Two extreme icons combine for one unforgettable show at Planet Hollywood PAGE 30
The Suite Life
Wait until you get a glimpse of Nobu Villa at Caesars Palace PAGE 32
Minus5 Icebar
Three locations to chill out— literally! PAGE 38
Fountains of Bellagio
You’ve all seen the iconic attraction. Now meet the people behind the scenes! PAGE 42
Editor’s Note
PAGE 7
Spotlight
PAGE 11
Benihana PAGE 12
Gymkhana PAGE 14
Gatsby’s Cocktail Lounge
Go back in time at this magical Resorts World Las Vegas hot spot PAGE 18
College Basketball Crown
Hoops action continues at MGM Grand and T-Mobile Arena PAGE 20
7 Days
Our publisher gives you everything you need to plan the perfect week PAGE 8
Wayne Newton
The beloved entertainer returns to his Flamingo residency PAGE 22
Cheers
Stadium Swim
Party all year long at this Circa Resort & Casino complex that features great viewing options, food, drinks and much more PAGE 24
Friends With Benefits
Kyle Johnson PAGE 26
Nosh Caramella
This Planet Hollywood Italian restaurant hits all the right notes PAGE 28
Showbiz Weekly Listings
Your guide to everything from dining to entertainment in Las Vegas PAGE 49
Events & Headliners
Planning a return trip?
Buy your tickets now to the hottest live shows, concerts, sports and special events PAGE 62
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In addition to the app, this week’s edition of Las Vegas Magazine is a terrific way to plan the perfect week. We’ve lined up some terrific options for fans of sports, live music, production shows and much more.
What’s better than a Criss Angel magic show? One that teams him up with Alice Cooper. These two icons of the extreme promise audiences an unforgettable night with Welcome to Our Nightmare at Planet Hollywood (“Scary Good,” p. 30).
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If you’re still jonesing for college hoops action following the NCAA tournament, head to MGM Grand Garden Arena and T-Mobile Arena for the College Basketball Crown, where great schools that failed to make the 68 teams will compete (“Be There for the Tip-Off,” p. 20).
If you’re looking for a memorable meal, head back to Planet Hollywood and Caramella (“An Italian Repast,” p. 28).
Want a cocktail and a true experience? Gatsby’s Cocktail Lounge at Resorts World Las Vegas offers both (“Let the Good Times Roll,” p. 18).
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March 29-April 4
What to do in Las Vegas this week
Katie Dixon, Publisher
Sunday 29
Serenity Spa
Treat yourself to a day of relaxation. I recommend the Serenity Spa Signature Treatment, an 80-minute experience that will leave you feeling blissed out. Westgate Las Vegas, 702.732.5648
Monday 30
Mothership Coffee Roasters
I’m always in the mood for a great coffee, and I continually return here. The location at Fergusons Downtown is ideal to enjoy a bourbon vanilla latte. It’s like a sweet treat in a cup. 1028 E. Fremont St., mothershipcoffee.com
Tuesday 31
Bottled Blonde Las Vegas
This vibrant restaurant offers the perfect atmosphere for watching sports with cocktails, food and multiple screens. And the spacious patio provides amazing Strip views. Grand Bazaar Shops, bottledblondelv.com
Wednesday 1
AREA15
The all-in-one venue has so much to see and explore. To partake in the full range of experiences at this unique venue, get an Experience Pass, a bundled ticket option. 3215 S. Rancho Drive, area15.com
Bottled Blonde Las Vegas and Fountains of Bellagio photos by Anthony Mair
Thursday 2
The Mac King Comedy Magic Show
This family-friendly show features the charming King, who disarms you with jokes while performing mindblowing illusions. Excalibur, excalibur.mgmresorts.com
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Friday 3
Jabbawockeez
Possibly the world’s most influential dance crew brings signature white masks and jaw-dropping choreography to life in FREQNCY. This production blends awe-inspiring moves, pulse-pounding music and awesome special effects. MGM Grand, jbwkz.com
Saturday 4
Fountains of Bellagio
One of the most iconic attractions in Vegas. The show plays every 30 minutes during the day, increasing to every 15 minutes at night. The show is complimentary—and you’ll want to watch again and again. bellagio.mgmresorts.com
Mothership Coffee Roasters courtesy photo
The Mac King Comedy Magic Show and Jabbawockeez photos by Christopher DeVargas
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Join the Family
This iconic restaurant celebrates more than a half-century of entertaining dining
You become part of one big family—and a big part of Vegas history—when you dine at Benihana at Westgate Las Vegas. The restaurant, which celebrates its 52nd anniversary this year, encourages communal dining around hibachi tables that can accommodate anywhere from small families to huge reunions. And from the second you sit down to the time you depart, the experience is unlike any other, from the food and the way it’s prepared to the friends you make.
The centerpiece of the 38,000-square-foot Benihana Village (which, when you include Rikki Tiki Sushi and Silk Road Asian Bistro, make this one the largest in the world) is practically an entertainment venue, with skilled chefs whipping up your meal in front of you, serving up New York strip steak and mushrooms (the most popular item) to the Benihana Trio of filet mignon, chicken breast and colossal shrimp. The two weeks of intensive training shows in every chef here; they’re quick with jokes as they deftly grill and move items around, never missing a beat.
Before enjoying your chef’s performance, make sure to enjoy something from the specialty cocktail menu. The Baby Blue Ocean, a lovely combination of Malibu rum, New Amsterdam
pineapple vodka, sake, blue Curacao and tropical fruit juices, can be ordered as a “punch bowl” for two or more, or order something for yourself like the Rising Sun Lemon Drop, so delicious with Ketel One Citroen vodka, Cointreau, fresh lemon and PAMA pomegranate liqueur.
We also recommend sampling an appetizer, from a sushi sampler of tuna, salmon, snapper, yellowtail and shrimp nigiri to shrimp sauté served with homemade ginger sauce. If you really want to splurge, the specialties menu offers not only your choice of surf and/or turf, it also comes with flavorful onion soup, a tangy salad and fried rice. Seafood fans will want to order the Ocean Treasure, featuring lobster, scallops and shrimp.
Over its half-century of existence, this Benihana has been enjoyed by some of the biggest celebrities and sports figures in history, from Michael Jackson and Lady Gaga to Mike Tyson and Kobe Bryant. It’s also undergone many phases, from a 1992 remodel to the addition of a sushi bar in 2002. But the basic philosophy of the restaurant has never changed: Make every guest feel like family. –Ken Miller
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An Eventful Meal
The Las Vegas Strip welcomes the famous
Michelin-starred Indian fine-dining restaurant
When Gymkhana debuted at Aria late last year, the Strip welcomed something truly exciting: a globally recognized, two-Michelin-starred, Indian fine-dining destination. Straight from London’s Mayfair, Gymkhana brings classic Northern Indian cooking with bold flavors and rich, layered spicing. The design is inspired by elite social clubs, and the restaurant has the kind of culinary buzz that turns a meal into an event.
Founded by the Sethi siblings of JKS Restaurants, the London original earned its first Michelin star in 2014 and was elevated to two stars in 2024. For Las Vegas, executive chef Srikant Kumar leads the kitchen, offering signatures like tandoori masala lamb chops, chicken butter masala and venison biryani. For the first time, Gymkhana introduces beef to its menu, featuring wagyu keema naan, beef short rib pepper fry and an exclusive goan lobster curry created specifically for Las Vegas. A world-class Indian-inspired cocktail program rounds things out with drinks like the Maharaja Margarita and Patiala Peg.
Taking over the former Julian Serrano Tapas space, Gymkhana transforms the beloved space with a bold forest-green entrance, double doors leading into a mirrored foyer, and warm, clubby interiors inspired
by the Sethi family’s Pondicherry heritage. Jade green tones, polished dark timber and rich printed fabrics set the mood. It’s dramatic, luxurious and designed for a memorable evening in Vegas.
If the London menu is any indication, dessert should take center stage in planning your meal. London’s Gymkhana offers favorites like cardamom and basmati rice kheer. Served with figs, it’s a silky, gently spiced pudding in which the floral cardamom and tender basmati get a sweet, earthy lift from the fruit. It’s equal parts comfort and sophistication in a spoonful. The saffron pistachio ice cream falooda is a textbook Indian classic: dense saffron-infused kulfi, pistachios and delicate vermicelli noodles that deliver cooling richness with every bite. And then there’s gulab jamun, with gold leaf, the sweet, syrup-soaked fried dough balls topped with edible gold. Warm, indulgent and beautifully plated, it’s the kind of photogenic dessert that deserves to be pinned on your social media account.
With Gymkhana’s arrival, acclaimed Indian fine dining has finally stepped into the spotlight in Las Vegas. And we are so excited for it. –Genevie Durano
Aria. 702.590.7111
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At Resorts World, the art of the stay is rooted in access— premium dining, stylish surroundings, and a summer that feels seamless from day to night.
At Resorts World, the art of the stay is rooted in access— premium dining, stylish surroundings, and a summer that feels seamless from day to night.
The Conrad Complete is a new luxury-inclusive offering available exclusively within the Conrad tower. It’s designed to bring together the resort’s most coveted experiences into one curated escape.
Athena Infinity Pool and framed by cabanas, daybeds and sun-drenched loungers.
