The Westgate Las Vegas magician approaches her 1,000th performance PAGE 30
Bruno Mars
The music superstar returns to Vegas to play two unforgettable shows at Allegiant Stadium PAGE 32
Tournament of Kings
Bring the whole family to this medieval-themed show at Excalibur PAGE 34
Dessert Cocktails
Wait until you get a look at these libations! PAGE 36
The Great Outdoors
The weather is amazing right now. Take full advantage PAGE 42
Editor’s Note
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Spotlight
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Club 66 at Alle
Lounge PAGE 12
Infinity Museum
This experience at Boulevard Mall is entrancing PAGE 14
Omega Mart
Check out this surreal grocery store at AREA15 PAGE 16
Gambling 101
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SlotZilla
7 Days
Our publisher gives you everything you need to plan the perfect week PAGE 8
Get your adrenaline rush at Fremont Street Experience PAGE 20
Vegas2Go App
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Cheers
What’s New Vegas is a city that’s always changing and upgrading the experience. We’ve rounded up some of the latest offerings PAGE 24
Friends With Benefits
Ed Lee
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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
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Nosh
Jack Binion’s Steak
This Horseshoe Las Vegas mainstay has revamped an already stellar menu PAGE 28
Members enjoyed an evening at Oddyssey Manor at AREA15
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Jen Kramer photo by Christopher DeVargas, Club 66 at Alle Lounge cover (where
by Anthony Mair Jack Binion’s Steak cover
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Built to Entertain
Few cities can match the entertainment of Las Vegas. This is a town built on the shoulders of some of the greatest performers of all time— Liberace, Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, Bobby Darin, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., Celine Dion, Elton John and Wayne Newton, just to name a few. We’ve got simply every type of show here—opulent productions, intimate lounge shows, over-the-top concerts and so much more. And this issue of Las Vegas Magazine just skims the surface of what’s out there for you to enjoy this week.
Let’s start with one of the Strip’s longest-running shows—36 years, to be precise. Tournament of Kings at Excalibur is arguably the best family-friendly show in all of Southern Nevada, a parade of gallant knights, evil sorcerers, fair maidens and lots and lots of cheering from the different countries (that would be you in the stands). If you haven’t yet been, get your tickets now for a show you’ll never forget (“Medieval Magic,” p. 34).
Now onto concerts! One of the biggest superstars on the planet, Bruno Mars, loves appearance in Las Vegas, but this is different—he’s going to perform two shows at the biggest performance venue in town, Allegiant Stadium. This promises to be one of the entertainment highlights of the year. Don’t miss out (“Infectious Energy,” p. 32).
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How about some magic? Jen Kramer, who has been wowing audiences for years with The Magic of Jen Kramer at Westgate Las Vegas, has serious reason to celebrate this month—her 1,000th show in Las Vegas is upcoming and she got married! Check out our Q&A with the performer (“1,000 Shows and a Wedding Ring!” p. 30).
This city is built to entertain. This week proves it and more.
KEN MILLER
What to do in Las Vegas this week
Katie Dixon, Publisher
Sunday
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Hofbräuhaus Las Vegas Celebrate Easter at Vegas’ only authentic German beer hall with a holiday feast. The Bavarian spread here features traditional favorites alongside seasonal holiday dishes. Prost! 4510 Paradise Road, hofbrauhauslasvegas.com
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Tuesday
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The Neon Museum This attraction provides a home for some of the historic neon signs that lit up the Strip and downtown over the years—it’s a unique collection of Vegas history, up close and personal. Check it out in the evening for the full experience. 770 Las Vegas Blvd N. 702.387.6366
Popovich Comedy Pet Theater Fifth-generation circus performer Gregory Popovich shares the stage with more than 30 rescue animals. Pro tip: Download the Vegas2Go app for a discount on tickets! Planet Hollywood, comedypet.com
Hofbräuhaus Las Vegas courtesy photo Neon Museum photo by Christopher DeVargas
Wednesday 8
Pinky’s by Vanderpump
Lisa Vanderpump’s glamorous cocktail lounge on the Strip is a must for the drinks alone. The menu is full of showstopping, tasty sips. Try the Flip the Bird, a green goddess margarita served in a tiny gold birdcage. Flamingo, caesars.com
Thursday 9
Universal Horror Unleashed
Year-round terror awaits at this immersive horror experience. Explore four spine-chilling haunted houses, plus themed dining and live entertainment. Not for the faint of heart. AREA15, universalhorrorunleashed.com
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Friday 10
Bruno Mars
The superstar kicks off his first headline stadium tour in nearly a decade in Las Vegas, and if you know anything about him, you know this show is going to be an absolute party. Allegiant Stadium, allegiantstadium.com
Saturday 11
Legacy Club
Kick off the spring season at this 60th-floor lounge’s High Tea in the Sky event, featuring tea-inspired cocktails, champagne and, of course, light bites and sweet treats. Circa Resort & Casino, circalasvegas.com
Pinky’s by Vanderpump photo by Nikki Ryan Photography
Legacy Club photo by Black Raven Films, Popovich Comedy Pet Theater courtesy photo
Photo by Christopher DeVargas
Nothing But the Best
Exclusive club offers hotel guests an unforgettable, high-end experience
One of the Strip’s finest bars is now part of a luxury experience for hotel guests of Resorts World Las Vegas’ various properties. Anyone now staying at Hilton, Conrad or Crockfords can, for $75 a day, reserve a space in the new Club 66 at Alle Lounge, a lavish space that will provide customers a wide variety of services and offerings that will make any stay an unforgettable one.
The VIP lounge experience is first distinguished by its unparalleled views. At 66 stories up, the beautiful lounge affords you the opportunity to see everything through two-story windows. Add in the well-appointed tables and plush seating and the space feels extremely private the minute you walk through the elevators, and that’s exactly the goal of Club 66. Here it’s all about the finer things in life; nothing but the best will do.
Club 66 perks inclusive with your stay include:
A complimentary continental breakfast from 7-10 a.m. with your choice of coffee or tea, juice, bottled water and assorted pastries.
Personal concierge services.
An exclusive social hour from 3-5 p.m. featuring elevated light bites and wine, beer and well spirits—up to three drinks each per guest.
WiFi access.
Priority check-in and arrival.
And best of all? The lounge itself is available to you at night as well, featuring a fantastic signature cocktail menu. Classics include pisco sours, daiquiris and the 66 Old-Fashioned with Buffalo Trace bourbon whiskey, but you can go a bit off-script with choices like the Twilight, a combo of London Dry Gin with Chambord, the playful Banana Foster Old-Fashioned, the Cookie Butter Espresso Martini, made with cookie butter, espresso, Kahlua and Absolut Vanilia, and the Yuzu Lemon Drop, a combination of Grey Goose Le Citron, yuzu juice and syrup and lemon.
There are also plenty of great small plates. The heirloom tomato and burrata panzanella salad is refreshing, wagyu beef sliders gives you a taste of casual luxury, brown butter lobster rolls, cheese plates, prime hanger steak and eggs (quail eggs) and much more.
Make your reservation for Club 66 now. You will not be disappointed. –Ken Miller Resorts World Las Vegas. 702.676.7029
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Limitless Boundaries
Immersive attraction is unlike any other in the city
Reality has boundaries. Infinity Museum doesn’t. This immersive museum gives you the sensation of existing outside the laws of physics. If you’re familiar with Yayoi Kusama, the legendary Japanese artist who has spent decades exploring infinity through mirrors, then you’ll recognize the DNA here. After slipping on the required booties to protect the reflective floors, you move through seven installations sequentially:
Stargazing is a dreamlike room that simulates the vastness of the universe. With mirrors that create depth that doesn’t exist, the stars here feel endless, as if you’re swimming around in an infinite galaxy.
Sphere Symphony constructs its infinity through perfectly placed spheres that seem to extend in every direction. There are loose spheres— giant balloons that magically change colors—on the ground that you can play with and bounce across the walls, creating a delightfully immersive playground that brings out the kid in all of us.
The Mirrored Dodecahedron— the world’s first walk-in version of this complex 12-faced shape—is a jewel box of geometric wonder. Every angle offers a new composition, a
new way of seeing yourself fractured across infinite transformations.
