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  • September 11

    MGM Resorts ‘Cybersecurity Issue’ Leads to Shut Down of Major Systems

    MGM Resorts ‘Cybersecurity Issue’ Leads to Shut Down of Major Systems

    September 11, 2023
    On September 11, there was a report of systemwide outage at Bellagio prompting MGM Resorts to shut down several systems across all of its Vegas resorts including use of credit cards, online payments at restaurants, website bookings, and remote room keys. Only cash payments were accepted in restaurants and the MGM Resorts website also went down: MGM Resorts ‘Cybersecurity Issue’ MGM released a statement on the issue:   “MGM Resorts recently identified a cybersecurity issue affecting some of the Company’s systems. Promptly after detecting the issue, we quickly began an investigation with assistance from leading external cybersecurity experts.” “We also notified law enforcement and took prompt action to protect our systems and data, including shutting down certain systems. Our investigation is ongoing, and we are working diligently to determine the nature and scope of the matter.” In a follow up statement on 11th Monday 9 pm, MGM stated: “As an update to our previous statement, our resorts, including dining, entertainment and gaming are currently operational, and continue to deliver the experiences for which MGM is known. Our guests remain able to access their hotel rooms and our Front Desk staff is ready to assist our guests as needed. We appreciate your patience.”
  • September 10

    Bellagio Cuts Down Trees To Make Room For F1 Grandstand

    Bellagio Cuts Down Trees To Make Room For F1 Grandstand

    September 10, 2023

    Bellagio Las Vegas is cutting down trees to accommodate the construction of an F1 grandstand in preparation for the November 16th – 18th, 2023 Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix.

    The Bellagio F1 grandstand is an MGM Resort venture in association with Formula 1 that will see the development of a tall and long grandstand atop the Bellagio Lake in front of Bellagio Las Vegas.

    This development will obscure the beautiful lake and hinder visitors from enjoying a great view of the Bellagio fountains – a beloved free show in Las Vegas.

    Not only that, trees that have stood in front of the hotel for decades will also be removed for the grandstand construction. 

    Initially, there was hope that these 25+ year-old trees would be relocated. In an earlier statement, MGM Resorts stated that the trees, which have for so long provided shade to buskers in the Vegas heat, would be ‘temporarily and safely removed.’

    They even marked the tree locations with ‘X’ marks, indicating they were marked for relocation. However, they have gone against their word since it has now been confirmed that they will permanently cut down the trees in front of the Bellagio fountains.

    In a September 7, 2023 statement, MGM Resorts responded with the following comment: “This work is part of preparations for the Las Vegas Grand Prix and our efforts to provide the best possible experience through improved visibility, mobility, and pedestrian access and safety.”

    Additionally, MGM Resorts stated that the removed trees would be recycled into woodchips for local parks.

    This is one of many changes expected to happen to the Las Vegas landscape in the coming months and maybe years of hosting Formula 1. Frustration among many locals is apparent; many blame the public officials for underestimating the disruption F1 might cause to the entertainment City.

    Experts have projected that the Formula 1 race will inject $1.3 billion into the Las Vegas economy. However, skepticism abounds regarding the accuracy of this estimate, and the community is concerned about the many inconveniences that may follow.

    Currently, in terms of the Bellagio trees, the locals hope that when new trees are planted after the grandstand is dismantled, their roots will be contained, facilitating their annual removal and replacement.

  • August 17

    Tiger Woods’ ‘Popstroke’ Mini Golf Breaks Ground in Las Vegas

    Tiger Woods’ ‘Popstroke’ Mini Golf Breaks Ground in Las Vegas

    August 17, 2023
    ‘Popstroke’ Mini Golf

    The Tiger Wood backed Popstroke Vegas golf experience officially broke ground earlier this summer at Town Square. The official groundbreaking ceremony was held this week on the two putting courses.