Athena Infinity Pool and framed by cabanas, daybeds and sun-drenched loungers.
As evening arrives, the energy shifts. Dinner may lead to the refined flavors of Kusa Nori, the vibrant atmosphere of FUHU, or a lively table at ¡VIVA! by Ray Garcia, before the night continues at Zouk Nightclub.
The Conrad Complete is a new luxury-inclusive offering available exclusively within the Conrad tower. It’s designed to bring together the resort’s most coveted experiences into one curated escape.
Mornings begin at Club 66, a private lounge above the Strip where breakfast is served alongside sweeping city views. Afternoons unfold across the resort’s newly refreshed 5.5-acre pool complex, anchored by the striking
Mornings begin at Club 66, a private lounge above the Strip where breakfast is served alongside sweeping city views. Afternoons unfold across the resort’s newly refreshed 5.5-acre pool complex, anchored by the striking
As evening arrives, the energy shifts. Dinner may lead to the refined flavors of Kusa Nori, the vibrant atmosphere of FUHU, or a lively table at ¡VIVA! by Ray Garcia, before the night continues at Zouk Nightclub.
Now available for stays beginning May 26, The Conrad Complete brings together signature dining, private lounge access, priority pool privileges and exhilarating nightlife into a fully integrated offering — designed for those who prefer a retreat that’s been carefully composed in advance.
“While inclusive models have traditionally centered on scale, we saw an opportunity to approach the concept through a more refined lens,”
said Carlos Castro, President and CFO of Resorts World Las Vegas. “By anchoring this exclusively within Conrad, we’re able to deliver an experience that feels intentional, elevated and aligned with the expectations of today’s luxury traveler.”
Now available for stays beginning May 26, The Conrad Complete brings together signature dining, private lounge access, priority pool privileges and exhilarating nightlife into a fully integrated offering — designed for those who prefer a retreat that’s been carefully composed in advance.
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“While inclusive models have traditionally centered on scale, we saw an opportunity to approach the concept through a more refined lens,” said Carlos Castro, President and CFO of Resorts World Las Vegas. “By anchoring this exclusively within Conrad, we’re able to deliver an experience that feels intentional, elevated and aligned with the expectations of today’s luxury traveler.”
Thoughtfully curated and effortlessly indulgent, The Conrad Complete offers a new way to enjoy Las Vegas — where the best of the resort is already part of the stay.
Thoughtfully curated and effortlessly indulgent, The Conrad Complete offers a new way to enjoy Las Vegas — where the best of the resort is already part of the stay.
Let the Good Times Roll
This lounge has all you need for a fun night
Good times and good cocktails collide at Gatsby’s Cocktail Lounge. It’s upscale and chic meets house party vibes inside this hot spot located on the casino floor at Resorts World Las Vegas. Early evening welcomes more relaxed vibes, but once 10 p.m. rolls around the DJ kicks things into gear late into the night Thursday through Saturday. Making a reservation for a table is the best way to go if you’re with a larger group, but there’s plenty of open, high-top table and bar seating, too. But once those beats kick in, everyone is usually up on their feet and dancing.
Fueling the fun is Gatsby’s impressive cocktail program with a plethora of specialty cocktails. There’s even a secret menu (be sure to ask the bartender about the Champagne Bubble Bath). Go classic with a Moscow Mule with Absolute Elyx vodka, Fever-Tree ginger beer and lime juice or a Gatsby’s Gin & Tonic with Bombay Sapphire gin and your choice of Fever-Tree tonic in cucumber, elderflower or Mediterranean flavorings. Special recipe highlights include the Lavender Lotus (pictured) with Tanqueray 10 gin, dry vermouth, crème de violette, lavender syrup and egg whites and the Some Like It Hot with Volcan X.A. tequila, Fresno chili peppers, cilantro, lime juice and agave.
Don’t miss out on one of the best Monday deals on the Strip, $5 Martini Mondays at Gatsby’s. Yup, you read the right! $5 martinis! From 4-9 p.m., imbibe on five martini choices all made with Tito’s Handmade vodka: classic, lemon drop, Cosmo, dirty and espresso. Into bubbles? Gatsby’s is lauded for its collection of rare, vintage and popular champagne selections as well as a robust wine selection, hand-selected vintages that excite the taste buds.
If you want to make it a complete night of it, Gatsby’s comes in clutch with a food menu, too. Cheese and charcuterie boards are great for sharing, and there are even sushi rolls like rock shrimp tempura, hamachi and snow crab California roll. Other highlights include wagyu gyoza, blue fin tuna tartare and what some claim are the best chicken tenders ever! –Kiko Miyasato
Resorts World Las Vegas. 702.676.6013
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Be There for the Tip-Off
Postseason tournament brings together powerhouse teams for hoops action
March Madness over way too soon? Are you still craving some hoops action? Well, you’re in luck! For the second straight year, Las Vegas will host the College Basketball Crown, which will be broadcast on both Fox and FS1. But trust us: If you’re in town this week, you’ll want to see this live, as it features teams that just barely cracked the NCAA tournament despite good or even great records.
The single-elimination, eight-team postseason tournament that is being held at both MGM Grand Garden Arena and T-Mobile Arena, will feature schools from the Big Ten, Big 12 and Big East, along with additional at-large participants.
The schedule is as follows:
April 1—The first quarterfinals will be held at MGM Grand Garden Arena. Session 1 is at 5 p.m.; session 2 is at 7:30 p.m.
April 2—The second quarterfinals will be held at MGM Grand Garden Arena. Session 1 is at 5 p.m.; session 2 is at 7:30 p.m.
April 4—The semifinals will be held at T-Mobile Arena. Session 1 will be at 10:30 a.m.; session 2 will be at 1 p.m.
April 5—The championship will be held at 2:30 p.m. at T-Mobile Arena. –Ken Miller
Locations and times vary, April 1-5, prices vary. axs.com
Words and Music
Legendary performer gives audiences a look into his storied life
Accept no substitutes: When it comes to entertainers who embody the spirit of Las Vegas past and present, Wayne Newton towers above them all. The man has been performing for more than 70 years (most of those in Las Vegas), and has rubbed elbows with true Vegas entertainment royalty, from Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley to Bobby Darin and Danny Thomas. He’s performed more than 30,000 shows at hotels past and present, including The Fremont Hotel, Desert Inn, The Frontier, Sands, Bally’s, Caesars Palace, MGM Grand, Stardust and many more. His influence and impact are felt everywhere.
It’s this legacy that Newton brings to full life at his Up Close and Personal performances. During each show, Newton draws on a different chapter from his storied life, from raising Arabian horses and supporting the troops abroad to his TV and movie appearances. Even if you think you know everything about this man, you’re going to hear details you never heard before. The spontaneity of each show guarantees you’ll never see the same show twice.
And, as you would expect, Newton will still belt out a classic tune or two, from “Danke Schoen” and “Daddy Don’t You Walk So Fast” to “Red Roses for a Blue Lady” and, of course, “Viva Las Vegas.” And expect the possibility of a guest—or two. Newton has a huge number of talented friends. –Ken Miller
Flamingo. ticketmaster.com
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See It to Believe It!
While Las Vegas has many unique and memorable experiences, there is one that stands out from the rest— Stadium Swim . This pool complex at downtown’s Circa Resort & Casino really needs to be experienced firsthand to grasp its awesomeness.
“I love how unique Stadium Swim is, especially compared to other places in Las Vegas,” said O’ceana Clemens, Circa Resort & Casino VIP Services Manager. “I’ve never seen any other place like this. You get a mixture of people wanting to enjoy the pool but then people
that want to enjoy sports.”
Let’s count the ways Stadium Swim will blow your mind:
After stepping through those glass doors, the first sight to catch your gaze is the massive, 40-foot-tall, high-definition screen with 14 million pixels! You can catch multiple games playing all day—a true sports lover’s viewing experience.
Three levels of fun spreads across Stadium Swim. Each level offers cabanas and daybed rentals, and each level has a pool; there are six total. Lounge
chairs are free and open on a firstcome, first-served basis. The numbers are staggering: 200 lounge chairs, 32 booths, 32 daybeds, 28 cabanas, eight couches, four poolside boxes and two massive owner’s suites. The ground floor is where most of the action takes place with bars, DJ booth and gaming.
Don’t want to spend too much time away from gaming? Don’t fret, as blackjack tables are set up in a shaded area and open on the weekends.
The sound system at Stadium Swim is mind-blowing, and a live DJ keeps the beats bumping. Music is a mix of top 40s, pop, EDM, R&B, hip-hop, oldschool and rock. Daily live DJ sets keep the vibes at the pool in party mode.
There is a main walk-up bar on the ground floor as well as a swim-up bar (weekends only). Stadium Swim ups the
game by offering a huge list of specialty cocktails. A few faves include the Game Day margarita with Don Julio blanco tequila, Cointreau and margarita mix served on the rocks with a salted rim, the strawberry mojito with Mount Gay silver rum, strawberry purée, mint, mojito mix and a club soda topper, and the White Strawberry Lemonade with Skky strawberry vodka, strawberry purée, fresh strawberries, St-Germain and lemon sour mix. House-made seasonal sangrias and mojitos by the pitchers are also available in flavors like banana, coconut, pineapple and tropical. There are also several frozen drink machines
Pregame Properly
In town to catch the College Basketball Crown at MGM Grand Garden Arena and T-Mobile Arena? To celebrate, head to Stadium Swim for its Crown Town Fan Fest on April 3, starting at 11 a.m. This is the ultimate pregame party for the CBC semifinals on April 4 and the championship game on April 5, both at T-Mobile Arena. Activations like basketball-themed games and photo ops help transform the pool complex into an immersive party, along with themed specialty cocktails.
churning flavors like mango, frosé, piña colada and lemonade.
