Gondola Rides at the Venetian Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Gondola Rides at the Venetian. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

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Gondola rides at the Venetian currently start at US$39 per person, or you can reserve a private gondola for US$156. Photo packages are available for an extra cost, and seasonal discounts may be offered, so it’s worth checking for special pricing.

Gondola rides at The Venetian operate daily. Generally, indoor rides are 10am-11pm Sunday-Thursday and 10am to 12am Friday-Saturday. Outdoor rides run 10am-10pm daily. Hours may vary with seasons, so check ahead for updates.

Expect to glide along the water for 10–15 minutes—just enough time to soak in the scenery and enjoy the atmosphere. Don’t be surprised if your gondolier breaks into song; their serenades are part of the Venetian charm.

Reservations aren’t required, but booking ahead is a good idea for peak times like Valentine’s Day or holidays. Walk-up tickets are usually available with little to no wait. You can purchase tickets in person at the Grand Canal Shoppes.

Each Venetian gondola seats up to four passengers, making it a great option for couples, families, or small groups. If you prefer a more private experience, you can book the entire gondola for US$156. Rides are available indoors and outdoors, offering a scenic and memorable way to explore.

Yes, there is a weight limit for the gondola rides at the Venetian. The official weight limit is 680 pounds (380 kilograms) per gondola, per group (not including the gondolier).

Both the indoor and outdoor gondola ride at the Venetian offer different aspects for riders. The indoor Venetian gondola ride gives you a more iconic Las Vegas experience and keeps you out of the weather elements, while choosing the outside gondola ride is more private—perfect for a romantic time.

Tipping is based on what you personally think is best; however, we do recommend tipping your gondolier at the Venetian. Here’s why—a gondolier is paid hourly but may run as many as five rides an hour, which is a lot of work for an hourly wage.