They have monthly free poolside concerts, yay. They have no consideration for the disabled, boo. The problem with these shows is that every show has different rules and the Rio nor the radio station promoting them let anyone know the changes until you get there. The best example is my girlfriend is disabled and cannot sit on the hard ground. The first 2 shows we went to there was lounge chair seating, the next show we were told we couldn't sit in the loungers, the next show after that we could, then couldn't. Last month we tried to go and was told no seating but we could bring our own chair to use. I asked security \"Any chair?\" and was told \"Yes\" but I know for a fact if we came back with just any chair they would not allow us to bring it in so we had to leave. The other things they change is one show you can swim, the next you can't swim but you can use the jacuzzi, the next show both are off limits, the next show the pool is open again, what the heck? And the last reason not to go is the alcohol, they offer an \"open bar\" which consists of 1 free drink of whatever they decide that night whether it be flat, warm, foamy beer or watered down who knows what. The Fosters big can is the best deal but one show it is x ounces for x dollars, the next show the same can goes up 2 dollars, the next show the price goes back down but the can is smaller, the next show the price is higher for the smaller can. Its been 3 years that I have been trying to attend these shows and nothing has changed in that time, still inconsistent and just plain wrong. If you want a good pool party/free concert with open bar go to Hard Rock on Fridays in the summer, its always righteous and a good time without all the frustrations of the lame a$$ed Rio.
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