Rich Little Las Vegas Seating Chart | Find The Best Seats

Rich Little is a master of impersonations and comedy. He has been entertaining and humoring people with his impressions for over 40 years. People first noticed his talent on classic television shows like “The Judy Garland Show,” “The Tonight Show,” and “Hollywood Squares.” If you give him the name of a celebrity, Rich can give you a nearly perfect impersonation of that person. His favorite impressions are of Kermit the Frog, Ronald Reagan, and Frank Sinatra.

Rich Little Seating Chart

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Rich Little performs his impersonation and comedy routine at the Laugh Factory of the Tropicana Las Vegas Hotel (A Doubletree by Hilton). Therefore, the Rich Little seating chart refers to the seating positions in the Laugh Factory. It has three main sections: General Admission, VIP Table, and VIP Booth.

The General Admission section includes seats on the left side and right side of the Laugh Factory. The seats give you a side view angle of the stage, so you cannot directly view Rich’s face from the front. However, the General Admission seats don’t cost as much money either. So that is one benefit to sitting in this section.

The VIP tables are aligned with the front of the stage and positioned in the center of the room. They provide a much better view of the front of Rich’s face as he talks. Try to watch his mouth as he impersonates many different famous people. You will think that those celebrities are actually in front of you on stage.

The VIP booths have the closest seats to the main stage. There are two booths close to the front and another two booths close to the back.  The advantage of sitting in booths is that you get more comfortable and private seating for you and the other members of your party. The cheapest seats on the Rich Little seating chart are $55 and up. The $55 seats are for General Admission seats on the sides. Alternatively, you can pay $66 for a VIP table or $77 for a VIP booth. It all depends on your particular seating preferences and budget.