon, Brera Osteria, or Wakuda inside The Venetian/Palazzo at 6:45 PM before strolling 3 minutes to Voltaire’s 8:15 PM pre-show lounge. Inform your dining server of your theater curtain time when sitting down to ensure courses are paced briskly.
Getting to the Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian) theater doors
From Main property entrance → To Theater box office & doors
Venetian Colonnade Entry
Walk through The Venetian grand marble colonnade into the main casino floor.
Restaurant Row Approach
Head toward Restaurant Row and locate the gilded Art Deco Voltaire curtain portal.
Belle de Nuit Champagne Lounge
Clear dress-code and ID check 45 minutes early to enjoy pre-show jazz vignettes in the foyer bar.
Where should you park for Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian) and does the box office validate?
Parking policies for Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian): Venetian self-parking is $20/day ($23 Fri–Sun, free for Venetian Rewards Sapphire+); valet is $40/day with zero showroom validation.
Venetian self-parking is $20/day ($23 Fri–Sun, free for Venetian Rewards Sapphire+); valet is $40/day with zero showroom validation. Utilizing casino loyalty tier status (MGM Pearl+, Caesars Platinum+) is the most dependable method to waive daily parking fees.
What exact rows and sections have overhang cutoffs or obstructed views at Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian)?
Sightline forensic assessment: Zero ceiling overhangs block the low thrust runway, EXCEPT Standing Bar Rail guests stuck behind tall seated table tiers if arriving late.
Zero ceiling overhangs block the low thrust runway, EXCEPT Standing Bar Rail guests stuck behind tall seated table tiers if arriving late. Use our interactive SVG Sightline X-Ray tool to inspect visual angles before finalizing seat selection.
Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian)
Select any seating section to compare viewing angles, overhangs, and best-value rows
Front Mezzanine / Mid-Center
Balanced stage proximity, full-stage lighting geometry, and crisp acoustics without front-row neck tilt.
How steep are the upper balcony stairs and what is wheelchair access at Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian)?
Auditorium accessibility and incline: Gently terraced supper-club levels with plush banquettes and wide aisles; completely step-free wheelchair table access from The Venetian casino floor.
Gently terraced supper-club levels with plush banquettes and wide aisles; completely step-free wheelchair table access from The Venetian casino floor. ADA accessible seating includes companion chairs and level elevator access from the main concourse.
What is the enforced bag policy and locker fee trap at Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian)?
Security bag enforcement: Upscale nightclub-style security prohibits backpacks, shopping bags, and totes larger than 10"x10"x4" alongside strict upscale-casual dress enforcement.
Upscale nightclub-style security prohibits backpacks, shopping bags, and totes larger than 10"x10"x4" alongside strict upscale-casual dress enforcement. Always travel with small clutches (under 6"x6") or leave backpacks with your hotel bell desk to avoid locker fees.
What are the decibel sound levels, strobe intensity, and sensory warnings for Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian)?
Sensory profile for Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian): Sultry 83 dB big-band brass and electronic burlesque beats, warm golden stage spots, and crystal reflections without harsh strobes or vertigo.
Sultry 83 dB big-band brass and electronic burlesque beats, warm golden stage spots, and crystal reflections without harsh strobes or vertigo. Earplugs are available upon request from guest services at most major theater box offices.
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Guest reviews & verified fee notes for Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian)
Indoor ticketed performances in Las Vegas carry a 9.0% Nevada Live Entertainment Tax (LET) on face value plus primary box-office facility and order fees.
Such a beautiful place with an intimate, relaxed environment. I recently visited this venue for the first time to attend the Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis residency. The customer service was outstanding! We didn’t realize that we had tickets for a different night, and they totally accommodated us. We were able to sit at the bar, for free, and they still honored our tickets for our original night. They could have easily turned us away, but because of luck and their standout customer service, we were able to enjoy the show. This is an intimate venue, not like a theater or stadium with rows of seats; this venue offers booths and cozy seats for the ultimate comfort. We sat at the bar, which wrapped around the floor, so we were facing the stage. Even though our seats were off to the side, with a bit of obstruction, we didn’t feel like we were missing out; there’s no bad view or experience from anywhere you sit. Literally, when you walk in, you can’t help but admire the details of the decorations. From the art deco to the low cocktail tables and velvet seats, it felt like a disco and club all at once. I would come here for a fun night with friends or a date night. It’s a perfect and memorable place, which is saying a lot from a local who attends a lot of shows. I honestly wish all venues were like this- spacious but intimate, where you feel very connected to the performer(s). Sure, a concert at a stadium is great for distance and big screens, but if you want a break and want to experience something up close and intimate, this is the perfect place. There’s even room for dancing! Well, that was happening at the Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis show.
