Gondola Rides at the Venetian
Las Vegas, NV 89109-8941
Phone: (702) 414-4908
User Reviews for Gondola Rides at the Venetian
11/22/2006 Posted by dmenkes
We were walking around before going to the theater and saw people lining up for the gondolas. I found the ticket counter and found out it was about $15/person. The four of us went on the inside tour as the outside one was closed. It was very romantic but I think my girlfriend and I had a better time than her sister and mother. Still, it was worth giving it a try and I'm glad we did it. I'd be interested to come back and try the outdoor one. I recommended this to a friend and she was proposed by her boyfriend to on this ride! And said yes!
Pros: romantic, unique
Cons: long wait
04/24/2006 Posted by mayeast
What a great place to (pay someone to) Serenade Your Sweetie. If you are thinking of proposing remember that this will be a public proposal so be sure to stack the deck in your favor... Have had several discussions about marriage in which she indicated that she is obviously ready.
Pros: Romantic, Memorable
Cons: She might say no
03/02/2006 Posted by ang120
My husband proposed to me there and it was wonderful and made a great story. We went on our ride and then we he popped the question and I said yes. They sang a few more songs and then when we got back to the loading dock the gondiler yelled out.. I have an announcement..... Everyone she said Yes!!!! Then at that momment the photographer took our picture with our faces bright red. It was the best experience ever... I would highly recommend this to anyone.
Pros: Great Singing, fun
12/08/2005 Posted by imacarrie
There are two gondola rides at the Venetian - one out in front and one on the second floor. When you consider that the roller coaster ride at NYNY cost $12 pp, it is a good value in Las Vegas standards. There are female gondoliers so if that makes a difference, make sure you request a male when you are waiting in line for the ride. We had a great ride with Gianni who was funny and sang very well. I'm not sure if that was his real name (or accent) but it was still great. It doesn't say it anywhere obvious but the gondoliers do accept tips. A must-do in Vegas!