If you’ve been missing the fleeting northern lights that have made appearances across the U.S., just step into Aurora Reverie. This room surrounds you with waves of colors that dance like a celestial light show.
In the Wormhole, set aside time to watch the show, which transports you across the universe’s past, present and future. This is as close as you’re going to get to experiencing one.
My favorite is the Mirror Maze, which challenges your sense of perception. Inside this labyrinth of reflective surfaces, you’re given a pool noodle to poke the walls, figuring out which surfaces are mirrors and which are open space that you can walk through. It’s a geometric adventure unlike anything else you’ve ever experienced.
End your tour in Four Seasons, the world’s largest walk-in kaleidoscope, which interprets spring, summer, fall and winter in all their mirrored glory. Walking through is trippy and disorienting in the best possible way. – Genevie Durano
3568 S. Maryland Pkwy., Ste. 177. infinitymuseum.com
Get Altered
Surreal grocery store is just the beginning of an unforgettable journey
If you just walked off the street into AREA15 and saw the exterior for Omega Mart, you’d immediately think, “Maybe I should get some shopping done while I’m here.” But when you step into the space, something … feels … slightly … off. Yes, the normal shelves and displays are all in place, but what’s on them make you do double and even triple takes. “Crying Onion Chips?” “Tattooed Chicken”? An energy drink called “Dr. Supervisor”?
But wait. It gets far stranger. As you open doors, climb stairs and look around corners, it becomes clear that the grocery store is just the beginning to an altered-reality journey that will take you through what seem like limitless rooms. You’ll touch, hear, feel, smell and see installations that hold clues to figuring out an elaborate puzzle.
But whether you solve it or not is beside the point. Omega Mart is all
about transporting you to another reality, one where you can actually buy all the products you see offered on the shelves. Want to take a break and get a bit altered yourself? Head to the store’s speakeasy, Datamosh, pictured, where you order cocktails like the Old Fashioned Spray and Happle Juice. –Ken Miller
3215 S. Rancho Drive. meow.wf/lvm
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A Sure Bet
New to gambling? Let the experts give you some great advice
If it’s your first visit to Las Vegas, odds are you’re planning on some gambling while you’re here—including betting on sports. But for those who are new to the activity, you’re in luck! Las Vegas Magazine ’s Ken Miller interviewed two experts on sports betting in Vegas: Mike Palm, vice president of operations for Circa | Sports; and John Murray, vice president of race and sports at Westgate Las Vegas, to help you get the most out of your first experience.
Is there a guideline for gambling responsibly? Should it be a percentage of your entertainment budget?
Mike Palm: Absolutely, it is essential to set a budget. If you planned a trip to Hawaii, you would allocate a certain dollar amount for your hotel, for your meals, for any outings or entertainment. You should in the same way set a gambling budget. It should be just another form of entertainment for the novice player. Set a budget and stick to it.
John Murray : I would say that varies from person to person. I don’t think you can assign an exact percentage to it, but it should always be something you are OK with losing. Same as any investment.
What are the easiest bets to place, and what are some examples of this?
Palm: A simple bet to place is how many points will be scored in a particular game. For example, the first game of the NFL regular season was the Dallas Cowboys at the Philadelphia Eagles.
The “total” on that game was 46.5 points. The “under” bet is a winner if 46 or less points are scored. The “over” bet is a winner if 47 or more points are scored.
Murray : Straight bets are the easiest to place and the easiest to understand. Let’s say you want to bet the Cowboys Week One against the Eagles. The Cowboys are +7. Think of it like adding 7 points to the Cowboys score when the game is over. If the Cowboys win or lose by 6 or less, you’re a winner. If the Eagles win by more than 7, you lose. And if the Eagles win by exactly 7 points, you get your money back.
What’s a good way to place a bet?
Palm: There are two ways to place a bet. One is at the counter of a sportsbook. The other way is to go to a sportsbook, sign up for a mobile wagering account, deposit money into your account, and place your bet on your mobile device.
Murray : I think placing the wagers on the phone is the easiest, but you always have the option of coming up to the race and sports book window and placing your wager(s) with a teller. Some people may be more comfortable with that, and they should feel free to ask questions if there’s anything they aren’t fully clear about.
How can you enjoy yourself while watching your wager play out?
Palm: Being among a crowd of people rooting on the game at a sportsbook here in Las Vegas is definitely an excit-
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ing and memorable experience.
Murray : The SuperBook at the Westgate Las Vegas is the best venue in the country to bet and watch games at, but with the mobile apps these days you can play from anywhere. Your couch. Your bed. Your favorite dive bar. Who am I to judge?
There are thousands of wagering apps out there. Are there any particular apps you recommend?
Palm: Each app, like each sportsbook, has its strengths. As a novice bettor, the ease of getting money in and out (depositing and withdrawing) is likely most important. Of course, I would recommend that everyone look at the Circa Sport(s) mobile app.
Murray : Of course. The SuperBook mobile app. We were voted best in Las Vegas in 2025.
Does it matter what property you bet at?
Palm: The rewards program for sports wagers varies from company to company. You can get information on how your sports wagers are rated from each sportsbook. Some sportsbooks have a bigger menu of bets. Others may have a lower take-out percentage. There are also experiential differences from property to property. Maybe the customer is looking for a great culinary experience combined with their wagering. Maybe another customer wants an incredible pool experience while they are betting and watching. My advice is to shop around.
Murray : I do believe Westgate Las Vegas has the best venue for watching games in the city, but you can place your wagers with the SuperBook app from any property as long as you are in the state of Nevada.
You Can See It All
Downtown attraction launches riders from 12 stories up
Head downtown and then head up to the iconic Vegas attraction SlotZilla, a 12-story slot machine-inspired tower of fun. Situated on the famed Fremont Street Experience, this unique zipline experience recently introduced some new ride packages that gives riders some extra goodies and discounts.
It’s Vegas, so being VIP is a must, and riders can book the VIP Experience for $84 (traditional seated position, 77 feet in the air and over three blocks) or $104 for the VIP superhero Zoom ride (fly on your belly like a superhero, 114 feet off the ground across five blocks). Each package
comes with one ride, instant souvenir photos, downloadable video (available within 24 hours) and skip-the-line entry. (For non-VIP packages, tickets are $49 for the zipline and $69 for the zoom line.)
If you want thrills over and over, consider the All You Can Fly package for $69 (Monday through Friday) from noon6 p.m. If you’re with a huge party (20 people or more) there’s a great group discount. And if it’s your first time and you want to experience the ride all over again right away, re-ride discounts are available.
There’s also a $39 zipline deal available (Monday through Friday) from
noon to 5 p.m. (check prices as you book online), plus other packages.
Some stuff to know before you go: weight requirements for Zip Line (50300 pounds) and Zoom Line (80-300 pounds)—and guests 13 years old or younger must be accompanied by a rider 13 years or older. No flip-flops or Crocs. No GoPro or phone camera filming allowed.
Got all that? Now, who’s ready for some serious thrills? –Kiko Miyasato
Fremont Street Experience. 702.678.7580
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shopping, shows and lounges in the property. Then switch to the “nearby” setting to see all the options that are within a walking distance of your temporary digs.
If you have something specific in mind, perhaps a steakhouse dinner or family-friendly fun, use the search function. Use the red drop-down menu to search everywhere (which will populate results from all over the valley), nearby or in your selected property to find what you’re looking
for. And if it’s a one-off show you seek, check the “events” tab for an up-todate calendar of all the acts rolling through town during your stay.
Oh, and those exclusive offers we mentioned? They’re visible on each listing they apply to, so there’s no need to scour the web for ways to save on your Vegas vacay. Find an offer you’d like to use, select the “save” option and access it when you’re ready under the “saved offers” tab in the “more” menu. Enjoy! –Em Jurbala
What’s New
The latest parties, cocktails and nightlife on and off the Strip
Las Vegas is always on and poppin’, and you can always count on new ways to enjoy the real city that never sleeps. Check out the latest happenings so you can get your partying on.
Spring (even though it feels like the dead of summer!) always means new cocktails in Las Vegas. Some of our faves include one at Gatsby’s Cocktail Lounge at Resorts World Las Vegas.