The food game is tight at Stadium Swim, too. There are some good eats on the menu like the taco trio with chicken or al pastor—or even vegetarian with beer-battered avocado. The Sonoran Dog is a wagyu hot dog wrapped in bacon on a brioche bun. Viral dish the Walking Taco is also on the menu, made with a bag of Frito chips stuffed with shredded brisket, black beans, queso, crema, jalapeños, guacamole and cilantro. If you’re with a group, the Stadium Platters are the way to go, serving multiple people with choices
like lobster corn dogs, gourmet grazing board with imported meats and cheeses, chicken fritter platter, nacho platter and seasonal fruit platter.
Stadium Swim is 21+, just like the whole Circa Resort & Casino property. Guests of the hotel get free admission, as well as guests staying at sister properties Golden Gate and The D. For all others, there’s an admission fee, but with all the amenities and the venue open from 8 a.m.-11 p.m. daily, the price is definitely worth it. –Kiko Miyasato
Circa Resort & Casino, 21+. circalasvegas.com
Cocktail photos by Christopher DeVargas
Game Day margarita
White Strawberry Lemonade Strawberry mojito
Friends With Benefits
Kyle Johnson
Culinary director of operations keeps it all running smoothly
For Kyle Johnson, culinary director of operations for Brezza at Resorts World Las Vegas, the whole globe acted as a training ground. Johnson, a Vegas native, started working and staging in popular Las Vegas restaurants when he was 18, places like Alizé, Mix, Bradley Ogden and Guy Savoy. After a few years, he began working for a luxury cruise line in restaurant development, which allowed him to experience global cuisines.
After returning to the U.S., Johnson worked with famous chefs from Charlie
Palmer to Michael Mina at several places around the country and ended up in Vegas, where he became corporate chef for the popular Sparrow & Wolf and, most recently, Brezza, as second-in-command to chef Nicole Brisson, doing everything from planning menus to sourcing food and overseeing guest interaction.
In his role at Brezza, Johnson makes sure that diners experience the pleasure of Italian cuisine and experience the culture that is fostered there. “The name of the game is hospitality, from all aspects.
• Libation • Oak & Ember
S tart dinner off right with this 14-day barrel-aged (barrel washed with guanciale) cocktail. It’s awash in rich flavors, created with private barrel WhistlePig Piggyback 6 year rye, Papa’s Pilar dark rum, WhistlePig maple syrup, an allspice dram and cinnamon. –NK
I really look at the entire guest experience from interaction with the guests’ table touches to ensure that they’re welcomed appropriately (and) that they’re served appropriately,” Johnson said.
At Brezza, “people are happy to come to work, and they want to be here, and they want to be professional, and they take the wine notes seriously, and the food notes seriously. To be able to continue to drive that program and have people be really happy to come to work—it only reflects into the service.” –Nina King
Benefit Stop in from 3-6 p.m. to get 40% off wines by the glass and specialty cocktails during happy hour.
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Caramella marries decadent flavors with familiar dishes for a luscious meal
B y Nina King
When it all looks so good, it’s hard to make a dinner choice, isn’t it? It’s doubly difficult when you love a cocktail to start. When you stop into Caramella for your evening meal, you’ve got your work cut out for you—let me help you out with a few suggestions.
First, try to score a patio table; it’s perfect for the spring weather in
20-ounce bone-in ribeye
On Mondays, Caramella offers Nonna’s Dinner Menu, and it will channel that nostalgia with classics like garlic bread, lasagna alla Bolognese with veal and bechamel sauce, spaghetti and meatballs with fresh ricotta, rigatoni Genovese with braised short rib, and Sicilian cannoli.
Vegas, and you get a great view of the Strip. I love starting my meal with a cocktail like La Granita—the addition of prosecco makes the blend of Maestro Dobel Diamante tequila, orangecello, lemon and grapefruit so refreshing.
If you are a fan of bourbon, The Gold Watch might be the drink for you, with Horse Soldier bourbon, Romana amaro, lemon, egg white and olive. If you prefer an alcohol-free option, the zero-proof version of The Gold Watch features Lyre’s American malt, lemon, egg white and olive.
Your basic arugula salad gets a nice upgrade here with shaved fennel, Parmigiano, roasted pine nuts and a lemon vinaigrette. The jumbo shrimp cocktail is a bigger version of the classic with Calabrian chili cocktail sauce, while the bone marrow surf and turf combines the marrow with rock shrimp slathered with garlic butter.
Pasta fans (and, yes, I am one) have quite a few options to choose from, including cavatelli Bolognese with ground veal, tomato and Parmesan. For a vegetarian option, the spicy tomato penne comes with a cream sauce and is accented with Calabrian chili and Parmesan. Another favorite of mine is definitely the spinach and ricotta-stuffed ravioli—who doesn’t like a plump pillow swimming in marinara?
For main courses, you can go the steak route, with such items as a delicate, tender 8-ounce filet, 14-ounce New York strip or a 20-ounce bone-in ribeye, with traditional sauces and even a Calabrian chili hollandaise. Get them with additions like Gorgonzola cheese, roasted bone marrow, lobster tail and jumbo lump crab.
Forgo the steak and you’ll find center cut lamb chops, chicken alla diavola with Calabrian chili, cherry peppers and olives, Chilean sea bass piccata with lemon, capers and butter, and stuffed chicken Parmigiano. For sides, you can’t go wrong with cannellini beans and escarole (a deeply flavorful dish), roasted broccoli, quattro formaggio mashed potatoes (cheese, anyone?) and mascarpone creamed spinach.
For dessert, you have several choices, but I recommend the signature Caramella tart, with dark chocolate, custard and salted caramel, or New York-style cheesecake with berries, a decadent morsel. (It’s more than a morsel, and easily shareable.)
Photos by Joe Janet
Alice Cooper and
Criss
Angel welcome you to their nightmare
Some collaborations just make perfect sense. Alice Cooper, shock rock’s reigning godfather, and Criss Angel, magic’s self-proclaimed GOAT, were always going to find each other eventually. The only surprise is that it took this long.
Their limited engagement, Welcome to Our Nightmare, opened March 6 at the Criss Angel Theater inside Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino, and if the sold-out March dates are any indication, Las Vegas visitors were super-thirsty for the mayhem. The first three shows sold fast enough to force the addition of more dates, and opening night delivered exactly what it promised: a 19-song, 90-minute collision of rock anthems and mind-bending illusion that left fans with zero photographic evidence—phones were strictly prohibited—and apparently a lot to talk about.
Cooper didn’t just play the hits. He dusted off deep cuts and delivered
PLANET HOLLYWOOD
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three live debuts—songs that had never been performed onstage before, including “Cold Machines” and “I Am Made of You”—alongside a performance of the ballad “You and Me” for the first time since 1978. It was the kind of setlist that rewards the faithful: One fan on Instagram claimed he had seen Cooper more than 60 times and couldn’t wait for this particular collab. That’s the bar this show is clearing.
The duo isn’t shy about the show’s ambition and what they’re willing to do to deliver their fans’ dreamiest nightmare. In a post on Angel’s Instagram following the opening run, the pair addressed devotees directly: “We Thank YOU Sick Thing for the love. We look forward to terrorize your thoughts in an audio/visual feast for a night you’ll NEVER forget!”— signed, in true theatrical fashion, ALICE ANGEL (with a drop of blood uniting their names).
The remaining performances are your opportunity to get in on the audiovisual nightmare. For more than five decades, Cooper has used the stage as a laboratory (guillotines, electric chairs, boa constrictors), treating every tour like a dare, and
the catalog reflects it: “Poison,” “School’s Out,” “I’m Eighteen,” “No More Mr. Nice Guy,” “Feed My Frankenstein” and more, each song staged with the kind of theatrical menace that made him the architect of shock rock. Angel, who has spent over a decade building his MINDFREAK residency into one of Las Vegas’ most enduring spectacles, operates in that same register: dark and highly dramatic, conveying maximum visual impact. One early review described Nightmare as a Vitamix-style blend of both their worlds—intense, immersive and engineered to unsettle audiences in the best possible way. That they’ve been called creative kindred spirits for years makes sharing a stage feel like an overdue reunion. Tickets for the remaining dates, which are expected to sell out, have VIP packages available, including a backstage meet-and-greet with both Cooper and Angel.
But even if you don’t get that up close and personal, they’re promising a night you’ll never forget. Based on what’s already gone down at Planet Hollywood, that’s not a boast. Just ask anyone who was there in March. SWEET DREAMS!
