Las Vegas has been waiting for Spiegelworld’s Discoshow to lauch at the LINQ for what feels like forever. Earlier this year, it was announced that Discoshow will finally launch this summer, on July 27. An additional piece of news was slipped in: Discoshow is going to feature a restaurant—more specifically, a diner.
Licensing paperwork was recently submitted to Clark County for that very restaurant: Diner Ross, opening at the LINQ’s address, 3535 Las Vegas Boulevard S.
The Hollywood Reporter described the upcoming entertainment destination earlier this year:
“More than four years in the making, Discoshow is the latest spectacle from the Las Vegas show producer that characterizes its style of entertainment as ‘human circus,’ led by wizard of ‘Oz’ Ross Mollison. It joins a compendium of Spiegelworld productions, including Absinthe at Caesars, Atomic Saloon in Venetian and The Hook at Caesars Atlantic City, along with bi-coastal versions of psychedelic Italian-American restaurant Superfrico at The Cosmopolitan and Caesars Atlantic City.”
The Hollywood Reporter coverage also shares some details about Diner Ross. It’s another route for your night to take after enjoying the crazy disco-themed show: you can go up to Glitterloft “where Spiegelworld’s mixologist Niko Novick concocts disco-bevs and everyone hangs out before, and after, the show.”
Or—or maybe the better word is and—you can head to Diner Ross, a concept that “is not going to take itself seriously” but is “going to take food seriously.”
What Now reached to Spiegelworld’s “President Vegas” Scott Armstrong on Friday to inquire about the details of Diner Ross’s menu. Armstrong was not immediately available for comment.