The Smoke Blossom is a sweet and smoky blend of MalaSanta mezcal, lime, agave, yuzu bitters and fresh muddled strawberries. The Underground at The Mob Museum released new seasonal cocktails, inspired by cultural influences of the Prohibition era. Sip on the Aunt Vivian, a gin-based drink with fruity notes based on Roy Olmstead’s children’s radio program Aunt Vivian,
rumored to broadcast coded messages to bootleggers. Or try the Preservation Punch with rye, The Fuzz Moonshine, cinnamon, lemon, sugar, bitters and egg white, an ode to the days before refrigeration when ingredients used traditional preservation methods. And The Garden Party is inspired by the outdoor shindigs of the 1920s and is a mix of rhubarb gin, aquavit, aloe, lime
Oddyssey Manor photo by Mike Kirschbaum
Oddyssey Manor
and rosemary. Back on the Strip, make a stop into the beachy scene of Cabo Wabo Cantina at Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood and get to sipping some new spring cocktails like the limoncello blueberry spritz, margarita rosé and the scorpion, with bite courtesy of jalapeños.
If you’re looking for a unique nightlife experience, it gets no better than Oddyssey Manor at AREA15, immersive nightlife with a series of experiential rooms and an interactive cast of characters that will guide you through 90 minutes of cocktails and theater. The vibe and decor is Prohibition era-meets-early 1900s Shanghai-meets-nautical themes-meets-seductive boudoir scenes. It really is one of Vegas’ most unique nightlife destinations, and if you’re looking to indulge even more, visit on Friday and Saturday nights for Oddyssey Noir—a late-night dance destination where the whole venue turns into a dancefloor with DJs, cabaret performers, breakdancers and flowing cocktails.
From night to day, Legacy Club, Circa Resort & Casino’s rooftop indoor-outdoor lounge, brings back its High Tea in the Sky event on April 11.
Beginning at 1 p.m., enjoy handcrafted tea-inspired cocktails, gourmet brunch bites, different tea blends, champagne and a venue transformed into a garden in full bloom with plenty of coquettish-styled photo ops. A live DJ keeps the party hyped, and guests leave with some parting gifts like a signature teacup and saucer. Tickets are $125 but include all you can drink, eat and party!
If getting back to late-night partying is still more your thing, Club Honey, a new party, pops off every Saturday night at Glitterloft at The Linq Hotel. It’s free to get in and guests can explore a multilevel venue inspired by New York City’s loft parties of the 1970s. DJ Lexto will spin everything from pop and house to classic rock, R&B and disco. Guests can also imbibe at the 99 Prince Street bar, a corner of Glitterloft that immerses guests in the street and subway scenes of NYC.
For country music fans, head to Stoney’s Rockin’ Country at Town Square Las Vegas. The country saloon-meets-nightclub welcomes a special performance by singer-songwriter Austin Snell on April 10 and, on April 11, enjoy Country Rewind, a special night of throwback country music hits from the ’90s and early aughts. Sip ‘N Tip Sundays invites guests to take line-dancing lessons from 3-6 p.m. (for a fee) and includes awesome drink specials like $2 drafts, $5 bottled beers and well cocktails. For those daring folks, there is also the mechanical bull, ready for buckaroos to test their skills. –Kiko Miyasato
Smoke Blossom photo by Lexi Cook, Club Honey courtesy photo
The Garden Party photo courtesy of Downstairs Loft Creative, LLC/Chris Wessling
Smoke Blossom
The Garden Party
Club Honey
Friends With Benefits
Ed Lee
General manager leads by example
Three decades in the hospitality industry and Ed Lee says, “It’s seeing that joy on the guest’s face, taking that first bite, taking that first sip, seeing that wow, that smile from them. It really encompasses everything that I’ve worked so hard for. I don’t have any regrets whatsoever; moving to Las Vegas was the best decision.”
He moved to Vegas from his native Brooklyn when he was just 18 years old and has been working his way through the industry ever since. “I fell in love
with the hospitality industry,” Lee says. “I’ve done every single job in the industry you can think of. I moved up the ranks and learned every aspect from casual to fine dining.” And for the past five years, he’s served as the general manager of Mercato della Pescheria, an authentic Italian and seafood restaurant located in St. Mark’s Square inside The Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian Resort.
“It’s my job to make sure the operations are running smoothly—from the
Libation • The Smoked Nonino Old-Fashioned
Mercato della Pescheria recently released new spring signature cocktails like The Smoked Nonino Old-Fashioned. Arriving to the table in a decanter and smoked with cherrywood, the blend of Bulleit rye, Amaro Nonino and amaretto is poured tableside over a special ice cube. –KM
host stand to the tables to the bar,” Lee says. And he attributes achieving a level of success to his staff, too.
“I’ve got a great team,” he says. “We learn from each other. I’m still learning. I’ve always been one that leads by example. Me and my staff understand that it’s everyone’s job to make for a great experience. Doesn’t matter if you’re a busser, server, bartender, management, our goal is the same—give the guest the best experience possible.” –Kiko Miyasato
Photos by Christopher DeVargas
Benefit Try the tableside tiramisu dessert with espresso, ladyfingers, mascarpone mousse and dark chocolate shavings.
Jack Binion’s Steak elevates its experience with a revamped menu
By Ken Miller
One of the Strip’s best steakhouses just gave you one more reason for a repeat visit. Jack Binion’s Steak recently revamped most of its menu, adding a wide array of new items that are sure to have fans making reservations as we speak.
One thing that hasn’t changed about this space
Prime rib
Jack Binion’s Sampler, crab cake and grilled bacon
(thankfully) is its vibe and decor. With its muted tones and well-appointed tables, not to mention its collection of vintage photographs from the early days of Vegas, it feels like a true old-school haunt. And the waitstaff is a hoot! Don’t be surprised to find yourself on first name terms with your server; everyone here is extremely personable and engaging. You really feel like a big deal here.
And what big deal wouldn’t want to start the night with a cocktail? Binion’s has a sensational signature collection, highlighted by The Boss’s Old Fashioned, a wonderful blend of Maker’s Mark, Angostura bitters, Regan’s orange bitters, a splash of club soda and an orange chip and Luxardo cherry garnish, all smoked in a case with cherry wood and brought to your table for a smoky reveal.
A few starters survived from the previous iteration, chief among them (again, thankfully!) the amazing ketchup spiced house potato chips with a Gouda fondue dip. But you’ll find new treats like potato skins, loaded with cheddar cheese, bacon, sour
cream, green onions and butter and served with Green Goddess dip, and light and flavorful fried zucchini sticks, served with a harissa aioli.
If you can’t decide, get the Jack Binion’s Sampler, which contains all three for a terrific price. Other great apps include the crab cake and grilled applewood-smoked, triple-thick cut of bacon.
If you want just a bit more before your entrée, definitely order the steak chili, so rich and satisfying with cheddar cheese, sour cream and scallions, or the baked potato soup, which contains the same toppings as the chili but with the addition of bacon.
You can definitely opt for a
steak here (who would blame you?), but you might want to check out some of the new signature dishes. The salmon, seared crispy and served with artichoke hearts, sunchoke, crispy artichoke leaves and tomato relish, will satisfy every seafood lover out there, while the braised short ribs, served with mashed potatoes and garlic gremolata, are fall-offthe-bone loveliness and may have you forgetting all about steak—at least for the moment.
If you do desire steak, you’ve got your pick of an 8-ounce filet mignon, 16-ounce ribeye or 12-ounce New York Strip, all of which come with a baked potato. (For a small fee, add crab cake, shrimp scampi or a lobster tail.). If you’ve got an enormous appetite, we heartily recommend the all-you-caneat prime rib special.
Desserts here are all winners, from the seasonal cobbler with a sweet biscuit and vanilla-bean ice cream to the chocolate layer cake, so substantial with a combo of chocolate buttercream, pretzel streusel and bourbon white chocolate sauce.
Jen Kramer celebrates her most magical year yet at Westgate Las Vegas
By Genevie Durano
Some people come to Las Vegas to find their luck. Jen Kramer came to make the impossible happen, and she’s been doing exactly that since 2018. The only female magician headlining her own Las Vegas show, a Yale honors grad, and— plot twist!—a brand-new bride who said her vows on the very stage where she performs nightly, Kramer is truly a one-woman wonder. With The Magic of Jen Kramer at Westgate coming up on its 1,000th performance (April 24), Las Vegas Magazine chatted up the illusionist about marriage, milestones and the enduring appeal of magic.