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Genevie Durano
By KIKO MIYASATO
Photography by CHRISTOPHER DEVARGAS
Nobu Villa is the 10,300-square-foot crowning jewel of boutique Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace
FLAWLESS FROM TOP TO BOTTOM, wall to wall and indoors to outdoors, the Japanese-inspired Nobu Villa exceeds all expectations of luxury living. With 5,600 square feet of indoor space— three bedrooms and four baths, common areas consisting of a media room, a sitting room, a formal dining room, a game space with pool table and an omakase sushi bar for private dining— the Rockwell Group-designed rooftop villa is only reached by private elevator. The 4,700-square-foot terrace, accessible through three different points from the villa, affords breathtaking views of the city lights up and down Las Vegas Boulevard and beyond. Outdoor living is easy with two shaded sitting-room spaces, daybeds and lounge chairs, with a hot tub inspired by a Japanese onsen tucked into a nook for more privacy.
Entertaining at Nobu Villa is divine, with an assortment of settings to choose from. With the 24-hour butler service, butler’s kitchen and pantry, guests are waited on hand and foot. Those who don’t want to dine downstairs at the famed Nobu restaurant can dine in the villa, where sushi chefs are able to whip up any dish from the Nobu menu. Guests can also celebrate on the terrace: The outdoor kitchen and bar—complete with robatayaki grill—make it the perfect spot for a party. Relaxation comes easy in the two outdoor covered living spaces, complete with sofas, lounge chairs, ceiling fans, flat screen TVs and adjustable lighting.
Throughout the entire villa, Japanese-inspired art pieces hold the gaze of guests, including an eight-panel art installation in the entry hall by Brooklyn artist Jill Hotchkiss. Each of the delicate scenes are sandblasted into wood and depicts a Japanese landscape outlined in gold paint. The two guest rooms, each with its own private bath and vanity, get lush touches of custom hand-painted wallpaper by De Gournay, with pastoral scenes including cherry blossoms and other foliage.
The master bedroom celebrates the tranquil side of the Nobu lifestyle while incorporating the most lavish features. The master suite comes with an en suite massage room, and French doors lead out to the expansive terrace with the Zen garden and hot tub. Adjacent is the master bath, reminiscent of a private spa with giant soaking tub, oversized shower, double vanity, sauna room and Japanese-style daybed.
It’s literally a cool experience at all three Minus5 Icebar locations
that admission includes your choice of wearing a parka or faux fur coat and gloves. Stepping inside any of the Icebars is such a cool experience as you’ll spot all manner of ice (90 tons of it!) from the walls and seating to the sculpture and glassware. The company procures the clearest ice possible, created by a special process that removes all air bubbles, and all the ice sculptures start off as 250-pound blocks of ice that are then carved by professional ice carvers. Return visits are a must, as all three locations refresh the sculptures and themes quarterly. Each Minus5 Icebar is designed with playful sculptures and interactive scenes; gloves will be hard to keep on because you’ll constantly want to conduct photo shoots so the folks back home can check out such a cool Las Vegas experience. It’s fun for the whole family with children welcome from opening till 9 p.m.; after 9 p.m. each location is 21+.
“There is no time limit at Icebar, and
we often see guests vying for longest stay, but I’d say our average guests enjoy the Icebar for 45 minutes to an hour,” says Blake Nightingale, Minus5 Icebar general manager and marketing director. “We provide all the gear to keep you warm, as well as keep each bar full of so many ways to engage and entertain within the experience, that many don’t realize just how long they’ve lasted. … Our founder discovered the concept cruising around the globe and instantly knew that Las Vegas was the perfect place to literally bring the coolest bar to the Strip! Our goal is to bring a truly unique and immersive experience to Las Vegas with unbeatable hospitality and great value. I believe we should be on everyone’s itinerary because we accomplish all that in the coolest and freshest way we know how!”
MINUS5 ICEBAR AT THE SHOPPES AT MANDALAY PLACE (702.740.5800)
This location is the longest running of all three locations and opened in 2008.
Even though it feels like summer in Las Vegas, it’s always winter inside all three Minus5 Icebar locations—The Linq Promenade, The Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian Resort and The Shoppes at Mandalay Place. It’s freezing, the temps kept at 23 degrees Fahrenheit, but it’s totally fun. As your nose slowly turns cold, you’ll warm your body with cocktails, and the fact
By Kiko Miyasato
Photography by Christopher DeVargas
The Shoppes at Mandalay Place
Frosted Berries
When you first walk in, you’ll discover an ode to the Arctic, with pictures set in ice of animals and scenery native to that part of the world. As you explore, check out the re-creation of the Zoltar Speaks game, made completely of ice, from the movie Big. There is a section tucked away that takes guests under the sea with floating jellyfish everywhere. There is a Viking ship you can sit in, decorated with Viking swords and flags. Take a pic while sitting on a throne
made of ice with a giant bear carved into it. And the coolest feature of this Icebar is the new vintage arcade section with images of old-school games, Nintendo controllers and an actual video arcade machine set in ice, on which you can play games like Pac-Man, Space Invaders and Dig Dug.
Our cocktail pick: Frosted Berries, a light and fruity cocktail made with Skyy vodka, peach schnapps and white cranberry juice.
MINUS5 ICEBAR AT THE LINQ PROMENADE (702.586.8925)
The largest of all three locations, this Minus5 Icebar has a ton of cool activations. The minute you walk in, you’ll be greeted by a very Vegas-y display with slot machines made of ice and a roulette wheel and cards set in ice. Any fans of horror movies? Don’t skip taking photos with the ice display dedicated to horror movies with ice carvings of characters like Pennywise and Leatherface. Fans of music festivals? Check out the DJ booth and speakers set in ice, trippy rave-like graphics and a TV displaying videos of festivals from around the globe. The mock fireplace with a giant tiki head made of ice is perfect for a group shot and check-in for your mission to Mars, with space-inspired ice carvings including a huge spaceship. A bonus of this Icebar is its loungelike space right outside along the Promenade, perfect for people-watching and enjoying another cocktail.
Our cocktail pick: Arctic Sunset, a fruity punch of Bacardi dragon berry rum, pineapple juice, lemon lime soda and a grenadine float.
Each location has a unique bundle experience that really builds in value to experience all three Icebars. Combine an ice experience with a yacht rock show at The Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian Resort or with The Booze Cruise cocktail experience at The Linq Promenade. The Fire and Ice Package gets you an Icebar experience, access to 1923
Prohibition Bar and daiquiri cocktails, as well as a couple of take-home souvenirs. Recently launched is the “Ultimate Polar Passport.”
The biggest bundle available gets you three experiences and three cocktails! It includes entry into all three Icebars, as well as a pass to Dreambox360 and the High Roller observation wheel at The Linq Promenade.
The Minus5 Icebars at The Shoppes at Mandalay Place and The Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian Resort are linked to 1923 Prohibition Bar, and Minus5 Icebar at The Linq Promenade is connected to DreamBox360, an immersive projection experience cocktail room.
Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian Resort
Arctic Sunset Ice in da Coconut
Look for the QR codes frozen in ice and scan for videos and photos of cool stuff like some of the most popular ice carvings, how a snowflake forms and the ice caves of Iceland.
At The Grand Canal Shoppes location, on the door to the entrance, look out for the QR code and scan it to pull up a fun scavenger hunt game with clues all around the bar.
All three locations offer Dole Whip and vanilla soft serve cocktails like the Apple Pie with Crown Royal apple whiskey, Fireball whiskey, soft serve and cinnamon, and the Going Bananas with Howler
All cocktails and nonalcoholic cocktails are served in glasses made completely of ice!
MINUS5 ICEBAR AT THE GRAND CANAL SHOPPES AT THE VENETIAN RESORT (702.293.3388)
Any Kenny Chesney fans? The coun-
try superstar finished up a successful residency at neighboring Sphere, and in honor of the occasion, Minus5 Icebar carved out a section made of ice ded-
icated to the music star and his spirit brand, Blue Chair Bay rum. The section is Chesney vibes, with beach-inspired surroundings like Adirondack chairs, palm trees and surfboards and one of the coolest ice sculptures, an ocean wave with ocean spray. Another recent feature is the 1923 Speakeasy Lounge. Sneak past the red curtains of ice and hang out inside this speakeasy with whiskey and gin bottles and vintage photos, all set within ice. Don’t miss the corner dedicated to Japan with a full-size ice samurai, the ode to Krylon spray paint with graffiti painted in the ice, a throne with a shark head carved into it and the dedication to Vegas’ Atomic Age in conjunction with the Atomic Museum, with photos of atomic bomb blasts, gas masks and more, all set within ice.
Our cocktail pick: Ice in da Coconut, in honor of Chesney, made with Blue Chair Bay rum, lime juice and lemon lime soda.
Head whiskey, Dole Whip, chamoy, banana chips and Tajín.
The
In the fall of 2023, Bellagio celebrated its 25th year on the Las Vegas Strip. In honor of its long tenure, Las Vegas Magazine highlights one of the resort’s most iconic offerings, the Fountains of Bellagio. It’s one of the most stunning attractions on the Strip, but it doesn’t just happen. The fountains have a crackerjack team working behind the scenes, 365 days a year, to ensure that the watery spectacle continues to flow beautifully after more than two decades. We went beyond the façade and captured the inner workings of the fountains—an operation that few are privy to.
