This is Vegas with vintage charm. The Rat Pack is Back brings Sinatra, Sammy, and Dean vibes to the Tuscany with a live 7-piece tribute orchestra.

I especially like the way the show keeps it old-school, funny, and musical, with performers committed to the characters, not just the songs. One thing to consider: the show runs about 1 hour 20 minutes, and the room can feel quite chilly.

The dinner option is where this really becomes a full evening. The Italian dinner upgrade at Bistecca gives you multiple entrée choices, plus classic desserts, and it pairs nicely with an audience that’s there for a good time. The potential drawback is that you need to plan around meal timing (6pm or 9pm), and dinner service can feel slower than you want if you show up early.

Key things I’d note before you go

• Tuscany Suites and Casino location makes this easy to bundle with other Strip plans nearby
• VIP seating faces the stage, while general seating is on the sides or near the bar
• Live 7-piece tribute orchestra keeps the music sounding right in a small room
• Birthday moments can happen during the set, so keep an eye (and ear) out
• Dinner upgrade at Bistecca uses multiple menu choices, served before the show in a different room
• Most shows are short and punchy, so arrive ready to enjoy every minute

A classic Rat Pack night at Tuscany Suites and Casino

If you want a Vegas evening that feels like a time capsule, this show is built for you. The cast performs as Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., and Dean Martin, with David DeCosta as Chairman of the Board, Kyle Diamond as Sammy, and Drew Anthony as Dean. It’s the kind of tribute that aims for the full personality, not just a song list.

I like the setting because it fits the concept. The show happens on the casino floor at Tuscany Suites and Casino, so you get that easy, walk-in feel without fighting big-venue logistics. And because it is a smaller, more intimate setup, the performers can interact with the crowd without it feeling forced.

One more detail that helps the experience click: there is a 7-piece Tribute Orchestra backing the singers. It’s not a facsimile sound. You get live instruments doing the heavy lifting, which matters a lot for the swing-era feel.

Your 7:30 pm game plan, ticket pickup, and seating choices

Start time is 7:30 pm. Tickets get redeemed at the box office at Tuscany Suites & Casino, and your tickets are held there for collection on performance day. Doors open about 30 minutes before showtime, so aim to arrive with enough time to redeem and get settled.

Seating is worth thinking about before you pick options:

• VIP Admission is table or chair seating directly facing the stage
• General Admission is table or chair seating on the sides, plus bar seating

If your top priority is feeling like you are part of the action, VIP generally makes more sense. If you just want good sightlines and a fun night, general seating can work fine, especially in a small theatre.

Also, plan for the show space to be near restrooms and a bar. That sounds basic, but in Vegas it can save you a lot of stress mid-evening. If you like a pre-show drink, you can grab one there.

Stop 1 at Tuscany Suite and Casino: songs, orchestra, and a surprise birthday moment

The evening’s flow begins at Tuscany, where you’ll hear the classics associated with the Rat Pack era. Expect songs like Luck be a Lady, Fly Me to the Moon, New York, New York, and That’s Amore. The cast is performing in character, and the orchestra supports the vocals throughout.

One fun detail I’d plan around: the show may include a visitor who sings a special birthday song. If you or someone in your group is celebrating, this is the kind of surprise that makes the night feel personal fast.

If you choose the dinner upgrade, this is where you start your meal planning. The important point is that dinner is not served in the showroom. It happens in the Bistecca Restaurant, and you’ll need to reserve your seating time directly with the box office or the restaurant.

The Italian dinner upgrade at Bistecca: what you can order and when to show up

The dinner option is served either at 6pm or 9pm, not at the theatre. That timing detail changes everything about how you should plan your evening.

Dinner choices follow a straightforward structure:

• Appetizer (choice of one): Caesar Salad, House Salad, or Soup of the Day
• Entrée (choice of one):
• Eggplant Lasagna with eggplant, fresh ricotta, mozzarella, parmesan, marinara
• Spaghetti Bolognese with bucatini pasta, beef, tomato, basil
• Fettuccine Alfredo with classic creamy parmesan sauce
• Chicken Marsala with marsala reduction, sautéed mushrooms, crispy potato, shaved parmesan
• 5oz Filet Mignon with seasonal vegetables, baked or pureed potato
• Dessert (choice of one): Tiramisu, Crème Brûlée, Cannoli, or Gelato

Here is what I like about this menu approach. It isn’t a buffet with a million items. It is curated, with familiar Italian-American comfort foods and a classic steak option if you want the full Vegas-date-night feel.

Here is what you need to watch. Since dinner has fixed seating times, you might end up with a wait between eating and the show, especially if your meal starts earlier. Some people find that hour to kill is manageable, but it can feel a little long if you hate waiting around after dinner.

Stop 2: The Rat Pack is Back, Sinatra, Sammy, and Dean in a tight 1-hour set

Now for the main event. The show is produced by Dick Feeney and has been running for a long time, currently in its 22nd year, with thousands of performances and millions of tickets sold. It is also described as a Vegas-based show that includes national touring companies, plus an award from the Congress of the United States. That background matters because it usually means tighter execution and better consistency than a one-off production.