You just got married at the Westgate Las Vegas. What was that like? It was the best weekend of our lives. We got married on the stage where I do my show. Cami Christensen, the president and general manager of Westgate, officiated alongside our rabbi, and the two other shows in our theater—The King Comes Home and Soul of Motown—both performed. Our Westgate family really came together. I do a quick-change act where dresses change in the blink of an eye—black,
pink, green, red, then blue. We customized it for the wedding, and the last one was a long white gown!
Your show is approaching its 1,000th performance. When you stood on that stage for show No. 1, could you have imagined this?
Time has just flown by! I remember our very first show so vividly—family and friends came out, and Gloria Dea, the first magician to ever perform on stage in Las Vegas, came to support. She performed in 1941. To have her there on night one, and now to be approaching show 1,000—it just brings back everything. When I was a kid, it was my dream to have my own magic residency in Las Vegas. Now I’m here, and I couldn’t be more grateful.
When did magic grab hold of your imagination?
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My Uncle Steve gave me a book called The Royal Road to Card Magic
for my 10th birthday, and I became completely obsessed. My first gig was my little sister’s birthday party—I was 11, paid in pizza and thrilled with the arrangement. That book is still my most treasured physical possession. You just never know the impact one small moment can have on someone’s life.
What does it mean to be the only female magician headlining her own Las Vegas show?
Magic has historically been so male-dominated. You conjure up the image of a magician and you think of a man with a female assistant. But that’s changing. When I first joined a youth magicians’ group in New York, I was the only girl—20 boys around the table and me. That same group now has several young girls in it. It’s a microcosm of where the magic world is heading, and I find that genuinely thrilling.
What is it about live magic that screens and streaming simply can’t replicate?
Magic evokes wonder. It makes you feel like you’re 5 years old again. To me, it’s about genuine human connection— it transcends age, language, everything. I’ve done trips with Magicians Without Borders to rural India and Central America, performing for people where we don’t share a single word of language. And magic still connects us. That universality is something I’m endlessly captivated by.
Photo by Christopher DeVargas
Bruno Mars brings his immense talents
to Allegiant Stadium
By Em Jurbala
There’s something about Bruno Mars that’s just…magic. 24K Magic, if you will. (I’m cringing, too.) The singer-songwriter’s light, fun vocals, combined with his funky pop instrumentals, create so much joy when they grace the human auditory processing system.
In one of my most fond memories, my mother, a Mars superfan, took my sister and I to see the Moonshine Jungle Tour as it rolled through MGM Grand Garden Arena to promote the Unorthodox Jukebox album. That’s the record that brought fans delights like “Treasure” and “Locked Out of Heaven” and, my god, did those songs sound incredible live!
I can recall being so captivated by the energetic performer as he sang and danced with such infectious energy. In fact, as an awkward teen who hadn’t quite figured out how her body moved yet, it was the first time I’d ever danced at a concert. It was irresistible! Mars and his band brought his music to life in a way that made staying seated impossible.
If you’ve never had the pleasure of seeing Mars live, there’s no better time than now. Mars has been making his rounds through Dolby Live since 2016, and he’s played a handful of venues all over the Strip through
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the years, but with his upcoming dates at Allegiant Stadium, the singer will be able to wow his largest Vegas crowd yet.
And with his latest album, The Romantic, released in late February, the artist has all kinds of exciting new songs to bring to the stage. When “I Just Might,” the first single off this album, came out in January, it was obvious fans were in for a treat. The groovy, high-energy track had listeners boogeying immediately and it was just a taste of the bops that were bound to come.
Of course, Mars sprinkled in a few soulful, vibey tracks in between the toe-tappers, which resulted in an album without a single song to skip. And if we’re lucky, he’ll treat us to the full album live in concert (with a few hits mixed in just to make all our dreams come true).
7 p.m. April 10-11, starting at $303.05 plus tax and fee. ticketmaster.com
The Vegas dates also bring Mars’ long-time musical collaborator Anderson .Paak as DJ Pee .Wee and Leon Thomas, who my fellow Gen Zers would recognize as Andre from the Nickelodeon original Victorious (and if you were really a Nick kid, as the singing voice of Tyrone in The Backyardigans). Thomas has been more recently recognized for his contributions to songs like SZA’s “Snooze,” which won a Grammy for Best R&B Song in 2024.
With even the nosebleeds starting at more than $300, this is obviously one of the hottest tickets in Vegas, but if you can score a seat, there’s no doubt it’ll be a show for the ages. After all, it’s Mars’ first global tour in nearly a decade, with the 24K Magic World Tour ending in 2018. And in that decade, Mars has produced some of the most exciting shows and albums to hit the market. There’s a reason his shows at Park MGM sell out date after date. He’s simply fantastic!
‘Tournament of Kings’ continues to enthrall and enchant fans 36 years later
Las Vegas is a city that has perfected the art of time travel. Want to dine in a restaurant where you feel like the Rat Pack could show up at any minute? Yeah, it’s got that. Want to feel like you’re squarely in the middle of The Great Gatsby? Yep, it’s here, too. And how about traveling back to the ’90s and some of the best boy bands of that era? We’ve got that in spades! But perhaps the best time-traveling experience on the Strip is one that’s been here the longest— and with good reason. Tournament of
By Ken Miller
Kings has, for more than 36 years, re-created the medieval era in all its armored glory, creating an audience experience like none other in the town’s history.
You get that special feeling the minute you walk into your designated country’s cheering section of the auditorium (Austria, France, Hungary, Ireland, Romania, Spain and Sweden) and gaze out onto the vast arena upon which Middle Ages combat in all its forms will ensue. Just in case you doubt the voracity of the combatants, know this: So scarred
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and torn is this arena that no less than 25 tons of soil need to be added to the arena annually!
The action unfolds rather low-key at first (there’s much pomp and circumstance before the action, not to mention an audience tutorial where you’re schooled in the art of shouting “Huzzah!”), but that’s OK, because you’ve got a meal to enjoy first! The entire menu is designed to be eaten by hand (no utensils at the time of King Arthur, remember?), so have the napkins at the ready after finishing off your roasted seasoned chicken, lemon pepper roasted potatoes, corn on the cob, apple square and dinner roll. (Alternate menus are available for vegetarians, and adults can order adult beverages.)
But when the action begins … watch out! You’ll see jousting, and weaponry of all types. (In a typical performance, six lance tips are sheared off in jousting, while 23 swords and 13 shields are put to the test.) There’s also plenty of horseplay—literally! These are some of the most well-trained equines you’ll ever see. (On average, 16-20 horses are in the stables at any given time.)
This is a sprawling tale of love, betrayal, death and redemption, all rendered before you by a highly skilled crew of 55 team members including audio, pyrotechnic, lighting, wardrobe and stage technicians, and cast members, including King Arthur, Merlin, riders, fighters and dancers. And while you might be a bit shy to shout your first “Huzzah!,” trust us: By the time this show is over, you’ll mostly likely be hoarse from the sheer number of times you’ve shouted it. It’s a rousing tale that continues to enthrall, captivate and inspire millions around the globe. If you haven’t yet experience the magic, time to join the fiery fun.
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Gorgeous, delicious cocktails with a sugary touch
By Kiko Miyasato Photography by Christopher DeVargas
Sugar and spirits—sounds so nice … some even have a li’l spice! We’ve rounded up some sweet-tasting cocktails, some more like desserts, including the Sinful City (perfect for chocoholics!) and the Orange Dream (tastes like a Creamsicle!). Some have a unique ingredient that balances the saccharine, like the Lavender
Basil Lemon Drop (that basil-sugar rim, chef’s kiss!), the Belle Notte (freshly brewed espresso!) and the tropical sugar rush of the Vice & Virtue (delish strawberries mixed with a piña colada foam!). Go get your sweet on and take a flavor adventure by ordering five of our fave libations, which are sure to satisfy that (adult) sweet tooth.