Dozens of employees work on the fountains, including engineers, pool specialists and maintenance divers—and each employee is scuba-certified and holds Open Water Diver or Rescue Diver certifications. Get to know three of those employees, who have all been with the Bellagio since day one. You’ll also get a peek of the support area, where the equipment and mechanics for the fountains are stored. It’s a cavernous space just off the 8.5-acre Lake Bellagio that continues underneath the hotel. The inside look continues with the bat cave, compression room and the control tower.
By Kiko Miyasato
Photography by Christopher DeVargas
Go behind the scenes of one of the Las Vegas Strip’s most iconic attractions, Fountains of Bellagio
Combined lumens emitted by the light bulbs of the Fountains of Bellagio
The number of choreographed performances
The number of individual lights in the attraction
The number of speakers located around the lake’s perimeter
The highest point in feet that the jets of the Fountains of Bellagio reach
Lead engineer
Where are you from?
Born and raised in El Monte, Calif.
What is your work background?
U.S. Navy boiler technician.
When you got hired by Bellagio did you have the title you have now?
No, I started at Bellagio as a security officer, but my dream was to work at the Bellagio fountains.
What was it like working for Bellagio when it first opened? It felt so amazing working for such a high-end resort and casino.
What does your current job entail?
I ensure our fountain technicians have the right tools to make the necessary repairs of all the lake equipment.
How often do the parts for the fountains need to be replaced or upgraded?
Having over 1,200 devices, we are constantly replacing parts that are broken or potentially worn out. Our goal is to ensure everything works perfectly at all times.
What are some of the most important things you need to remember when operating the fountains?
Safety is always most important to us. Beyond that, we make sure the fountains
look good and run perfectly for the many visitors that come to watch them.
How many dives would you say you’ve done?
Over 2,500 dives.
What do you love most about your job?
We are always working on something different; no two days are the same. One day we may be diving, another day working on shows, another day working with film crews for movies or commercials that feature the fountains.
What are some of the best parts about working for Bellagio?
We are always working with new exciting projects, film shoots and events.
There is always something exciting happening at Bellagio.
Maintenance engineer
Where are you from?
I was born in Burbank, Calif., and grew up in the Los Angeles area.
What’s your work background?
Warehouse worker and a college student at UNLV.
When you got hired by Bellagio did you have the title you have now?
No, I started in construction security at Bellagio. I did that until June of 1998
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Arnold Cabrera
and then I got into engineering and began working on the fountains.
What was it like when Bellagio first opened? It was great. I loved working during the construction of Bellagio, especially when they filled the lake with water. I used to drive my personal vehicle in the lake before they filled it up, which is such an awesome memory to have.
What does your current job entail?
I handle daily fountain maintenance. I do everything from working on lights to diving and repairing pipes and structures. I also rig and drive a forklift, booms and scissor lifts for the Conservatory.
It takes WET (the company behind the design and choreography of the fountain performances) several months to develop, design and perfect a new song for the catalog. Some of the songs include:
In celebration of Bellagio’s 25th anniversary, the resort featured a new fountains show:
Ed Sheeran and Andrea Bocelli
Cher
Lady Gaga
Bruno Mars
What are some of the most important things to remember when operating the fountains?
I always remind myself to enjoy the beauty and elegance of the Bellagio fountains—it’s so amazing how they make people
cry with joy and happiness and how they’ve become such an iconic Las Vegas experience.
How many dives would you say you’ve done?
I can’t even guess. We always log our dives, but after
25 years of doing this, I have lost count!
What do you love most about your job?
Diving and doing the lake maintenance (especially in the summer)!
Tell us an interesting story or two about your job at the fountains.
Working here has been the greatest job. I get to meet so many incredible people, from the people we work with to build structures on the lake, to singers and athletes who work with the fountains, to my day-to-day colleagues.
What do you love about living in Las Vegas?
Working on the world-famous fountains is a huge plus. I love that Las Vegas is a 24-hour town and much smaller than Los Angeles!
This is where the magic happens. The main computers that control the lighting, sound and performance numbers are located in this tower. Here is also where you’ll find the “famous” green button. At the top of the tower, accessible only by ladder, workstations command awesome views overlooking the lake. Each choreographed show is stored on computers. To start a new show, the file is uploaded and the green button initiates the fountains—a button only a handful of people have pushed, including this writer!
What’s the best part about working for Bellagio?
The people I work with. I have the honor to work with some of the most talented people!
Maintenance Engineer
Where are you from?
Born in Texas; raised in Las Vegas.
What is your work background?
I served in the U.S. Marines and worked as a Golden Nugget security officer.
When you got hired by Bellagio, did you have the title you have now?
No, I started at Bellagio as a security first responder before eventually joining the fountains team.
-Arnold Cabrera
What was it like at Bellagio when it opened?
It kind of felt like the first day of school. You don’t know anyone, you get lost easily and you’re trying to make a good impression, but everyone is excited for what’s to come.
What does your current job entail?
I work to maintain the tens of thousands of components that are in the lake. I handle proactive maintenance—fix it before it breaks. I adjust and calibrate the devices that you see during a show.
How many dives would you say you’ve done?
Well, I dive every day and I’ve been doing this for close to 20 years, so I have done a lot of dives!
What do you love most
about your job?
That it doesn’t feel like a job. Every day is like a box of chocolates!
What do you love about living in Las Vegas?
I love the heat and how I don’t have to wear a raincoat or shovel snow or
It’s so loud inside the compressor room that one is advised to wear industrial-strength earmuffs. Inside this room sits two of the large compressors (of 10 total) used in the show. The compressors operate at about 3,000 horsepower and push through approximately 9,000 cubic feet of air per minute. Large storage tanks of soft water, used for the fog that drifts across the lake, are also in this room. The ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) panel that protects people and equipment is also here. The panel shuts down all the electricity on the lake in the event of an emergency or electrocution, reacting faster than the blink of an eye.
rake up leaves. Working at Bellagio is awesome; your co-workers are like family and there are many opportunities to advance in your career.
What are some of the best parts about working for Bellagio?
Bellagio provides a wonderful, safe working environment and gives us clean uniforms, good food, high-level training, awesome benefits and everyone here has the same goal of giving our guests the best experience that they will never forget.
Inside the bat cave, located in the front features support area, is where you’ll find the water-emitting devices. Workers clean and repair all of them in-house. The devices include three shooters of different sizes that push water straight into the air at varying heights. The mini shooter (798 total) goes 100 feet up, the super shooter (192 total) goes 240 feet up and the extreme shooter (16 total) goes 460 feet up. The oarsmen (at top of photo column) spray water—this is where the “dancing fountains” come into play. There are 208 in the lake and 13 spares.
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Fantasy: The Strip’s Sexiest Tease is always looking for new ways to keep the show fresh while losing none of that signature sexiness. The most recent change is the inclusion of an original song, “Fantasy Come True,” created in collaboration with District 78 and performed by singer Lorena Peril to open the show. Luxor, 18+. 702.262.4400
Friday, April 3 Brad Garrett’s Comedy Club MGM Grand. bradgarrettcomedy.com
Saturday, April 4 Wayne Newton Flamingo. ticketmaster.com
KÀ Cirque du Soleil’s spectacular show tells the story of a brother and sister who are separated by war, overcoming all obstacles put in their way until they are reunited. The centerpiece of the production is the stage itself, which is constantly in a state of movement, changing from a sandy beach to a rocky cliff within seconds. On all levels, KÀ delivers. MGM Grand. 702.531.3826
Sunday, April 5 Absinthe Caesars Palace. 18+. spiegelworld.com
Fantasy: The Strip’s Sexiest Tease photo by Bryan Steffy
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Fia The stage of the House of Blues will come alive with the sounds of R&B, soul and reggae as this singer, who hails from Nanakuli, Hawaii, brings his award-winning catalog of songs, including “Love Me,” “Morning Time,” “Fly Away,” “Take Me,” “Tricky Girl” and “Be Better.” The five-time Island Music Award winner is on the rise. Catch him now!
Mandalay Bay, 7:30 p.m. April 3, starting at $35 plus tax and fee. ticketmaster.com
Sin Bandera This duo, which includes Mexican singer-songwriter Leonel Garcia and ArgentineMexican singer-songwriter Noel Schajris, have been entertaining millions since 2001 with their large catalog of romantic ballads, including “Tocame,” “Junto a Ti” and “Sirena.” Palms, 8 p.m. April 3, starting at $69.50 plus tax and fee. axs.com
We Three This sibling trio of Manny, Bethany and Joshua Humlie were introduced to the world on America’s Got Talent in 2018, and while they didn’t win, they’ve gone on to a successful career, releasing multiple albums. Get your tickets now!
Mandalay Bay, 6 p.m. April 4, starting at $21 plus tax and fee. ticketmaster.com
It’s Mental
Colin Cloud: Mastermind is a mentalism show par excellence. Anyone who saw him rise in the ranks on America’s Got Talent (or saw him when he performed in Shim Lim’s show at The Mirage) will tell you: He’s so good it’s a little bit scary. Don’t be surprised if you do more than one double-take! Harrah’s Las Vegas. ticketmaster.com
SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE
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Tournament of Kings Familyfriendly shows don’t get much better than this re-creation of medieval times, complete with jousting, sword fighting, lots of cool horse choreography and a fire-spewing bad guy. And as a very nice touch, you also get served a meal you eat completely with your hands. Don’t forget to cheer on your country!
