Showroom at South Point

My husband and I are locals and we needed a night out… We grew up listening to Motown and decided to give it a shot. I was blown away and absolutely had a great time. We had a few drinks, sang along with the music, and danced the night away! To have a place to go and have a really good time is hard to find in Vegas. Vegas has lots to choose from, but the vibe the Motown group gave off was cool.

This is a nice showroom. It’s big and has an old-​school Vegas feel. There’s a large dance floor area in front of the stage. Then there’s half moon booths and tables on multiple levels. Note: The booths on the dance floor are VIP /​reserved. The rest are usually seat yourself. There’s cocktail waitresses that will come to you at the booths and tables. And they are usually pretty speedy. There’s also a small bar to each side of the stage. Again, it’s a pretty large showroom. So there’s plenty of room for seating. The sound quality is pretty good too. All in all, a great place to catch a show.

Simple décor (reminds me of something from the 80s). Sat center at first row but we were the 4^th seat back from stage (about as close as is comfortable). Saw Rob Schneider and felt close to the action. They have several bars inside (no outside booze allowed).

Showroom at South Point is an interesting joint, I went here for a post Unilocal UYE to see the Spazmatics. We bought VIP ticket for $ 10 with 2 free drinks and a private booth, which is a good deal. However, you get what you pay for. The VIP line was the last one to go into the theater, the show started at 10:30 and we got in around 10:45. The Spazmatics are good, but I wasn’t their target audience. The drink orders took between 30 – 45 minutes, and they are really watered down. VIP booths are much closer to the stage and the dance floor.
Overall (²⁄₅), VIP tickets are only worth it if you’re gonna drink.

The Spazmatics were not bad.
The venue itself had decent seating options and a restroom by the bar. Not having to leave the music to use the restroom is a plus in my book.

It has the décor of a cruise ship lounge circa late 80’s, however I can forgive the ugly interior because of the great deal we got to see a headlining comedian this last weekend. We managed to score fifteen dollar seats for a wonderful two hour stand-​up show. They were the cheap seats, but even the cheap seats are good in this small venue. Plus, we were spitting distance from the bar. Score!
In addition to the comedy, my favorite 80’s cover band, The Spazmatics, plays here every Saturday night. Unfortunately, we had other plans, but had we wanted to go, our hotel guest coupon booklet would have given us free entry to the show. Again, amazing deal.

This property is exactly what you expect. It’s full of older slot and bingo players who smoke like urban favtories. But the showroom gets a really good lineup of comedians for very good prices.
The waitresses inside the showroom aren’t the most effective, so we order two drinks each at the beginning of the show. Greats shows for a gtrat price. You can call the rest «ambiance».

Last attended: Heather McDonald/​Mary Patterson
I’ve been in this showroom several times for stand-​up shows. The box office, which is off about ten metres or so from the showroom entrance parallel with the main entrance doors, is always very quick to distribute the tickets you may have waiting for you. Seating inside the showroom is maître d and generally pleasant elderly staff in red jackets that happily and promptly seat you wherever you are meant to be seated. Cocktail waitress will be there to inquire if you would like a drink as soon as you are seated.
The soundsystem is modern, as far as I can judge from going to stand-​up shows (not sure about live music, which is the true metric). We were there for what could have been Shecky Greene’s absolute final stand-​up performance in December 2011 and it will always be what I remember this venue for. Whether it was his final gig or he will come back to entertain some more is irrelevant; it was a helluva show.
As with most venues, I have a pointless anecdote, so here goes:
once we were seated by an extremely pleasant male staff member. We were conversing all the way to where he seated us and that may have distracted him a bit so we were seated a table or two away from where our tickets were for. When the actual table ticketholders showed up, the other staff member that was seating them checked our tickets and informed us that we were seated at a different table. No big deal; I did not seat myself, as I am completely capable of doing, but someone seated me as they do everyone else in this shworoom. But this lady, the staff member, acted like we nefariously hopped over to the this table (as if it fucking matters) and was ultimately rude and cross/​crass/​whatever-​you-​want-​to-​call-​it. I always see her when at this venue for stand-​up headliners but luckily there is actually a pluraity of nice, kind, non-​asshole staff that tip the scales back over to make this place positive in the nice category. That and Shecky Greene’s final live joke may always ring between this venue’s four carpeted walls. — E