I Love Sugar at The Linq Promenade
Chez Bippy at MGM Grand
Omega Mart at AREA15
Petrossian Bar at Bellagio
Caramella at Planet Hollywood
Mount Charleston
The weather’s great— go and experience Southern Nevada’s outdoor paradise
By Genevie Durano
Photography by Christopher DeVargas
Some of the most spectacular outdoor adventures in the American West are hiding in plain sight, just beyond the Strip’s glittering lights. From towering red rocks and snow-capped mountains to ancient petroglyphs and natural hot springs, the Las Vegas area offers an embarrassment of riches for those willing to trade the casino floor for a trail. Whether you’re looking for a morning hike or a multiday expedition into some of Nevada’s most remote wilderness, there’s a surprise at every turn.
to find world-class outdoor recreation. Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area sits just 17 miles west of the Strip, offering over 20 hiking trails that range from leisurely family strolls to challenging scrambles up towering sandstone formations. The 13-mile scenic drive provides awesome photo ops around every curve, while serious climbers tackle routes that have attracted adventurers from around the globe (hello, Free Solo -er Alex Honnold). Don’t miss the Calico Tanks trail—the panoramic views of the Vegas Valley from the top are simply incredible.
Spring Mountain Ranch State Park
Lee Canyon
For a dose of history, Spring Mountain Ranch State Park , adjacent to Red Rock, offers a glimpse into Old West ranching life at the historic ranch where Howard Hughes once lived. You can explore preserved buildings, tackle easy hiking trails and occasionally catch living-history demonstrations in this picturesque mountain setting.
When summer temperatures soar past 110 degrees in the valley, locals know exactly where to go: Mount Charleston. This high-elevation oasis boasts more than 60 miles of hiking trails winding through fragrant pine and aspen forests. Cathedral Rock is a must-do hike for all levels, but for those feeling ambitious, the 18-mile Charleston Peak—at 11,916 feet and the highest point in Southern Nevada—is a bucket-list feat. When the snow comes, these mountains are a sledding playground for kiddos and adults alike.
Speaking of snow: Lee Canyon, adjacent to Mount Charleston, serves as Nevada’s premier ski destination. During winter months, you can hit the slopes for skiing and snowboarding, then return during warmer seasons for world-class mountain biking trails and chairlift rides that offer awesome views.
Back in the valley, the Wetlands Nature Preserve is an unexpected urban oasis where boardwalks and trails wind through a thriving desert wetland ecosystem. It’s a birdwatcher’s paradise: Bring binoculars to spot herons, ducks and migratory birds—more than 200 species have been recorded. The miles of paved paths make it perfect for cycling, too.
Wetlands Nature Preserve
Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area
For prehistory buffs, check out Sloan Canyon National Conservation Area, one of the Southwest’s most significant petroglyph sites. More than 300 panels contain thousands of ancient rock art images, and the easy 1.1-mile interpretive trail leads to spectacular red sandstone formations—all just a short drive from Las Vegas.
Water lovers should head to Willow Beach, where you can launch kayaks for a scenic paddle toward Hoover Dam or the stunning turquoise waters of Emerald Cove. The Colorado River here offers excellent rainbow trout fishing, while the beach area provides picnic spots and easy access for swimming.
Of course, no discussion of Las Vegas water recreation would be complete without mentioning Lake Mead America’s largest reservoir offers endless possibilities: Rent houseboats for multiday adventures from Callville Bay Marina; explore the lake by powerboat or jet ski from Las Vegas Boat Harbor at Hemenway Harbor; paddleboard in protected coves; swim at Boulder Beach; or explore hidden hot springs tucked into canyon walls. For a land-based adventure, hike or bike the Historic Railroad Trail. Five massive tunnels carved through the mountains in the 1930s during Hoover Dam’s construction now form a spectacular 3.7-mile trail with panoramic views of the lake below.
Lake Mead
Willow Beach
Sloan Canyon National Conservation Area
the adventures get even more spectacular. Valley of Fire State Park , Nevada’s oldest, showcases otherworldly landscapes of brilliant red sandstone formations and ancient petroglyphs. Key trails include Fire Wave for those Instagram-worthy shots, Mouse’s Tank for impressive rock art and White Domes for slot canyon exploration that feels like stepping onto another planet.
For a genuine Wild West experience, head to Nelson, a ghost town where original buildings, vintage cars and mining equipment lie scattered throughout the landscape. The nearby Techatticup Mine offers fascinating underground tours into the area’s mining past.
the rewards are extraordinary. China Date Ranch serves as your gateway to Death Valley, where you can sample fresh dates, learn about desert agriculture and stock up on supplies before heading into one of America’s most extreme national parks. (The delicious date shakes alone are worth the trip.)
Death Valley National Park itself offers experiences found nowhere else on Earth. Drive through Badwater Basin, the lowest point in North America at
282 feet below sea level. Explore the colorful mineral deposits of Artist’s Palette, hike through dramatic Golden Canyon and slide down massive sand dunes. Camping under Death Valley’s star-filled skies ranks among the best outdoor experiences anywhere.
For art lovers, stop in Beatty to visit the outdoor Goldwell Open Air Museum, featuring large-scale installations including the famous “Last Supper” sculpture. The small town also serves as another gateway to Death Valley.
Road trip enthusiasts shouldn’t miss the ET Highway, Nevada’s most famous stretch of asphalt. This 98-mile section of Highway 375 cuts through desolate, weirdly beautiful desert landscape. Stop at the quirky Little A’Le’Inn in Rachel for a burger, keep your eyes peeled for UFOs and experience the vast, empty beauty of the Nevada desert. The highway runs along the infamous Area 51, the top-secret military installation that’s fueled decades of speculation and conspiracy theories. the lights of Las Vegas take on a different glow. Sure, the city knows how to put on a show, but the real spectacle lies just beyond the neon—in slot canyons and dark skies, ancient rock art and endless desert horizons.
Finally, there’s Great Basin National Park , arguably Nevada’s crown jewel. Yes, it’s a five-hour drive from Vegas, but experiencing some of the darkest skies in the continental U.S. makes every mile worthwhile. During the day, explore the otherworldly Lehman Caves, hike to pristine alpine lakes or summit Wheeler Peak, Nevada’s second-tallest mountain. Fair warning: It’s a butt-kicker. Pack a tent—Wheeler Campground might just be the most beautiful campground in the entire state.
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Master Showman Returns
Donny Osmond has been performing almost since he was able to walk, and he brings more than 60 years in show business to a Las Vegas Strip production unlike any other. You’ll see dancing, rapping, an audience-participation segment and some truly amazing technological achievements that bring an earlier version of Osmond to life. Harrah’s Las Vegas. ticketmaster.com
Friday, April 10
Laugh Factory
Horseshoe Las Vegas. ticketmaster.com
Saturday, April 11
Wayne Newton Flamingo. ticketmaster.com
RuPaul’s Drag Race Live! Nothing beats the high-energy atmosphere and variety of talent that comes with the art form of the drag show. The cast of this production based on the hit show changes from time to time, so you never know which Ru Girls you’ll see, but trust us on this: you won’t be able to take your eyes off them, and they may very well end up being your favorite. Flamingo. ticketmaster.com
Sunday, April 12
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Donny Osmond and Wayne Newton photos by Denise Truscello
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Eagles Few bands have the discography this one does, but what’s better than hearing “Hotel California,” “Desperado,” “New Kid in Town,” “Tequila Sunrise: and “The Long Run” live? Hearing them in Sphere, a technological wonder that excels in not only audio but visuals as well. This is a bucket list item if there ever was one.
Sphere, 8:30 p.m. April 10-11, starting at $175 plus tax and fee. thesphere.com
Quiet Riot This heavy metal band that helped define the ’80s brings a healthy catalog of hits to downtown. Get ready for some serious head-banging when this quartet begins performing classics like “Cum On Feel the Noize,” “Bang Your Head (Metal Health),” “It’s Not So Funny,” “Slick Black Cadillac,” “Don’t Wanna Let You Go” and so many more.
Golden Nugget, 8 p.m. April 10, starting at $73.70 plus tax and fee. ticketmaster.com
Jayne Zhang This Chinese singer, whose mastery of the whistle register got her deemed “The Dolphin Princess,” brings a night of unforgettable music to the Las Vegas Strip.
