Lenny Kravitz to Hit Park MGM in August

Following a sold-out series of five shows at Dolby Live at Park MGM this past October, four-time Grammy Award-winner Lenny Kravitz is set to return to the venue in 2025 with his exclusive Las Vegas engagement titles Blue Electric Light Las Vegas. Previously, Lenny Kravitz Blue Electric Light was described by NPR as a “kaleidoscope of soaring rock, psychedelic funk, gentle soul, and more.” Kravitz’s revealed that the album’s final track and title came to him in a dream. It’s his first full-length album since his 2018 release, Raise Vibrations. The five-show run will take place on various dates between…

Rio Las Vegas Marks 35th Anniversary

Rio Las Vegas is celebrating 35 years of history, after opening on January 15th 1990. Since that time it has attracted locals and visitors alike with its vibrant design, unique amenities, and memorable experiences. Now under Dreamscape Companies, Rio is honoring its legacy while embracing a bold new future. And now, guests can save 35% on room rates for stays through 31 August 2025, when booked by 31 January. Available exclusively when you book direct at official website. To commemorate this significant milestone, the resort is celebrating with exclusive anniversary specials as well as the reopening of VooDoo Lounge with…

Venetian Las Vegas Participating in World of Hyatt

World of Hyatt members can earn and redeem points at Venetian Las Vegas on qualifying stays when booked through Hyatt, earn credit toward earning tier status and earn points at participating restaurants and retailers when charged to their rooms. Elite members can enjoy additional on-property benefits. With this exclusive relationship, World of Hyatt will offer members more choice – at the heart of the Las Vegas Strip – for more rewarding travel experiences and stays, including The Venetian Resort’s all-suite accommodations. “We believe in the transformative powers of travel, and The Venetian Resort Las Vegas seamlessly delivers on this with…

Strike Ends at Virgin Las Vegas

Virgin Las Vegas culinary workers have ended their two-month strike after being able to secure a new five-year contract. Thus ends one of the longest labor disputes in Sin City over the past several decades. While the full details of the agreement remain undisclosed, union officials revealed that it includes significant pay increases, potentially mirroring the 32% wage boost secured by other union members across the city. The Culinary Workers Union Local 226 and Bartenders Union Local 165 announced the new deal that will help approximately 700 workers at Virgin Las Vegas . The Union itself represents about 60,000 workers…

Circus Circus May Finally be Sold

Circus Circus has been the object of ridicule and the butt of many jokes for year, bit now the 56 year old result may be on the market. The owner, Phil Ruffin, is considering the sale of the property he purchased for $825 million just over 5 years ago, which could not be worth $5 billion. Ruffin plans to use the proceeds from the sale to acquire another property on the Strip, highlighting the land’s strategic value as a key factor in his decision. The property, which caters to families and budget-conscious travelers, features attractions like the Adventuredome indoor amusement…

No, Vegas Resort Fees are Not Banned

There was some excitement making headlines recently, claiming that Las Vegas resort fees had been banned by the Federal Trade Commission. It was an eye catcher for sure, but was it true? Well, not really. Various news outlets latched on the segments of the FTC story, including a quote from their own press release stating their actions had essentially banned Junk Ticket and Hotel Fees, but let’s take a closer look. While it is true that the FTC introduced a new rule aimed at addressing nuisance fees like Vegas resort fees, it did not really ban them. Instead, it focused…