Dancing with the Stars in Reno 2026
Step into the spotlight at the Grand Theater in Reno, NV on Apr 19, 2026 for a dazzling night of rhythm and flair! Feel the pulse of live music and breathtaking performances that ignite the stage. Don’t miss out—grab your Dancing with the Stars tour tickets now!
Dancing with the Stars Reno Tickets
| Date | Price | Tickets |
| Sunday Apr 19, 2026 08:00 PM |
Dancing With The Stars from $128.52 |
Tickets |
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Frequently Asked Questions
When is Dancing with the Stars in Reno, NV?
Dancing with the Stars – Live! 2026 Tour comes to the Grand Theatre at Grand Sierra Resort in Reno on Sunday, April 19, 2026, with the show starting at 8:00 pm and doors opening at 7:00 pm. This is the only Reno stop on the 2026 tour.
Where is the Grand Theatre and what is it like?
The Grand Theatre is inside Grand Sierra Resort and Casino at 2500 East 2nd Street, Reno, Nevada 89595. It is a large, remodeled showroom with about 2,800–2,995 seats in a tiered configuration, built on the historic MGM “Hello Hollywood Hello” stage and known for one of the largest indoor stages in the world.
What time should I arrive before the 8:00 pm show?
Official details say the show starts at 8:00 pm with doors at 7:00 pm. Plan to arrive at the resort between 6:15 pm and 7:00 pm so you can park, walk through the casino to the theater entrance, clear security, and find your seats without rushing.
How long does the Dancing with the Stars live show usually last?
Tour information and event listings describe the Dancing with the Stars Live 2026 show as running about two hours, usually with a short intermission. With an 8:00 pm start, you can expect to leave the Grand Theatre around 10:00–10:15 pm, plus a little time to exit through the resort and reach your car or room.
Who will be appearing at the Reno performance?
The tour schedule notes that the Reno stop features special guests Andy Richter and Dylan Efron along with the Season 34 professional dancers. The cast brings TV-style ballroom and Latin routines, group numbers, and fan-favorite performances to the Grand Theatre stage.
How much do tickets usually cost for the Reno show?
One ticket source lists the Grand Sierra Theatre’s total capacity at about 2,995, with multiple pricing tiers by section. Resale marketplaces show lower prices in rear mezzanine and upper sections and significantly higher prices for center orchestra and front rows, reflecting strong demand in a relatively intimate venue.
How can I get cheap tickets for Dancing with the Stars in Reno?
To keep costs low, look for mezzanine and rear orchestra seats rather than front-center orchestra or VIP-level rows, which are priced as premium in a 2,800–3,000 seat theater. Compare prices on several ticket sites, sort by lowest price, avoid VIP or add-on packages, and buy early so the more affordable sections do not sell out or rise in price as April 19 gets closer.
Which seats are best to enjoy a dance show at the Grand Theatre?
Reviews note that the Grand Theatre has a huge stage and good views from nearly every seat, with many guests praising the center orchestra and front mezzanine for clear sightlines. For a balance between price and view, consider mid-orchestra or front mezzanine seats facing the stage; they usually cost less than the first few rows but still feel close and give a wide look at choreography.
What are the parking options at Grand Sierra Resort, and is parking free?
Grand Sierra Resort offers extensive free self-parking in surface lots surrounding the property, plus complimentary valet parking for guests. Parking lots sit just outside the Grand Theatre side of the resort, making it a short walk from your car to the theater entrance.
How can I save time and avoid hassles when parking and arriving?
To make arrival easier, enter the resort’s main drive, follow signs toward the Grand Theatre side of the property, and park in the large lot nearest the theater so your walk is shorter. Arrive early to get a close space, consider using free valet if mobility is a concern, and allow extra time after the show for traffic as many cars exit at once.
Is the Dancing with the Stars show in Reno family friendly?
The Reno performance is part of the Dancing with the Stars Live 2026 Tour, billed as a glitzy, TV-style ballroom and Latin dance show with professional dancers, celebrity guests, and popular music suitable for a broad audience. Families should consider the 8:00 pm start and roughly two-hour runtime and may prefer aisle or lower-level seats to make it easier to step out with children or older relatives in the casino-resort environment.
What is the best overall strategy to keep the Reno night affordable?
The most effective approach is to choose mezzanine or rear-orchestra seats, monitor multiple ticket platforms for lower prices and smaller fees, and purchase once you find a good mix of cost and view instead of waiting for last-minute spikes. Combine that with free on-site self-parking, mobile tickets without extras, carpooling or sharing rides, and skipping VIP upgrades so you can enjoy Dancing with the Stars Live at the Grand Theatre without overspending.