Excalibur. 702.597.7600
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WOW—The Vegas Spectacular More than 30 artists fly, flip, dance and defy imagination (and, at times, gravity) in a 180-degree setting with holograms, water effects and some finalists from America’s Got Talent. You’ll laugh, gasp in awe and hold your breath in anxious anticipation.
Rio Las Vegas, 4+. ticketmaster.com
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Blue Man Group This show is an international sensation that combines comedy, theater, rock concert and dance party for a multisensory experience you’ll never forget. The title characters never utter a sound as they discover the world around them—from the sounds of cereal to the artistic potential of marshmallows. Luxor. 702.262.4400
Absinthe photo courtesy of Spiegelworld/Erik Kabik Wayne Newton photo by Denise Truscello, Colin Cloud photo by Christopher DeVargas
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Alexxa’s One of the most delicious options around for brunch, with floor-to ceiling windows opening out onto a Strip-fronting patio. Try the Cinnaroll waffle with cream cheese frosting, blueberries, raspberries and candied pecans, or the shrimp and grits, like no grits you’ve had before, with white cheddar, chives and bacon. Paris Las Vegas. 702.331.5100
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Hash House a Go Go This “twisted farm food” makes for a excellent midday meal, with a sage-fried chicken sandwich, buffalo chicken wings, fish ’n’ chips and country-fried steak and eggs. The starter of mac and cheese is also almost mandatory, it’s so good, and could easily be your main. (It comes in bacon and chorizo, too.) Plaza. 702.386.2594
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Balla Italian Soul Get a table here, and you’re in for a treat. Shawn McClain’s take on traditional dishes yields braised lamb pappardelle; the Calabria pizza with spicy sauce and Parmesan; a classic chicken Parm; and Mediterranean sea bream with lemon butter. The wine list will give you something to ogle as well.
SAHARA Las Vegas. 702.761.7619
Mott 32 If you love Peking duck, try the version at this upscale Chinese restaurant, with ducks only available for preorder. It’s smoked with apple wood, and is served with Bjørk caviar for $278. For an even more decadent bite, consider the braised whole Japanese dried abalone for $598 per person, or 10 ounces of A5 Japanese Miyazaki wagyu for $268. The Venetian Resort. 702.607.3232
Chilean Sea Bass
A day one offering at Tao Asian Bistro —the dynamic nightclub, lounge and restaurant—the satay of Chilean sea bass is coated with a miso glaze that is shiny, sweet and delicious. Along with pad Thai noodles, the satay has long been a guest favorite at the restaurant. For dessert, try the giant fortune cookie, filled with white and dark chocolate mousse. The Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian Resort. 702.388.8338
Restaurant Guy Savoy Reservations here can be difficult, so consider early seating for best availability. The Michelin-starred French chef’s Vegas restaurant features the Celebration menu, with a six-course meal for $455—or $755 with a wine pairing—per person. The $1,000 per-person Prestige menu features eight courses, wine pairing and cookbook. Caesars Palace. 702.731.7286
Tao Asian Bistro courtesy photo, Bellagio Buffet photo courtesy of MGM Resorts International, Bacchanal Buffet photo courtesy of Caesars Entertainment/Michael Rudin, Buffet at Excalibur photo by Evgeny Karandaev
BUFFETS
Bacchanal Buffet
The largest buffet in Vegas, with 10 kitchens and 250 dishes. Open daily. Caesars Palace. 702.731.7928
Bellagio Buffet
Open daily, with live-action cooking stations throughout. 702.693.8111
Buffet at Excalibur
This boutique buffet is open daily with both weekday and weekend brunches. 877.880.0880
Off the Strip
Amari Italian Kitchen & Wine Shop This bright, welcoming space in Uncommons, near the Bend off Interstate 215 in southwest Las Vegas, features walls of wines, a welcoming center bar and tables arrayed throughout. Enjoy beef cheek ravioli, chicken Milanese, truffle fries and plenty of cocktails as well.
6825 Tom Rodriguez St. Ste. 100. 725.785.0450
Omakase Kyara Sake Bar This Japanese bistro in Las Vegas’ Spring Valley neighborhood features seasonal tuna cutting events and omakase menus with nigiri and sashimi courses, cold foods, steamed and main dishes. A late-night izakaya menu features a variety of smaller portions to indulge in after theater or gaming sessions.
6555 S. Jones Blvd., Unit 120. 702.582.4242
Partage This French restaurant is a favorite for locals and visitors alike, with a location in the vibrant Spring Mountain area that is also home to Las Vegas’ Chinatown. Tasting menus range from $120 to $198 with optional add-ons like seared foie gras, truffles and caviar, plus wine pairings starting from $60.
3839 Spring Mountain Road. 702.582.5852
BITES & BEATS
Gilley’s After you have your fill of some of these down-home dishes, like a brisket sandwich with Jack Daniel’s barbecue sauce, baby back ribs, mesquite-grilled ribeye and a massive Texas nacho grande with more chips than you count, settle down with a drink and take advantage of the live entertainment, with local bands, karaoke and even line dancing lessons— as if you needed to take a lesson.
Treasure Island. 702.894.7223
Stone Cold Guy
With the heat wave in the western U.S. making headlines, cool down with the OG Flavortown Sports Sundae at Guy Fieri’s Flavortown Sports Kitchen. With vanilla ice cream, caramel sauce, pineapple, hot fudge and maraschinos, it’s old school, but M&M’s, coconut and candy money with Fieri’s face give it a little extra.
Horseshoe Las Vegas. 702.794.3139
Guy Fieri’s Flavortown Sports Kitchen photo courtesy of Caesars Entertainment/Michael Rudin
HOT PICK
Mania Under the Sun
Get ready to make a splash as you celebrate basketball and the thrill of victory at Stadium Swim. With temperature-controlled pools, private cabanas, game time snacks and drinks and an epic 143-foot screen showcasing every game, there is simply no better place to be.
Circa Resort & Casino, 702.726.5519 or stadiumswiminfo@circalasvegas.com
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Tuesday, March 31
Mikey Francis Omnia Nightclub at Caesars Palace
Friday, April 3
DJ Lucky Lou Tao Nightclub at The Venetian Resort
Carnaval Court is a long-running hot spot for live music, outdoor gaming and some of the best flair bartending in the city. Located outdoors along the Strip, here guests can dance to live music nightly from favorite local bands like Spandex Nation, The Droids and Whip Its. When bands don’t take the stage, a rotating lineup of local DJs take over and play everything from pop hits and ’80s to old-school hip-hop and funk. Harrah’s Las Vegas. 702.693.6138
Friday, April 3
Duke Dumont Zouk Nightclub at Resorts World Las Vegas
Looking for some wild fun?! Don’t miss riding Ricky Bobby—the famous mechanical bull of Gilley’s , the Strip’s rockin’ country saloon. How long can you hold on!? (It’s $10 per ride.) When done conquering the bull, enjoy line dancing and live country music bands and DJs. Treasure Island. 702.894.7147
Off the Strip
Some say it’s like stepping into Adventureland at Disneyland! The Golden Tiki is an over-the-top tiki bar that transports guests to the islands. While the kitschy decor and live music are a huge draw, the real stars here are the specialty cocktails. Traditional tiki recipes (read: strong!) are on the menu, along with showstopping cocktails! 3939 Spring Mountain Road. 702.222.3196
It’s a night of gaming fun at Player 1 Video Game Bar! Play all your favorite arcade games, including classics and a large variety of consoles from every era. Pair the fun with 50 beer taps, with many craft breweries spotlighted as well as more than 150 bottled beers on the menu and ciders, meads, sakes and signature martinis. 2797 S. Maryland Pkwy., 21+. 725.204.1399
WHERE TO PLAY
There are many was to have fun at Swingers Las Vegas. Choose a round of mini golf on one of four courses decorated in cutesy English countryside vibes. Take the party over to the carnival and roll up your sleeves and test your skills on games, chill in a booth and drink and dine, or take it to the dancefloor to groove to the DJ’s beats. Mandalay Bay. swingers.club
Innovative dart games make up the fun at Flight Club. Book your private oche and choose from a variety of digital dart games. The instant scoring and groundbreaking tracking technology makes each game that much more exciting. Pair your fun with an elevated food and cocktail menu.
The Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian Resort. 702.848.4188
Melon Milkis
While Doberman Drawing Room has some of the most creative cocktails in the city (the bar is helmed by world-renowned mixologist Juyoung Kang), it also showcases delicious nonalcoholic drinks like the Melon Milkis. It’s made with rice milk, coconut, lime, honeydew and soda and is garnished with a made-in-house rice cracker dusted in shichimi togarashi. 1025 S. First Street. dobermandtlv.com
Open around the clock, O’Sheas combines gaming and drinking whenever the mood strikes you. Make sure to order the popular frozen Bailey’s cocktail and try your hand at some beer pong or table games like blackjack, roulette and craps. The Irish-style pub also offers an assortment of beers on tap and live music and DJs on select nights.
The Linq Promenade. 702.794.3311
Cheer On Your Team!
