Category: Land Based Gaming and Casinos
Jerry Seinfeld Headed Back to Caesars Palace
World famous comedian Jerry Seinfeld is returning to Caesars Palace in Las Vegas for a limited engagement next year. The comic legend has been selling out venues since 2003, and now he will perform a total of six shows with all new material at The Colosseum. Jerry Seinfeld has easily cemented himself as the longest-running superstar headliner in the iconic resort’s history. The events already scheduled for next year are on April 12th and 13th, then again on August 9th and 10th. There will be a third set of shows in September on the 6th and 7th. All of these…
The Las Vegas Sphere Show Uninterrupted
Watch our uninterrupted stream of the Las Vegas Sphere in action! Our steady, tripod mounted camera catches all the action of the MSG Sphere in Las Vegas as it goes through its displays. We’ve even added some music to make viewing more fun! We hope you enjoy the show, and be sure to be looking for Part Two of our Las Vegas Sphere coverage in the next week! Check Out Part Two of our Las Vegas Sphere Show! In a city that has a replica of the Eiffel Tower, the second-tallest Ferris Wheel on this side of the world, a…
Mirage Change to Hard Rock Delayed to 2027
Most people were a bit upset when they announced that the Mirage change to Hard Rock would mean an end to the popular volcano attraction. The tension only grew when they learned that the iconic volcano would make way for the guitar shaped hotel that Hard Rock is famous for. Now things have gotten a bit sticky. It seems that this transition… this Mirage change to Hard Rock Casino… will once again be delayed. Back in December, we reported that the transformation of the property had been pushed back to 2025. And now, just over six months later, that transition…
Fontainebleau Las Vegas Catches Fire
The smoke caught everyone’s attention at first. The brand new, yet-to-open Fontainebleau Las Vegas was burning? Talk about your bad luck! After sitting empty for over fifteen years and countless delays, could the resort be destroyed before it ever welcomes a guest? Well, let’s slow things down a bit. Yes, there was a fire at Fontainebleau Las Vegas. And yes, everyone up and down The Strip saw the smoke. But the fire was contained to some construction materials on the roof. And truth be known, this was actually a positive for the resort. First of all, this was a two-alarm…
Bottled Blonde Las Vegas Headed for the Strip
There’s another big construction project near the Horseshoe! This time it’s Bottled Blonde Las Vegas, a $50 million venue that will take up 25,000 square feet and stand four stories! Evening Entertainment Group is the Arizona company investing in the project, which will overlook Las Vegas Boulevard from the Grand Bazaar Shops. The Bottled Blonde brand was originally established back in 2014 in Scottsdale. Since that time, they have expanded to several cities, including Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth, and Miami. As a testament to its success, the news release proudly declares that it holds the title of the highest-grossing bar…
Wynn Las Vegas Voted Best Resort, Again
The Wynn Las Vegas was once again voted the best resort in the city by Travel + Leisure. Their 2023 World’s Best Awards list top hotels and travel destinations around the world as based on the opinions of their readers. This marks the fourth year in a row that they have won this prestigious honor. Part of the success for Wynn Las Vegas can be attributed to its commitment to offering new and exciting experiences for its guests. This year, Wynn unveiled the extraordinary “only-in-Las Vegas” show called Awakening, which captivated audiences with its breathtaking acrobatics, soaring aerialists, and high-energy…