Planet Hollywood, 8 p.m. April 11, starting at $91.70 plus tax and fee. ticketmaster.com
Wit and Wizardry
Family-friendly show The Mac King Comedy Magic Show has been going strong for decades, thanks to its star’s affable humor, hilarious wardrobe and some of the most jaw-dropping sleight of hand you’ll ever see. Make sure to bring the kids— they make amazing volunteers for some of the sight gags. Excalibur. 702.597.7600
SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE
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Tape Face Reviving and reinvigorating the silent art of mime, this America’s Got Talent finalist creates a fun and inviting show through simple, clever humor, using every day objects to hilarious effect. And audience participation is a huge part of it—don’t be surprised if you get called up onstage. MGM Grand.
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BattleBots: DestructA-Thon Odds are you’ve caught this extremely popular “sport” on TV over the years, and trust us: It’s so much more fun live! Watch some of the best-designed mechanical warriors ever created duke it out.
Caesars Entertainment Studios at Horseshoe Las Vegas. ticketmaster.com
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WOW—The Vegas Spectacular This is a variety show extraordinaire, set in a 180-degree theater and stocked with jugglers, acrobats, daredevils and so much more in a world of water and wonder. If you recognize some of the acts, that’s because some of them have performed on America’s Got Talent. Rio Las Vegas, 4+. ticketmaster.com
Absinthe photo courtesy of Erik Kabik/Spiegelworld
The Mac King Comedy Magic Show photo by Christopher DeVargas
Showbiz Weekly Dining
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Dominique Ansel Marché Channeling a Parisian cafe, this shop from the celebrity chef features the Cronut, delights like the lemon sugar crepe and savory buckwheat crepes that will blow you away (they’re gluten-free). The Vegetarienne includes spinach and artichoke ricotta filling, fresh spinach and lemon vinaigrette. Paris Las Vegas. 702.731.7865
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How Ya Dough’n Stop in for lunch and enjoy a variety of hand-tossed pizzas including the Cremini, a pie with mozzarella, cremini mushrooms, fontina cheese, roasted onion, mushroom cream and chives. Plus, try such items as the Drunken Balls, with ricotta, mozzarella, vodka sauce and meatballs and basil BLVD Las Vegas. howyadoughn.com
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Carbone Riviera Features a seafood-driven ItalianAmerican menu, with dishes like whole Mediterranean sea bream, gnocchi with caviar, a 2-pound lobster fettuccine, branzino al sale verde (which serves four to six people), Snake River Farms American wagyu, and a burrata-andcaviar service. Bellagio. bellagio.mgmresorts.com
Genting Palace If you want to go on a wellorchestrated culinary journey, the five-course tasting menu showcases chef Billy Cheng’s impressive range ($168 per person, plus tax and gratuity). Meanwhile, good things come in small packages with the dim sum service, from aromatic black truffle dumplings to translucent har gow filled with sweet shrimp. Resorts World Las Vegas. rwlasvegas.com
Wagyu Cut
At Edge Steakhouse, order the 10-ounce wagyu cut prepared king crab Oscar-style with hollandaise, crab and asparagus, a style dating back to the late 1800s, when Swedish and Norwegian King Oscar II requested steak with seafood, hollandaise and veggies. Add black truffle and it might very well be the best you’ve had.
Westgate Las Vegas. 702.732.5277
Bazaar Meat by José Andrés Order the whole suckling pig, roasted in a wood-fired oven, to feed the entire group ($620 plus tax and gratuity; must be requested at least 24 hours in advance) at this celebrated restaurant. And José’s Tasting Menu ($295 per person, plus tax and gratuity) lets you try his caviar cone, jamón Ibérico de bellota and more. The Venetian Resort. venetianlasvegas.com
Edge Steakhouse photo by Christopher DeVargas, Famous Foods photo by Megan Blair Via Via Food Hall
photo by Key Lime Photography, Miracle Eats Food Court
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FOOD HALLS
Miracle Eats
Mexican, American and more.
Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood. 702.866.0703
Famous Foods
Street Eats
Diverse Asian-focused food hall. Resorts World Las Vegas. 702.676.7000
Via Via Food Hall
A full bar, pizza, sandwiches and more. The Venetian Resort. venetianlasvegas.com
Off the Strip
Carson Kitchen This downtown restaurant, popular with locals and visitors, just introduced new seasonal offerings from grilled oysters with white miso to butternut Bolognese with pappardelle, pecorino and butternut squash. Or try the pork chop with apple chutney or striped bass with cassolet. And a fruitcake buckle will make dessert memorable.
124 S. 6th St. No. 100. 702.473.9523
Holsteins Shakes & Buns This sweet burger place, formerly at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, recently introduced a brunch menu with inventive options such as avocado toast-tada, with a crispy flour tortilla, smashed avocado, Parmigiano cheese, chili flakes and chives, as well as a brunch egg roll.
1216 S. Main St. holsteinsburgers.com
Milk Bread Vegas’ newest bakery and café opened in December. The intimate Japanese-Filipino venue from Elevate Hospitality Group seats 30 and serves pour-over coffees and a range of inventive pastries like shokupandesal, a blend of Japanese shoku and Filipino pandesal, plus other specialty breads.
3431 S. Jones Blvd., No. 110. 702.804.8899
BITES & BEATS
Bottled Blonde Las Vegas Food includes sandwiches, salads and sweets, with bites like tuna wonton nachos, fried squash blossoms, wings, a wagyu burger with shaved truffles, and pizza. Live music plays on the ground floor and rooftop, and later some tables and chairs are cleared to create a dancefloor for DJs playing top 40 and mashups. Don’t miss the weekend brunch!
Horseshoe Las Vegas. 702.690.299
A Cut Above
At BOA Steakhouse, an impressive, inventive California import in The Grand Canal Shoppes, indulge in wagyu cigars with black garlic yuzu aioli and chili crisp, goat cheese baklava and Creekstone Farms products such as the restaurant’s signature 21-day dry-aged tomahawk for two or the 15-day dry-aged ribeye. The Venetian Resort. boasteak.com
HOT PICK
BOA Steakhouse photo by John Troxell
Multiverse of Fun
For 13 years, Hakkasan has brought multilevel nightlife to the Strip—nightclub, bar, lounge and restaurant rolled into one. The main room has welcomed Calvin Harris and Tiësto and the smaller lounge has welcomed a slew of hip-hop artists. This week, catch Laidback Luke (April 9), DJ Franzen (April 10) and Chase B (April 11). MGM Grand. 702.891.3838
CALENDAR
Friday, April 10
DJ Pauly D
Omnia Nightclub at Caesars Palace
Friday, April 10
Yo Yolie
Jewel Nightclub at Aria
Insider Tips
Don’t skip the espresso martini at Aureus Lounge—the bougie space is open around the clock. The cocktail is a must-try made slightly differently than most versions of the classic. The lounge also stocks a very rare bottle of Eagle Rare 25-year bourbon—try it for $1,199 per shot! Caesars Palace. 702.731.7266
Off the Strip
Downtown’s newest craft cocktail bar, White Whale, is helmed by two of the city’s top mixologists, Evan Hosaka and Daniel Yang. The menu is full of inventive recipes, fresh-made mixers and made-in-house syrups and elixirs. If you want to know where the who’s who in the city are drinking, this would be the spot. 111 Las Vegas Blvd. S. 725.206.5879
If you want some good, reasonably priced drinks paired with the chance to dance, then make your way over to the International Bar. Once the sun goes down live bands and DJs take the stage to get guests up on their feet and grooving. The vibes are all fun and good times. This is a bar where all types of people (21+) are invited to the let loose to the sounds of ’80s and ’90s hits, pop, R&B, funk and more.
Westgate Las Vegas. 702.732.5111
Saturday, April 11 Tiësto
Tao Beach Dayclub at The Venetian Resort
Wine, cheese and meats— what more could you want?
Packed inside two shipping containers totaling just a little over 600 square feet, Bin 702 has been operating since 2013 and offers hand-selected wines and beers on tap paired with its famous meat and cheese charcuterie boards and delicious mini sandwiches.