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With more than 60 screens playing your favorite sports, Blondies Sports Bar & Grill is a great atmosphere for game day. Catch basketball, baseball, hockey and more on screens ranging in size from 32 inches to 12 feet while noshing on bar-inspired eats, beers on tap and specialty cocktails
Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood. 702.737.0444
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Huge video walls and more than 20 TVs make up the sports-viewing fun at Golden Circle Sports Bar. If you want to up the ante while cheering on your favorite team, just walk a few steps over to the adjacent sportsbook and place a bet! Combine all the game-day fun with fare like gourmet hot dogs, nachos and beers on tap. Treasure Island. 866.286.3809
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When you’re just steps away from Allegiant Stadium you know you’re in the right spot for sports! WSKY Stadium is open 24 hours a day for food, drink (80-plus whiskies and 22 beers on tap) and fun. Catch the game on one of the 40 TVs spread throughout the space. 5625 Polaris Avenue. 725.240.7625
Melon Milkis photo by Christopher DeVargas Mikey Francis, DJ Lucky Lou, and Duke Dumont courtesy photos
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Co-founded by Kim Kardashian in 2019, Skims is the next generation of women’s underwear, loungewear and shapewear and now the brand makes its debut with its first-ever Las Vegas boutique. The shapewear enhances natural curves and promotes the ultimate in comfort. Skims Mens line is also available.
The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace. 702.893.4800
Drybar, the premier blowout salon has officially opened its largest location on the Strip. Guests can expect the brand’s expert stylists to provide flawless blowouts. The nationally loved brand is celebrated for its expert techniques, signature product line and shampoo and blowout styles. Enjoy a lounge-like vibe with drinks and cocktails from the full bar.
Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood. 702.720.2950
Take a trip to the burgeoning Arts District to check out the new Barter Beer Mall, a community-based antique and artist mall featuring more than 40 local artists and vendors selling an eclectic assortment of vintage and antique pieces. The fun continues because guests can purchase and drink a variety of beers, wines and seltzers while walking around and shopping.
150 W. Wyoming Ave. barterlv.com
the Nines
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Arctic Ice Room
throughout the body. Qua Baths & Spa at Caesars Palace.
866.782.0655
Pickleball Courts
On the expansive deck where Serenity Spa is located, take advantage of this fun sport for just $20. Westgate Las Vegas.
702.732.5648
Aquavana Experiential Rooms
Stimulate your senses in multisensory showers, a crystal steam room, igloo, Finnish sauna and herbal laconium room. Canyon Ranch Spa + Fitness at The Venetian Resort.
702.414.3610 Fitness Center
Get those muscles nice and pumped on a wide range of equipment, followed by a massage.
Wynn. 702.770.3900
Manscaping
The Barbershops Cuts & Cocktails is truly one of the more unique experiences on the Las Vegas Strip: While you enjoy a world-class straight razor shave or haircut from some of the best barbers around, you can enjoy a cocktail! There’s also an accompanying speakeasy for nightlife fun. The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. 702.698.7434
Show Inside a Spa? Yes!
When booking a day pass or 60-minute or longer treatment at Awana Spa & Wellness, you get to check out Art of Aufguss. Join other guests inside a communal bathing area while the Sauna Meister curates and guides you through a 30-minute journey using concentrated heat and aromatherapy all set to special music and lighting. Resorts World Las Vegas. 702.676.7021
TREAT YOURSELF
Voie Spa & Salon
There are several wonderful treatments here depending on your budget: The Gel Manicure ($90) includes a vanilla sugar scrub and ends with a nourishing moisturizer; the CBD & Lavender-Infused Pedicure ($115) uses a CBD-infused coffee exfoliation and an ecohydration treatment, followed by a light river stone massage along your calves.
Paris Las Vegas.
702.946.4366
Salon Bellagio
Pedicures here are truly something special. From cleansing to shaping to grooming, you’ll be feeling and looking your absolute best. Add on an exfoliation treatment for $35, a gel polish enhancement for $35, a French polish enhancement for $10 and heel therapy for $35.
Bellagio.
702.693.8080
BUCKET
F1 Arcade Did you want to be a race car driver when you grew up? Well, now you can be, courtesy of this over-the-top experience. The venue’s high-tech immersive racing simulators put you right in the middle of all the Grand Prix action. And the best part? In between races you can fuel up with hand crafted cocktails and elevated bar bites.
The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace. f1arcade.com
Celebrity ‘Sightings’
Las Vegas is a great place to spot celebrities, but if you want to ensure you get a picture with today’s A-listers, head to Madame Tussauds Las Vegas , where hundreds of ultra-realistic wax figures await. Head to the Viva Las Vegas zone to meet the stars that make this city special, or head to Club Tussauds for photo ops with A-List celebrities. The Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian Resort. 702.862.7800
High Roller How many people can say they’ve taken a spin on the tallest observation wheel in North America? Inside these panoramic pods, you’ll find a plethora of experiences from Happy Half Hour, which comes with an open bar for you whole ride, or the self-guided S.T.E.M. Family Field Trip Guide, a learning experience that teaches about architecture, technology, geography, science, math and more.
The Linq Promenade. 855.234.7469
Plan Your Perfect Day
1Play Playground Enjoy largerthan-life-size versions of nostalgic games and interactive challenges. See if you can stick the landing on Bullseye before displaying your surgical precision on Doctor! Doctor! Luxor. 13+ until 7 p.m. 21+ after 7 p.m. playplayground.com
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Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck
Get a breathtaking view of the city from the 46th floor of this replica of the famous French landmark. This is the perfect place to for a romantic date or to snap the most likable vacation pic for your socials. Go around sunset to watch the valley’s sherbet skies fade to sparkling stars.
Paris Las Vegas. 888.727.4758
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Allegiant Stadium Tours
Get a behind- the-scenes look at one of the newest venues in town. This guided tour will take you through all the exclusive suites and clubs, the broadcast booth, locker rooms and more. Visit on a Raiders gameday for a first-hand look at what it takes to get the stadium kickoff ready. Trust us, it’s fascinating! 3333 Al Davis Way. allegiantstadium.com/tours or 800.724.3377
Off the Strip
Infinity Museum This mind-boggling art experience takes you through the world’s largest kaleidoscope, mesmerizing mirror installations and interactive spaces that seemingly go on forever. Just minutes from the Strip, free parking makes this must-stop photo op super convenient. 3568 S. Maryland Pkwy. Ste. 177. infinitymuseum.com
National Atomic Testing Museum Dive deep into this city’s fascinating atomic history. Roam from room to room to learn about how nuclear reactions take place, what the Nevada Test site was and why it existed, the effect the atomic testing in Nevada had on pop culture and entertainment, and so much more. There’s even an exhibit about the Fallout video game franchise!
755 E. Flamingo Road. 702.409.7366
Universal Horror Unleashed This spooktacular experience brings you four horrifying haunted house experiences all year long. Get scared by all your favorite monsters before experiencing “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre,” “Scarecrow: The Reaping,” “The Exorcist: Believer” and “Universal Monsters” up close and personal. 3215
S. Rancho Dr. universalhorrorunleashed.com
FEEL THE RUSH
Maverick Helicopters
Get a bird’s-eye view of the desert. 6075 Las Vegas Blvd. S. 702.261.0007
FlyOver Las Vegas
Take flight and explore the world.
3771 Las Vegas Blvd. S. 866.498.2023
Big Shot and X Scream
These are some of the highest thrill rides in the U.S. The STRAT. 702.380.777
FLY LINQ Zipline
Soar over the Linq Promenade on the Strip’s only zipline. The Linq Promenade. 702.777.2783
Adventuredome
This indoor theme park features top attractions. Circus Circus. 702.734.0410
Zero Latency
Experience an adventure that will immerse you in worlds of wonder. MGM Grand. 702.891.7974
Swingers Las Vegas This English countrysideinspired crazy golf course combines putt putt fun with party vibes. It’s more than mini golf, it’s an experience complete with nine holes in the most whimsical setting you can think of. Imbibe delicious cocktails, nosh elevated street food bites and compete with friends. Don’t forget to check out the old-school carnival games on the upper levels to win prizes.
Mandalay Bay. swingers.club
Lost City Show Playing every hour on the hour from 10 a.m.-11 p.m., this 3D-projection video show is a fun and visually exciting experience, with more than three dozen projectors making the space come to life. The show is based on Earth’s elements—you’ll watch fire and lava light up the buildings, water rush down the walls, ice freeze onto surfaces, and more!
Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood. 702.866.0704
Swingers Las Vegas photo by Christopher DeVargas
Showbiz Weekly Gaming
Legendary Hands
If you are a poker fan, you’ll appreciate the Hall of Fame Poker Room at Horseshoe Las Vegas (home to the World Series of Poker), which pays homage to the game’s greatest. Inside, find 20 tables with games like Limit and No-Limit Hold ’em, pot limit Omaha and others. There are plenty of games for beginners to try as well. Horseshoe Las Vegas. 866.227.5938
WATCH & WAGER
Stadium Swim
Like to watch sports poolside? This rooftop pool complex features a 40-foot-tall high-def screen, plus tons of seating; the capacity is 4,000. There’s plenty of food and drink, too. Circa Resort & Casino. 702.247.2258
Yahoo Sportsbook powered by William Hill
This sportsbook features a 1,700-foot screen, a bar and lounge with tabletop gaming and plenty of tables, private fan caves and areas with plush seating The Venetian Resort. 855.754.1200
Arizona Charlie’s Boulder This large, bright bingo room on the third floor features odd-hour sessions starting at 9 a.m. with the last session of the day starting at 11 p.m. There’s tons of seating here, with players receiving up to two free drinks per session. Prices start at $4 for paper packs, with both portable and stationary electronic machines available. Side games and bets are also available to spice things up. 4575 Boulder Highway. 702.951.9000
Resorts World Sportsbook
Adjacent to Dawg House Saloon & Sports Book’s restaurant and bar, with massive screens and couches, plus betting windows on one side. Resorts World Las Vegas. 702.676.6964
BetMGM Sportsbook
This cozy venue features overstuffed armchairs, couches and 220-inch TVs, plus multiple betting kiosks. Aria. 702.590.7111
Gaming tips
Set a budget for gaming, and be comfortable if you lose that amount.