I follow the Yellow Brook Road. On Friday night it led me to the South Point Show Room/​Malibu Club (from this point on referred to as the South Point Show Room)
A show room is as good as the entertainment. When classic rock tribute band Yellow Brick Road performs on Friday night from 10:30 into midnight, the South Point Showroom rocks.
A $ 5 cover charge gets you into the South Point Showroom. The price is worth it taking into consideration that it buys you great entertainment and the beer is inexpensive. The show room is decent size. The majority of the tables, which are long tables and booths (mostly reserved) sit at a higher elevation. So, if you sit in a booth or toward the front of the table, $ 5 gets you a good view of the Yellow Brick Road show.
Here are some reasons, I am a fan of the South Point Showroom and Yellow Brick Road performance I saw on Friday night:
* Excellent violin solo and harmonies in «Dust in the Wind.»
* If I was blindfolded, I would think I was listening to the actual «Kashmir» record.
*Their performance of «Running With the Devil» gives me the impression that Van Hallen might have their next singer if they split from David Lee Roth.
*Excellent drummer. Greatly enjoyed the Zeppelin style drum solo leading into «Over the Hills & Far Away.»
*First-​rate performance on Zeppelin Two material.
*Excellent range of songs from «Hot for Teacher» to Pink Floyd’s «Time.».
*Great horn solo on «Urgent.»
*Every band member is super talented.
*Overall first-​rate musicianship and entertainment.
*Sound level just right
*Large dance floor by the stage.
*I love classic rock
*And inexpensive beer.

Living in Vegas some of the best acts in the world pass through, that is not to say that they are the cheapest or most affordable shows to see but we definitely have options. Well the weekend of Oct, 4^th being my birthday weekend, I wanted to keep it somewhat low key. Grab some friends go get dinner and then go do something else, maybe bowling or something to pass some time. After much deliberation by the jury of friends we settled on seeing Yellow Brick Road at the South Point and that is when it all began.
After dinner and a few drinks… Well okay maybe a few more than a few drinks we headed over to the theater where Yellow Brick Road plays and my wife had some of the south point fun books (for those that don’t know it is a coupon book for the hotel/​casino) inside was free admission for 2 to any of the South Point’s shows so this show was on the house! Please do not assume that by this show being on the house that this review is tainted because it is not.
The showroom itself is not Mandalay bay but it is very nice and has great acoustics, from what I recall. The smaller showroom comes complete with a full bar staffed by super friendly bartenders that help to make the overall experience enjoyable.
Now back the show itself. Even if you pay the $ 5 to get in this is a great show, working in the bar scene as security I have had to listen to my fair share of cover bands, good and bad and well really bad. At moments throughout this show I would completely forget that I was listening to a cover band. They played everything from Boston, to Led Zep. and many other classics that will take you back. This is definitely now in my arsenal for those Friday nights with nothing do to and not wanting to spend to much cash. Totally worth it and great job by the South Point to bring these guys in to Rock the joint.

Awesome, Awesome, Awesome! The smaller scale room brings in an ambiance of loud, exciting, intimate showroom. The full bar inside served just about every kind of drink you want and even had cheap beer. The staff was friendly and it was quick and easy to get in the joint even though there was a line of about 30 people. I was shocked that this place was not packed. For the smokers there is an ashtray on every table! For the nonsmokers don’t be alarmed as it was not bad as the place has a great fan system.
As I said I was surprised that it was not packed and sold out. We saw Yellow Brick Road and let me tell you it was only a 5 dollar cover charge to watch a band that should go mainstream. Yes, they only played cover songs all night but the 2 hour show was excellent! Some of the classic rock songs they played I had to remember that this is a cover band not the real thing.
The dance floor was hoping with a large mix of people, the light show inside made me feel that I paid for a $ 100 concert but like I said it was only 5 bucks. Beers were only 2 bucks if you choose the beer that is discounted. It was Coors from the tap which is not that bad. They also had 2 dollar shots!!!
The seating in the showroom is pretty cool too. They have King booths and long tables with padded chairs. We started at a long table since we were with a group of seven but we ended up in a King Booth and let me tell you that’s the place to sit.
When it comes to entertainment in Las Vegas it is never cheap and typically when its cheap it sucks and that is not true for the South Point showroom. This is the best place to go and have a great time with out hurting your wallet. I’m now in the search to see a comedy show here. I can only imagine the craziness it would be as the comedian is so close to the crowd that he will most likely rip into people. From the looks of it they have some mainstream shows here all the time. Easy to get to and this is a 5 star venue!

I’ve seen a number of comedy shows here, and this venue offers a great value. Most shows are not more than $ 25, and drink prices were reasonable last time I was there ($ 5 for wine). Servers were always available to take drink orders, and there’s also a bar.
Seating varies by price, and the tables on the floor are typical weird showroom seating– Some of the seats face away from the stage. Booths, which are more comfortable, are also available. I recommend the Showroom as an alternative to pricier Strip comedy clubs, where you won’t find $ 15 tickets or $ 5 drinks. Bonus–
If you’re a member of the South Point player’s club, you may receive 2 for 1 offers for the Showroom.

