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Seating chart · Planet Hollywood · Updated Oct 19, 2026

Chippendales Seating Chart

Where to sit for Chippendales: the best view, the best value and the seats to avoid.

Chippendales Theater at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino75 minutesAdults only

A–DE–JK–MN–PQ–SW–YT–VSTAGE

Tap a section: our take on it appears belowHover or click a section: our take on it appears below

Section 1: beside the runway

Section 1, rows A to D

Our pickRows A to D: closest

Our pick: the four rows either side of the runway (A and C to its right on our map, B and D to its left), the closest seats to the dancers. Las Vegas Magazine's advice: love the spotlight, sit close.

The price on this page is the show's lowest, not a quote for this section.

  • Rows A to D: closest
  • Rows E to J: center
  • Side sections, front rows
  • Side sections, back rows
  • Rows K to M: obstructed views listed
  • Our pick
  • Wheelchair and companion places: the left end of row H and the top end of rows T to V (Ticketmaster's Accessible filter).
  • The small dark square in section 1 is the platform Ticketmaster's seat map marks Performance Area.

Our drawing, not to scale

Chippendales seating chart, Planet Hollywood

Where to sit: the short answer

  • Best seats

    The best seats are rows A to D of section 1, either side of the runway: the closest to the dancers, who play to the crowd and invite a few guests on stage. More

  • Best value

    For value, look at rows E to J in the middle of section 1, straight on to the stage, and at the front rows of the side sections, N to P and W to Y. More

  • Seats to avoid

    Avoid the seats Ticketmaster flags as obstructed view, unless the price makes up for it: on the date we checked, some in rows K, L and M at the back of section 1, and in row S at the back of section 2. More

  • Accessible seating

    Wheelchair and companion places are at the left end of row H in section 1 and at the top end of rows T, U and V in section 3. More

Seat categories

What each seat costs

Per ticket · fees included, before tax · the same every day, checked Nov 5.

How many tickets?

2
Category · tap to pickvs cheapestPer ticket2 tickets, with tax

Your total · 2 tickets

$143.42

$66.85 × 2 in Category D, fees included, + $9.72 tax, the same every day.

Get tickets — Chippendales (opens the booking site)

Through Ticketmaster, Caesars' official box office. You pick your seats and number of tickets there.

Sellers set their prices and can change them; the price at checkout is the one that counts.

Our guide

Updated Oct 19, 2026 · 3 min read

Chippendales is the original bow-tie-and-cuffs male revue. After 23 years at the Rio and a few months at the Linq, it has had its own room at Planet Hollywood since July 2025: the Chippendales Theater, on the mezzanine level.

The theater is small, 207 seats on Ticketmaster's seat map, in three sections around a stage with a runway that pushes into the middle of section 1. Our short answer: rows A to D, either side of the runway, to be close to the dancers; rows E to J for a straight view of the whole stage.

Best seats for Chippendales

The best seats are rows A to D of section 1, either side of the runway: the closest to the dancers, who play to the crowd and invite a few guests on stage.

Las Vegas Magazine sums it up: "Love the spotlight? Sit close. Prefer to watch from a safe distance? Grab a back seat and enjoy."

Best value seats

For value, look at rows E to J in the middle of section 1, straight on to the stage, and at the front rows of the side sections, N to P and W to Y. In a room of 25 rows, none of them is far from the stage.

Ticketmaster sells one kind of ticket for the whole room and prices it seat by seat, so compare on your date. On the date we checked, the cheapest were at the back of sections 1 and 2, in seats flagged obstructed view.

Seats to avoid

Avoid the seats Ticketmaster flags as obstructed view, unless the price makes up for it: on the date we checked, some in rows K, L and M at the back of section 1, and in row S at the back of section 2. The listing says so before you pay.

The back rows of the side sections, Q to S and T to V, are the furthest from the stage and see it at an angle.

Accessible seating

Wheelchair and companion places are at the left end of row H in section 1 and at the top end of rows T, U and V in section 3. Ticketmaster's seat map has an Accessible filter that shows them, and an Accessible Tickets button.

Section by section

Section 1: rows A to D

Six seats a row on each side of the runway, with the stage's front edge just ahead: rows A and C to the right of the runway on our map, B and D to its left.

Section 1: rows E to J

The middle of the room, split by a center aisle that runs up from the tip of the runway to a small platform the seat map marks Performance Area, between rows I and J. These rows see the whole stage straight on.

Section 1: rows K to M

Three short rows at the back on the right, of nine, six and four seats. Ticketmaster flagged seats in all three as obstructed view on the date we checked.

Section 2

To the right of the stage on our map: rows N, O and P run alongside it, five seats each, with rows Q, R and S behind them at an angle. 44 seats in all.

Section 3

To the left of the stage: rows W, X and Y alongside it, then three long rows of 13 seats, T, U and V, at an angle behind them. 68 seats in all.

Good to know before you go

  • The show runs 75 minutes, per Ticketmaster.
  • Ages 18 and over, with a valid ID.
  • Chippendales' site lists shows Tuesday to Sunday at 8 pm, plus 10 pm on Fridays and Saturdays; Ticketmaster also sells some Monday nights. Check your date.
  • Ticketmaster's prices include fees; taxes are added at checkout. The limit is 10 tickets per order.
  • The theater is on Planet Hollywood's mezzanine level, across from the Criss Angel Theater.

Checked on October 19, 2026 against Ticketmaster's seat map for the show, Chippendales' official site and Las Vegas Magazine.

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