One of the easiest bets to place is the over/ under, where you bet on how many total points are scored in a game.
Don’t feel you need to spend your entire budget on one slot or bet. Move around for maximum playing fun.
Mandalay Bay If you’re a fan of Texas Hold ’em, you’re sure to find a game here, both limit and no-limit, starting at $60, with fun promotions like the High Hand of the Hour Bonus Promotion, which awards extra pay for up to three winners per qualifying period. Open Wed.-Mon., 10 a.m.-3:45 a.m. Mandalay Bay. 702.632.7790
Westgate Las Vegas This newly renovated poker room features a variety of tournaments, cash games and promotions that make play even livelier Try 2-4-Limit Hold ’em, 3-6-Limit Hold ’em or 1-2-No-Limit Hold ’em. The room seats 63 at seven tables, and private tournaments can be arranged upon request. Open daily. Westgate Las Vegas. 702.732.5223
Hall of Fame Poker Room photo courtesy of Caesars Entertainment, Stadium Swim photo by Christopher DeVargas
TRANSPORTATION DISPENSARIES
Limousine/Coach Rentals
AWG 702.740.3434
Bell Trans 702.739.7990
Kaptyn 702.688.7351
Presidential Limo 702.731.5577
Rental Cars
Alamo 844.354.6962
Budget 800.331.1212
Dollar Rent a Car 866.434.2226
Enterprise 800.736.8222
Fox Rent a Car 702.964.1320
Hertz 800.654.3131
National 800.227.7368
Payless Car Rental 800.729.5377
Sixt 888.749.8227
Thrifty 800.367.2277
Trams
Bellagio-CityCenter-Park MGM Stops at Crystals and Aria. 8 a.m.-4 a.m. daily, every seven minutes
Excalibur-Luxor-Mandalay Bay 10 a.m.midnight, daily, every three to seven minutes
Curaleaf One of the top health and wellness cannabis operators in the United States offers a variety of inventive products. 1736 Las Vegas Blvd. S., 21+. curaleaf.com
Medizin Shop top-quality products from an everchanging catalog. 4850 W. Sunset Road, No. 130. 702.248.0346
MedMen First-class facilities offering the latest in marijuana products. 823 S. 3rd St., recreational 21+, medical 18+. 702.527.7685; 4503 Paradise Road, recreational 21+, medical 18+. 702.405.8597
Oasis Cannabis Dispensary This 24-hour marijuana dispensary serves the community with quality cannabis products. 1800 Industrial Road, Suite 180, 21+. 702.420.2405
Planet 13 Medical and recreational cannabis, plus cannabis extracts and infused products. 9 a.m.-3 a.m. daily, 2548 W. Desert Inn Road, recreational 21+, medical 18+. 702.815.1313
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Events & Headliners
Want to know what special events and acts are in the works for the next time you head to Vegas? Check our select list of what’s been announced so you can begin making your plans. Prices do not include tax and fee.
April 5-11
Bruno Mars Allegiant Stadium, 7 p.m. April 10-11, starting at $303.05 . ticketmaster.com
Drain Mandalay Bay, 6 p.m. April 9, starting at $45.75. ticketmaster.com
Emerson, Lake & Palmer Mandalay Bay, 7:30 p.m. April 8, starting at $57.45. ticketmaster.com
Jane Zhang Planet Hollywood, 8 p.m. April 11, starting at $91.70. ticketmaster.com
Quiet Riot Golden Nugget, 8 p.m. April 10, starting at $73.70. ticketmaster.com
Tom Papa The Venetian Resort, 10 p.m. April 11, starting at $56.04. ticketmaster.com
April 12-18
Cheap Trick The Venetian Resort, 8:30 p.m. April 17-18, starting at $55. ticketmaster.com
Chelcie Lynn Mandalay Bay, 8 p.m. April 17, starting at $59.50. ticketmaster.com
Jerry Seinfeld Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. April 17-18, starting at $105.65. ticketmaster.com
Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis The Venetian Resort, 9 p.m. April 17-18, 22 and 24-26, starting at $100.04. voltairelv.com
Reggae in the Desert Clark County Ampitheatre, 11 a.m. April 18, starting at $49.99. ticketmaster.com
Tim Allen MGM Grand, 10 p.m. April 18, starting at $184.04. axs.com
Vegas Golden Knights vs. Seattle Kraken T-Mobile Arena, 7 p.m. April 15, starting at $61.71. ticketmaster.com
Vegas Golden Knights vs. Winnipeg Jets T-Mobile Arena, 7 p.m. April 13, starting at $43.05. ticketmaster.com
April 19-25
Cazzu Park MGM, 8 p.m. April 25, starting at $66.14. ticketmaster.com
Chuwi Mandalay Bay, 7 p.m. April 19, starting at $42.50. ticketmaster.com
Cyndi Lauper Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. April 24-25, 29 and May 1-2, starting at $92.75. ticketmaster.com
Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis The Venetian Resort, 9 p.m. April 22 and 24-26, starting at $100.04. voltairelv.com
Mark Farner’s American Band Golden Nugget, 8 p.m. April 24, starting at $73.70. ticketmaster.com
Naomi Watanabe The Venetian Resort, 10 p.m. April 25, starting at $39.99. ticketmaster.com
Ramon Ayala Planet Hollywood, 8 p.m. April 25, starting at $71.55. ticketmaster.com
Smokey Robinson and Gladys Knight Palms, 8 p.m. April 25, starting at $51.50. axs.com
The B-52s The Venetian Resort, 8 p.m. April 22 and24-25, starting at $49.50. ticketmaster.com
April 26-May 2
Cyndi Lauper Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. April 29 and May 1-2, starting at $92.75. ticketmaster.com
Iliza Shlesinger The Venetian Resort, 8 p.m. May 1, Dec. 12, starting at $45. ticketmaster.com
Jeff Dunham Planet Hollywood, 7 p.m. April 26, May 31, Oct. 4, Nov. 8 and Dec. 6, starting at $61. axs.com
Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis The Venetian Resort, 9 p.m. April 26, starting at $100.04. voltairelv.com
Mary J Blige Park MGM, 8 p.m. May 1-2, 6, 8-9, July 10-11, 15 and 17-18, starting at $127. ticketmaster.com
Priscilla Presley Westgate Las Vegas, 1 p.m. May 2, starting at $125. ticketmaster.com
Sherri Shepherd The Venetian Resort, 8 p.m. May 2, starting at $45. ticketmaster.com
May 3-9
Babyface Palms, 8 p.m. May 8-9, Sept. 4-5, Nov. 13-15, starting at $68. axs.com
Blake Shelton Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. May 6, 8-9, 13, 15-16, 21 and 24, starting at $127.90. ticketmaster.com
Kathleen Madigan The Venetian Resort, 10 p.m. May 9, starting at $39. ticketmaster.com
Las Vegas Aces vs. Phoenix Mercury Mandalay Bay, 12:30 p.m. May 9, ticket prices vary. axs.com
Mary J Blige Park MGM, 8 p.m. May 6, 8-9, July 10-11, 15, 17-18, starting at $127. ticketmaster.com
Michelle Buteau The Venetian Resort, 10 p.m. May 8, starting at $39.99. ticketmaster.com
Norah Jones The Venetian Resort, 8 p.m. May 9, starting at $59.95. ticketmaster.com
May 10-16
Blake Shelton Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. May 13, 1516, 21 and 24, starting at $127.90. ticketmaster.com
Goo Goo Dolls The Venetian Resort, 8:30 p.m. May 15-16, 20, 22-23, starting at $65. ticketmaster.com
Harland Williams The Venetian Resort, 10 p.m. May 16, starting at $39. ticketmaster.com
Khalid Planet Hollywood, 7:30 p.m. May 16, starting at $94.80. ticketmaster.com
Lady A Planet Hollywood, 8 p.m. May 15, starting at $122.70. ticketmaster.com
Paul Anka Palms, 7:30 p.m. May 16, starting at $65. axs.com
May 17-23
Aldo Nova Golden Nugget, 8 p.m. May 22, starting at $63.45. ticketmaster.com
Alice Cooper & Criss Angel Planet Hollywood, 7 p.m. May 21-23, starting at $110.85. ticketmaster.com
Amon Amarth & Dethklok Planet Hollywood, 7 p.m. May 21, starting at $83.40. ticketmaster.com
Blake Shelton Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. May 21 and 24, starting at $127.90. ticketmaster.com