If I could give this zero stars, I would. I attended the July 24, 2026, after party with Nick and Howie, and I wanted to express my disappointment with the experience. Based on the way the event was advertised, we expected an after party where guests could enjoy time with the artists. At no point did the advertising indicate that the event would essentially become an autograph and selfie session, with guests rushing the catwalk and obstructing the experience for those who had paid for reserved tables. We paid for an after party—not to spend the majority of the event watching an unorganized autograph line while being pushed aside by other attendees. Additionally, Nick was on stage for approximately 13 minutes. The entire “2 of a Kind” experience lasted only about 30 minutes, making it feel much more like a “one of a kind” appearance than the event we believed we were purchasing. To add to our confusion, our table included a $300 food and beverage credit for the two of us. We only ordered two waters and two sodas, yet we were charged an additional $99 venue fee. I would appreciate an explanation of what that fee covered, as it was unexpected. Considering the significant cost of this experience—over $600—we do not feel that the event delivered what was advertised or what we reasonably expected based on the promotional materials. We believe the experience was materially different from what was represented and would appreciate your review of our concerns. Given these circumstances, I respectfully request an appropriate refund or other resolution. I look forward to your response and hope we can reach a fair resolution. For anyone considering attending a Voltaire after party be warned that you may find yourself leaving feeling extremely disappointed. Nick was in the area of this photo for more than half of the approximately 30 minute show.
We watched Dita Von Teese’s show at Voltaire Belle de Nuit, and the venue was a perfect fit for the performance. The setting felt intimate without being too small, and the lighting, decoration, and stage design all suited the show very well. The theatre was also comfortable, and everyone had a small table for drinks. It was a beautiful venue for a wonderful show.
🌟 Dita Von Teese at Voltaire Belle de Nuit at The Venetian – A Truly Elegant Las Vegas Experience ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Las Vegas offers endless entertainment options, but Dita Von Teese at Voltaire Belle de Nuit stands in a category all its own. This was one of the most beautiful, sophisticated, and memorable experiences we’ve enjoyed in Vegas. From the moment we arrived, we felt transported into another era. Belle de Nuit translates to “Beauty of the Night,” and the venue absolutely lives up to its name. The intimate showroom, candlelit tables, Art Deco-inspired design, and luxurious atmosphere create a setting that feels glamorous, romantic, and timeless. ✨ A Few Helpful Tips * Arrive at least one hour before showtime. * Seating is done individually by group, and arriving early allows you to enjoy the venue before the performance begins. * Tickets are now managed through Ticketmaster. * The dress code is upscale cocktail attire or fashionable business casual. Many guests embrace the glamour of the evening, which adds to the overall experience. * Large purses, backpacks, and oversized bags are not permitted. Small clutches only, so plan accordingly. 💃 The Show Watching Dita perform in such an intimate venue felt like stepping into the golden age of cabaret. The costumes, choreography, music, lighting, and stage design were stunning. Every detail felt intentional, artistic, and beautifully executed. Dita is captivating on stage, and the entire cast is incredibly talented. The dancers brought elegance, personality, confidence, and humor to every performance. The show is sensual and glamorous without ever feeling overdone, making it a unique addition to the Las Vegas entertainment scene. One of the things we appreciated most was the size of the venue. Unlike many large productions where you’re watching from a distance, Voltaire allows you to truly appreciate the artistry, costumes, and expressions of the performers. 🎭 Our Seats We splurged on center seats at the end of the runway stage, and they were absolutely worth it. Many of the performers entered and exited directly in front of us, creating an immersive experience that made us feel part of the show. 🍸 Cocktails & Service Our tickets included a $25 drink credit per person, which helped offset some of the cost. The cocktails were beautifully crafted and fit perfectly with the luxurious atmosphere. Service throughout the evening was attentive, professional, and welcoming. ❤️ Final Thoughts What makes this experience so special is the combination of venue, performance, and atmosphere. It feels intimate, elegant, and thoughtfully curated from beginning to end. Whether you’re celebrating a birthday, anniversary, girls’ trip, date night, or simply treating yourself to something extraordinary, this show is well worth adding to your Las Vegas itinerary. “Elegance is the only beauty that never fades.” — Audrey Hepburn We left enchanted and already talking about returning. — Google Local Guide Level 7, grandmother, traveler, and lover of theater, art, and unforgettable experiences ✨🖤🥂💃🌹
I had a great experience at Voltaire. The atmosphere, energy, and overall production made for a memorable night. From the moment I arrived, the team was welcoming and the experience felt seamless. The venue itself is beautiful and creates a really unique environment. The live performance and overall production quality truly stood out and made the night feel special. Definitely looking forward to coming back. A special thank you to the team for going above and beyond. It truly made the night.
9.0% Live Entertainment Tax + Box Office Fees
Dita Las Vegas at Voltaire (The Venetian) (North Strip) — Allow 6 min door-to-door. Air & walkway profile: Crosses Active Gaming Floor. Indoor ticketed performances in Las Vegas carry a 9.0% Nevada Live Entertainment Tax (LET) on face value plus primary box-office facility and order fees.