Downtown Container Park, 707 Fremont St. 702.826.2702
Hakkasan Nightclub photo by Chelsa Christensen, Yo Yolie courtesy photo
WHERE TO PLAY
Fans of Formula 1 should head to the new F1 Arcade, which packs in the fun with fullmotion racing simulators matched up with a creative cocktail menu. Get behind the wheel of racing games, and even compete against your friends. Then order the Pit Lane Perk, served in a smoking toy car. The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace. F1arcade.com
Play classic arcade games and more modern consoles while sipping on specialty cocktails and beer bucket specials at The Cove Bar & Arcade. A must-try cocktail includes the mango chili mai tai and The Cove muddled margarita. More fun includes duck-pin bowling, photo booth, claw machines, billiards and golf simulators. Treasure Island. treasureisland.com
With 18 throwing lanes, Dueling Axes is primal fun that combines ax throwing with cocktails. Themed nights include Cosmic Axes on Friday and Saturday with black lights and bottle service, Ladies Night every Wednesday with half-off martinis and wines and Throwback Thursday with old-school jams and vibes. AREA15. area15.com
Watermelon Margarita
It’s common knowledge that the margaritas at Chayo Mexican Kitchen & Tequila Bar are some of the best margaritas on the Las Vegas Strip. A fan favorite is the watermelon margarita made with Mi Campo tequila, house-made margarita mix, fresh-squeezed watermelon juice, lime juice, triple sec and agave syrup. The Linq Promenade. 702.691.3773
Have Fun—Right in the Center of It All
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Hang out in the center of where it all happens— Glass Bar. The 24-hour hot spot is a beautiful bar with a design that rivals any high-end lounge. Plus, the cocktails here are a practice in handcrafted mixology with playful recipes like the Fruit & Pebble with rum, port, lime juice, Fruity Pebbles syrup and a dusting of Fruity Pebbles cereal on the glass.
Planet Hollywood. 702.785.5555
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A longtime favorite, Casbar Lounge is a huge center bar with tons of alcoves and seating. The happy hour here is not to be missed! Enjoy discounted cocktails two times per day, 3-5 p.m. and 8-9 p.m.; and there is $7 prosecco all day. And for that extra experience, enjoy live music Wednesday through Sunday.
SAHARA Las Vegas. 702.761.7000
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The vibrant Lapa district in Rio de Janeiro is re-created at Lapa Lounge This center bar offers cocktails with Brazilian and global influences, like the Copa Cabana spritz, Caipirinha Rio, hibiscus margarita and the Tiki Tango.
Rio Las Vegas. 702.252.7777
DJ Pauly D, Tiësto and watermelon margarita photos by Christopher DeVargas
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When it comes to all things
What’s New
Roberto Coin brings Italian artistry to the Las Vegas Strip. The brand’s pieces of jewelry are like wearable pieces of art. Inspired by the city of Venice, this Italian jeweler crafts necklaces, rings, earrings and bracelets that use precious stones and gold, white gold, rose gold and more to create both delicate pieces and statement, collectible pieces. The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace. 702.893.4800
Relive the Aughts when you dress up in the brand Abercrombie & Fitch. The nostalgic clothing company brings its causal, trendy looks for both men and women to the Las Vegas Strip at the newly opened fashion and dining destination, BLVD Las Vegas. Browse through daywear and nightlife attire plus accessories, fragrance, jewelry and bags.
3747 Las Vegas Blvd. S. blvdlasvegas. com
The popular beauty and accessories brand Miss A recently opened a location on the Las Vegas Strip and brings its promise of affordable fun and fashion, with prices starting at just $1. Browse skincare, makeup, hair accessories and jewelry, all high quality and cruelty free and all priced for extreme affordability without sacrificing hot trends.
Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood. shopmissa.com
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IT OUT Canyon Ranch Spa + Fitness
Get your fitness on with the 40-foot Rock Climbing Wall. The Venetian Resort. 702.414.3610 or venetianlasvegas.com
Bellagio Fitness Center
Enjoy free weights, elliptical machines and fitness classes (temporarily located on the Promenade across from Tutto). Bellagio.
702.693.7472
Golden Nugget Fitness Center
Go for your personal best on a treadmill while enjoying great downtown views. Golden Nugget. 702.385.7111
Fitness Studio
Take advantage of plenty of cardio machines with personal plasma TV and music options. SAHARA Las Vegas. 702.737.2111
Manscaping
For the ultimate luxury while getting a haircut, head to Aria Barbershop at Aria Spa and Salon, where the surroundings are as impressive as the skills of the barbers who provide everything from cuts to hot towel shaves. Reservations are highly recommended here, as it’s a hot ticket. Aria. 702.590.9600
Feel Your Cares Melt Away
Book a restorative CBD massage at Qua Baths & Spa to ease sore muscles and reduce inflammation, or tap into the detox and balance your energy with a salt and stone massage, which uses warm Himalayan salt stones. It will have you feeling refreshed and rejuvenated for the rest of your trip.
Caesars Palace. 866.782.0655
YOURSELF
Hairdreams
Salon by Michael Boychuck Enjoy a wide variety of packages, from Signature, which includes a sugar scrub exfoliation and aloe vera-infused body butter massage, to Gentlemans, which includes a bourboninfused treatment featuring a spiked brown sugar scrub, indulgent oil massage and warm towel wrap.
Caesars Palace.
702.731.7791
Salon Bellagio Get pampered in one of the most impressive facilities on the Strip. Services range from the classic manicure and pedicure to a CBD revival offering, nail repair, Gel-X nails and signature packages, while enhancements include French polish, builder gel, collagen hands and percussive massage.
Bellagio.
702.693.8080
THE BUCKET LIST
Maverick Helicopters Have a once-in-alifetime experience flying over the dazzling Las Vegas Strip or journey further to see some of the most stunning sights in the Southwest, including Red Rock Canyon and the Valley of Fire. Book the Neon & Nature tour to enjoy a champagne toast as you take in view of the entire valley or book the Wind Dancer trip to soar to the Grand Canyon. 6075 Las Vegas Blvd. S. 702.261.0007
Surreal Shopping
Omega Mart , a supermarket on steroids (or something else entirely) from the creative minds at Meow Wolf, lets you shop and explore a store with surprises in every display case. There’s also a mystery to be solved, for those who have the time. And for the adults, there’s bar with some truly creative concoctions. AREA15. meow.wf/lvm
Sphere This game-changing venue hosts everything from movies to sports and concerts, and its constantly changing exterior has forever changed the look of the Las Vegas Strip. If you want to experience Sphere’s immersive and futuristic technology firsthand, get tickets for Wizard of Oz, a version of the 1939 classic film that incorporates 4D technology with the venue’s tremendous visuals and sound.
255 Sands Ave. thesphere.com
Plan Your Perfect Day
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Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition Odds are you’ve seen the hit movie (probably more than once). Now take an even deeper dive into one of history’s most famous disasters. More than 300 artifacts recovered from 2 1/2 miles below the surface of the ocean are on display, plus re-creations of the ship’s cabins and Grand Staircase. Luxor. 702.262.4400
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REAL BODIES at Horseshoe Las Vegas Experience 20 real human bodies and over 200 specimens in artistic and thought-provoking galleries that explore what it means to be alive. The attraction has added a COVID-19 element, including a short film and 3-D printed virus models. 702.777.2782
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Museum of Illusions Reality takes a vacation at this interactive attraction, where you can seemingly levitate upside down in a pink Cadillac, hang from a Las Vegas-themed building and take a seat with five of your clones! You’ll want to have your camera ready at this unique space where people become part of the art. 3716 Las Vegas Blvd. S., Suite 1.02. moilasvegas.com
Off the Strip
Ethel M Chocolates
Factory & Cactus
Garden Enjoy a selfguided factory tour, samples and a gift shop with tons of candies to build the perfect box. For a real treat, book a signature chocolate tasting. And one of the most unique gardens in Las Vegas, the botanical gardens here feature a variety of cactus and succulents to inspire you as you stroll along the paths.
