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17:44
Ride the High Roller. One revolution lasts between 30 and 45 minutes in an enclosed cabin with excellent views of the Strip. You will catch the sky turning gold as the sun dips toward the WNW.
18:59
Walk to Mon Ami Gabi for a pre-show drink or early dinner. This nice restaurant serves mostly steaks and seafood. The staff makes a tribute to the restaurant's location by talking with French accent.
19:44
Make it to Penn and Teller for the 9PM show. They have been in showbusiness for nearly 30 years and have kept their resident show at the Rio up to date throughout that time. A must-see for any fan of magic or comedy before the duo presumably retires in the upcoming years.
Local tip
The High Roller takes 30 to 45 minutes per revolution. Book your ticket in advance to ensure you get a cabin with a window for the best sunset views. Penn and Teller shows start at 9PM daily, so plan your dinner to finish before then.
Check before you go
- High Roller operates daily but weather can affect operations.
- Penn and Teller tickets sell out; book online.
- Mon Ami Gabi does not list specific hours in the context, so check their current opening times before you go.
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