On stage, David DeCosta, Kyle Diamond, and Drew Anthony hit the big songs you’re expecting, with comedy woven in between. The vibe is old-school variety show energy, mixing charm, jokes, and vocals.

The show duration is listed as about 1 hour 20 minutes. In practice, some people have felt it runs closer to 75 minutes, so go in expecting something punchy rather than a full, multi-hour evening.

What the performance feels like in real life

This is a show where interaction is part of the format. Expect the performers to work the room, bring in audience energy, and keep the jokes moving. The comedy is often described as playful and in-character, which is a good match for fans who want the Rat Pack era spirit.

I also like the precision of a tribute show like this when it leans into the details. Here you’re not just hearing familiar songs. You’re seeing the performers build the personas around them, including the classic stage swagger.

The orchestra is a big reason the sound works. In reviews you’ll see lots of praise for the band, and it makes sense. When you have a 7-piece group playing live, songs like Fly Me to the Moon and That’s Amore land with the rhythm you expect.

Two practical notes to keep you prepared:

• The room can run cold because casino theatre air conditioning can be strong. Bringing a light layer can save your night.
• Vocal clarity can vary by performer and by where you sit. Some listeners had trouble catching everything from the Sammy character at times, so if you are sensitive to audio clarity, VIP seating that is closer to the stage may help.

Drinks, bar access, and how to pace your night

Alcoholic drinks are available for purchase, but they are not included in the ticket price. That’s normal for Vegas, but I recommend you decide your budget early so you do not get surprised.

Also, because the show is in a smaller room with a bar nearby, you can usually pace yourself without leaving your seat for long. That matters because the performance moves along fairly quickly, and you’ll want your attention to stay on the stage.

How much value you get from $89.95, with or without dinner

At $89.95 per person, you are buying a show ticket that includes the show admission plus a 10% live entertainment tax, along with taxes, fees, and handling charges. In other words, what you pay is closer to the real all-in cost than some Vegas ticket listings.

The real value question is whether you add dinner.

• If you add the Italian dinner upgrade, you’re essentially building a full evening: appetizer, entrée, dessert, and then a classic tribute show. People tend to call the food worth it when they choose the bundle, especially because there are real choices across multiple categories.
• If you skip dinner, you should plan how you will handle dinner elsewhere before 7:30 pm, since the meal timing is not included automatically.

If you’re doing this as a date night or a birthday, the dinner upgrade is the easiest way to make it feel like an occasion. If you’re just trying to fit one iconic Vegas experience into a busy schedule, the show-only ticket can be a straightforward win.

Who this is best for, and who might want to rethink it

This works best for you if:

• You enjoy classic crooners and want a character-driven tribute
• You like comedy mixed into music
• You want an intimate theatre experience compared to big stadium-style shows
• You are celebrating something and want the night to feel special and photo-worthy

You might want to rethink it if:

• You expect a long show. The runtime is around 1 hour 20 minutes, and some people feel it could be longer
• You get uncomfortable in cold indoor rooms. Bring a jacket or light sweater
• You need perfect audio clarity from every seat. Side or bar seating can be less ideal than VIP if you are picky about understanding words

Children must be accompanied by an adult, and the show is recommended for age 12 and up. Service animals are allowed, and the venue is near public transportation.

Should you book The Rat Pack is Back?

Book it if you want a classic Vegas night that feels personal, musically solid, and fun. The cast lineup, David DeCosta as Chairman of the Board, Kyle Diamond as Sammy, and Drew Anthony as Dean is a strong draw, and the live 7-piece orchestra helps the music stay believable. If you add dinner at Bistecca, you get a real menu experience with multiple entrée options, plus desserts that fit the theme.

Skip it if you are chasing a long, big-production show or if cold rooms and audio clarity are deal-breakers for you. In that case, you might prefer a venue that is designed for maximum comfort and sustained runtime.

If you do book, I’d do two things right away: pick your seating option based on how close you want to be to the stage, and if you add dinner, plan your day around the 6pm or 9pm Bistecca seating so you are not rushed or stuck waiting with nothing to do.

FAQ

What time does The Rat Pack is Back start at Tuscany?

The start time is 7:30 pm. Doors open about 30 minutes before showtime, and you’ll redeem your ticket at the Tuscany Suites & Casino box office.

Where do I pick up my tickets?

You collect your tickets at the Tuscany Suites & Casino box office, located at 255 E Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89169.

Is dinner included with the ticket price?

Dinner is included only if you select the dinner upgrade. Without the upgrade, the show ticket does not include dinner.

What time is dinner served if I choose the upgrade?

Dinner is served either at 6pm or 9pm in the Bistecca Restaurant, not in the showroom. You should contact the box office or restaurant to reserve your seating time.

Are there vegetarian options?

Yes. A vegetarian option is available for dinner if you advise at booking, and you should also mention dietary needs at the time of booking.

Are alcoholic drinks included?

No. Alcoholic drinks are available to purchase, but they are not included.