Since 2017, Rio Las Vegas audiences have been flocking to this liquid omnibus teeming with twirling, flipping, diving and dancing. Thirty international dancers and acrobats dazzle theatergoers in a show that includes everything from jugglers, stunt skaters, high-flying aerial artists, hand-to-hand, Icarian, wheel of death, and contortionists.

In addition to its 1,000-square-foot liquid centerpiece, the 180-degree circular spectacular captivates audiences with three-dimensional multimedia projections, graceful choreography, picturesque water walls, and hypnotic holograms. WOW has won awards for Best New Show, Best Production Show, Best Value Show and Best Family Friendly Show.

About the show WOW - The Vegas Spectacular

WOW is the brainchild of director Hanoch Rosenn. Launched about two decades ago, WOW has subsequently been enjoyed by nearly three million theatergoers in several countries.

In 2020, Rosenn opened the adult-oriented "Extravaganza - The Vegas Spectacular" at the Jubilee Theater in Bally's, and more recently the adult show "Rouge" at the Strat hotel in Las Vegas.

The show's watery delights are tied together by the story of a fisherman whose mermaid catch leads him on an amazing journey. His odyssey takes him from quaint city streets evoking the musical Singing in the Rain to the canals of Venice. Returning to the ocean, he confronts pirates, encounters the doomed Titanic, and explores the lost city of Atlantis. Lifelike marine life greets him underwater, where holograms flicker magically on watery walls.