2 Cactus Garden Drive. 702.435.2608
Nevada State Museum
Explore the fascinating natural and anthropological past of Nevada and its neighbors at this ever-changing history hub spread across 70,000 square feet that includes two exhibits (one permanent and one changing), in addition to a library and public spaces. 309 S. Valley View Blvd. lasvegasnvmuseum.org
National Park
Express Plan the perfect day-tour adventure with this leader in shuttle tours in the Southwest. Visit destinations ranging from Antelope Canyon to Bryce Canyon, Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam, Zion and much more, all while enjoying Wi-Fi access and restrooms on board. Lunch is included in full-day tours. 3525 W. Hacienda Ave. 702.948.4190
FEEL THE RUSH
The Big Apple Coaster
This ride twists and dives around and through the center of the hotel. New York-New York. 702.740.6969
FLY LINQ Zipline
Soar over the Linq Promenade at speeds up to 35 mph. The Linq Promenade. 702.777.2782
Adventuredome
This indoor theme park features top attractions plus some circus acts. Circus Circus. 702.794.3939
The FRIENDS™ Experience If you have fond memories of the beloved ’90s show, you will have a field day at this attraction, which re-creates some of the most iconic sets, from the fountain and couch to ones tied to specific episodes like “The One in Vegas,” where the gang heads to a classic Sin City chapel. Along the way, you’ll see costumes, a timeline of dating scenarios, graphics and a wealth of details and trivia. MGM Grand. friendstheexperience.com
Feel the rush of the race with this attraction’s high-tech simulator games. The Forum Shops. f1arcade.com
FlyOver Las Vegas
Take flight and explore the world in a whole new way. 3771 Las Vegas Blvd. S. 866.498.2023
Skydive Las Vegas
Mojave Desert views will leave you breathless, especially while free-falling. 1401 Airport Road, 18+. 702.759.3483
Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens
One of the Strip’s most stunning attractions, this display changes seasonally with installations that reflect the highlights of the season, all under the direction of Ed Libby, senior director of horticulture and facilities. From the use of flowers to impressive models and scents, this is a feast for all your senses. Get your cameras ready! Bellagio.
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Your Choice of Fun
Caesars Palace has three high-limit areas: the Aureus Lounge (pictured) near Omnia nightclub, an exclusive area with lush seating, cocktails and blackjack; Palace Court Tables with blackjack, baccarat, roulette and other games, all with premium limits; and the Palace Court slot room, perfect to take a few spins. Caesars Palace. 866.227.5938
WATCH & WAGER
Circa | Sports
Seats up to 350 people in stadiumstyle seating. The centerpiece is a three-story, 78-million-pixel screen that has to be seen to be believed.
Circa Resort & Casino. 702.247.2258
SuperBook
This massive complex covers more than 30,000 square feet with 350 seats and a 220-foot-by-18-foot 4K video wall. Throughout the year, enjoy multiple special promotions and contests.
Westgate Las Vegas. 702.732.5111
BetMGM Sportsbook
Circus Circus The newest bingo room in Vegas, and the only one on the Strip. Lucky’s Bingo Room is all paper, with games that change each session. For $30, get one package with every game, including specials that pay $400 and $750 (extra packs available for purchase). It’s in the Skyrise Casino, with table games, slots, snacks and drinks, and garage parking nearby. Sessions are Friday, Saturday and Sunday; call for details. 702.732.5276
Snag one of this dynamic sportsbook’s 104 seats and watch all the games on 36 65-inch LCDs and 24 42-inch plasma TVs.
A nonsmoking venue. MGM Grand. 702.891.1111
Caesars Race & Sportsbook
The sportsbook features 12-by-15-foot screens wrapping around a semicircular room, providing excellent views.
Caesars Palace. 866.827.5938
Games to Try
Baccarat: ˆIn this card game, try to determine and bet on which players’ hands, or the dealer’s hand, come closest to a total of nine (not over)
Roulette: Bet on which slot a ball will drop into; or split bets on numbers, colors or even/odd numbers.
Craps: If you’ve never played this dice game, a craps class can ensure a fun night at the tables.
Ante Up!
Aria Poker Room Sit down for a variety of daily no-limit hold ’em or pot limit Omaha hi cash games with buyins starting at $100, or try your hand at a tournament at this 23-table room near the resort’s sportsbook. The resort also periodically hosts special tournaments as well. In addition, a snack bar and self-parking are close to the poker room.
Aria. aria.mgmresorts.com
Bellagio With 37 tables, there’s always plenty of action to be found in the poker room close to the sportsbook. Find limit and no-limit hold ’em with a wide range of buy-in options, regular and special tournaments, tableside food service, beverage service, a cashiers’ cage in the room and 19 TV screens and monitors throughout the area. 702.693.7291
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
March 19th
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ELITE (Exclusive League of Industry and Tourism Experts) is a group of professionals dedicated to providing services for Las Vegas visitors.
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 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
Engelbert Humperdinck Westgate Las Vegas, 7 p.m. April 17-18, Oct. 2-3, starting at $64.10. ticketmaster.com
Gospel Brunch Mandalay Bay, 10 a.m. April 12, starting at $70.50. 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, 24-26, starting at $100.04. voltairelv.com
Motion City Soundtrack Mandalay Bay, 7 p.m. April 18, starting at $45.75. ticketmaster.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, May 1-2, starting at $92.75. ticketmaster.com
Foghat Westgate Las Vegas, 7 p.m. April 25, starting at $51.20. 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, 24-25, starting at $49.50. ticketmaster.com
April 26-May 2
38 Special Westgate Las Vegas, 7 p.m. May 1, starting at $57.65. ticketmaster.com
Architects Mandalay Bay, 7 p.m. April 30, starting at $53.50. ticketmaster.com
Blessd Mandalay Bay, 7 p.m. April 26, starting at $93. ticketmaster.com
Cristela Alonzo Westgate Las Vegas, 7 p.m. May 2, starting at $65.39. ticketmaster.com
Cyndi Lauper Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. April 29, May 1-2, starting at $92.75. ticketmaster.com
David Benavidez vs. Gilberto “Zurdo” Ramirez T-Mobile Arena, 12:45 p.m. May 2, starting at $253. axs.com
Helloween Mandalay Bay, 6:30 p.m. May 2, starting at $57. 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
Ryan Caraveo Mandalay Bay, 7 p.m. April 26, starting at $35. 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 and 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
Two Feet Mandalay Bay, 7 p.m. May 10, starting at $39.25. ticketmaster.com
May 17-23
Academy of Country Music Awards MGM Grand, times vary May 17, ticket prices vary. axs.com
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
BTS Allegiant Stadium, 8 p.m. May 23, 24, 27, sold out. ticketmaster.com
Hilary Duff The Venetian Resort, 9 p.m. May 2324, starting at $404. voltairelv.com
Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Evening Palms, 8 p.m. May 22, starting at $65. axs.com
Jonas Brothers Park MGM, 8 p.m. May 20-24, starting at $49. ticketmaster.com
Las Vegas Aces vs. Los Angeles Sparks Mandalay Bay, 5 p.m. May 23, ticket prices vary. axs.com
Nikki Glaser and David Spade Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. May 22-23, starting at $88. ticketmaster.com
Russell Dickerson Planet Hollywood, 8 p.m. May 22, starting at $75.70. ticketmaster.com
Yungblud Planet Hollywood, 8 p.m. May 19, starting at $75.70. ticketmaster.com
Zarna Garg Family Podcast Mandalay Bay, 6 p.m. May 22, starting at $86. axs.com
Zarna Garg The Venetian Resort, 3 p.m. May 23, starting at $90. axs.com
May 24-30
Blake Shelton Caesars Palace, 8 p.m. May 24, starting at $127.90. ticketmaster.com
BTS Allegiant Stadium, 8 p.m. May 24, 27, sold out. ticketmaster.com
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LAS VEGAS STRIP AND BEYOND
Hotels
Ahern Hotel (H1) 725.214.4800
Aliante Casino & Hotel 702.692.7777
Aria (D3) 702.590.7111
Arizona Charlie’s Boulder 702.951.9000
Arizona Charlie’s Decatur 702.258.5200
Bellagio (E3) 702.693.7111
Buffalo Bill’s 702.386.7867
Caesars Palace (E2) 702.731.7266
Cannery 702.507.5700
Casino Royale (E3) 702.737.3500
Circus Circus (G2) 702.734.0410
The Cosmopolitan (E3) 702.698.7000
The Cromwell (F2) 702.777.3777 Emerald Suites 702.948.9999
Encore (G2) 702.770.7171
Excalibur (C3) 702.597.7777
Flamingo (F2) 702.733.3111
Fontainebleau (G2) 702.678.7272
Fortune Hotel & Suites 702.732.9100
Four Seasons Hotel (B5) 702.632.5000
Gold Coast (D1) 702.367.7111
Harrah’s (F2) 702.369.5000
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APRIL 9 - 12
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