As far as I’m concerned this is the best place to see a comedy show!
Boyfriend and I have seen John Caparulo and Ralphie May here and had a blast both times. The venue is small, which is ideal for comedy. Even in the cheap seats, you can clearly see the comedian’s face, which is usually an important part of their set. There are 3 price points for 3 areas of seating. Long, cafeteria-​style tables in front, semi-​circular booths and round tables in the mid and semi-​circle booths in the back. We haven’t sat in front because it seems like such a weird setup. The tables are faced short end to stage, so you have to turn your chair to face front. When half the fun is seeing the people around you laugh, it’s weird to have to face away from them. I recommend the booths in the mid or back. They’re comfy, intimate and face forward.
For the tickets for most things being as cheap as they are, there’s just not a good reason to try this place out!

A very intimate showroom because of the closeness of the stage to the seats. I sat in the best section, which was $ 55 vs. the lowest ticket of $ 45. For 10 bucks why not sit closer? The drinks were pretty cheap as well. I saw Diamond Rio here and I am in no way a country fan but because of the crowd’s energy I absolutely had a good time.
I missed where this place was at first. It is right next to the parking lot entrance near the restaurants. You could miss it by just walking in and moving forward.
The ceiling is really cool too, it looks like the night sky with lots of stars. Lighting and sound quality were above average as well.
Only downsides are the tables are shared by everyone and it can feel a little cramped. As people are moving around they may bump into your seat. Otherwise, there is little else that could be conceived as a knock on this venue’s rating. ⁴⁄₅

We’re locals and live in the neighborhood, so we go to the Showroom a lot to watch shows, especially Yellow Brick Road and Spazmatics. The Showroom is nice. There really isn’t a bad place to sit and there’s a large dance floor and two bars. You can call and reserve a table or both and it doesn’t cost anything. The folks there are also very nice. Here’s the issue I have and the reason I didn’t go 5 stars… It takes FOREVER to get a drink from the waitresses. I know it can get busy in there sometimes but the wait time is ridiculous. I’ve gone to the bar, bought rounds and been back to the table TWICE, before the waitress has returned to the table. We will still return, as the shows are fun and the pro’s outweigh the con’s.

The annual Futurity event was cool. It was a horse and cattle competition. So many cowboys and cowgirls. Yeeehah.
There was some good vendors upstairs too.

You have no idea the disdain in my heart that has built up for the Southpoint. Every time I see its glowing yellow lights, it is a beacon in the distance, warning me never to return to dance. Good lord, this is the worst club evvvver.
Went here in September, because a certain security guard, with the initials «G.L.,» texted us one day and asked us to come hang out with him while he was at work. We had met him when our radio show was doing an broadcast at the Southpoint and yada yada yada, we made a «friend.»
Wow, so he walked us in without us having to pay. The cover was $ 5 a person and wow, it looked like the whole trailer park showed up that night. *Shudder.* After a zillion music videos were played, the Spazmatics came on to do their act. STAB ME WITH A FORK… it was horrible. Nobody was our age in there dancing, the music was bad, and I felt like crawling under a table.
We bounced and never spoke to «G.L.» again. (It’s okay, he was super shady.)

Last night, the wife and I danced to the sounds of the Spazmatics. I love the showroom at South Point. There’s normally sufficient seating, but we arrived after the band started playing, and the place was packed. No problem, we grabbed a drink sipped it down a smidge, and headed out to the dance floor. The Showroom has a nice sized dance floor, right in front of the band. The band played mostly hits from the 80’s, songs that were easy to recognize, and almost all with a decent dance beat. To summarize, I was able to keep rhythm at least 75% of the time (the other 25% was not the fault of the band or the establishment).
So, for $ 5 a head, you get a live band, an excellent dance floor, drink specials (Coors light for $ 2), and a great time. Doors open at 10:00 p.m. and the band plays at 10:30 p.m. The Showroom takes reservations, so you don’t have to be like me, permanently stranded on the dance floor with no table.

I’ve been to the showroom for three shows. Tonight I was there to see Davy Jones of the Monkees. I really like this showroom. It’s a very comfortable place with good sight lines from anywhere in the showroom.
Prices are on three levels and they are relatively inexpensive. There are three types of seating at each price level — classic long tables seating eight or ten people, half on each side, booths, and round tables that seat 4 people. Even from the cheapest seats in the rear of the theatre, the distance to the stage is not great so sitting in the cheapest seats is OK. Also, there are two large screens, one on each side of the stage, so you can have a close up view of the performer.
One nice touch is that there are bathrooms in the showroom. You don’t have people coming in and out with casino noise coming into the room. Also, there’s a bar in the theatre in addition to waitress service.
It’s a very nice venue!

I went and saw Josh Wolf (comedian) at the Showroom at South Point last night and I really liked the venue.
The Showroom is located very close to the Box office, and it is all black on the outside. (I did not see any signs directing you towards the Showroom so I had to ask)
The venue is set up with tables and booths, all of which are comfortable and perfect for a comedy show. There are waitresses that walk around serving during the show or there is a bar inside that you go and purchase your poison for the night.
Overall, I would definitely come here again for another event. I know they hold a many comedy shows and dancing in this room.