    Greg Bartoli, founder & CEO of Popstroke Entertainment Group, talked about partnering with two internationally renowned partners including Tiger Woods and TaylorMade, to bring this luxurious family-friendly putting golf experience to Las Vegas.

    Putting at Popstroke will cater to people of all ages and skill levels from amateurs to pros and as young as three to ninety years of age. Every guest will receive a free token souvenir TaylorMade golf ball as they play at the course.

    The golf course is a two-18-hole championship level putting course that will include four full-service bars, cornhole, foosball, an ice cream parlor with 24 flavors of premium ice cream, kids’ playground, a two-story full-service restaurant, and a space for hosting events including a VIP lounge area.

    Popstroke Vegas is set to open early 2024.

    Also Read: Best Golf Courses in Las Vegas

  • August 3

    Lady Gaga: Jazz & Piano Returns to Las Vegas, Aug 31 – Oct 05  

    Lady Gaga: Jazz & Piano Returns to Las Vegas, Aug 31 – Oct 05  

    August 3, 2023
    Lady Gaga Jazz & Piano

    Starting August 31, Lady Gaga will be bringing back her famous Las Vegas jazz show Lady Gaga: Jazz & Piano to the Dolby Live at Park MGM. 

    With a total of 12 shows, the residency will wrap up on October 5th providing a month-long affair that will include music from ‘the Great American song book” and stripped-down versions of her hit songs.

    Sharing a teaser trailer on her social media, the Grammy-Award winning singer shared a peak of what to expect in her upcoming performances.

    This comes about month since the passing of Gaga’s friend and mentor, Tony Bennet, 96 who died on July 21 of undisclosed causes. In a recent Instagram post, Gaga shared her sadness, “I will miss my friend forever. I will miss singing with him, recording with him, talking with him, being on stage together. With Tony, I got to live my life in a time warp. Tony & I had this magical power.”

    Gaga is revitalizing her glamour and magical stage presence after more than a year since her 2019-2022 residency of the same show ended at the Park Theatre.

    Tickets go on sale to the public this Friday August 4 at 10 am PT. Buy your tickets by signing up to the Little Monster pre-sale at vegas.ladygaga.com

  • July 19

    2023 WSOP Winner Wins Record-Breaking $12.1M Prize

    2023 WSOP Winner Wins Record-Breaking $12.1M Prize

    July 19, 2023
    Daniel Weinman

    Daniel Weinman from Atlanta, Georgia won a record-breaking $12,000,000 prize at the 2023 World Series of Poker (WSOP), taking home the largest payout in Main Event history.

    By outlasting a field of 10,043 players, Weinman took on fellow American Steven Jones in a final hand that lasted a surprisingly short nine minutes. The final table took just 164 hands for Weinman to win, much quicker than most people expected.

    For a minute it felt like Jones had the upper hand by going all-in with Jack-eight. However, Weinman called his bluff and went in with his greater King-Jack, sealing the historical win for the 35-year-old.

    Weinman barely made it to the final table when he almost lost on Day 8 of the WSOP competition. He managed to get a pivotal clutch two-outer that saved his spot and assured his entry into the history books.

    Even though it was a disappointing loss for Jones, he went home with $6.5 million in second place, followed by Adam Walton who was the third finalist with $4 million.

    Weinman is the 2023 Main Event Champion making him the first American to win the tournament since John Cynn in 2018.

    2023 WSOP Main Event Final Table Results:

      Player Country Winning Prize
    1 Daniel Weinman United States $12,100,000
    2 Steven Jones United States $6,500,000
    3 Adam Walton United States $4,000,000
    4 Jan-Peter Jachman Germany $3,000,000
    5 Ruslan Prydryk Ukraine $2,400,000
    6 Dean Hutchison United Kingdom $1,850,000
    7 Toby Lewis United Kingdom $1,425,000
    8 Juan Maceiras Spain $1,125,000
    9 Daniel Holzner Italy $900,000
  • July 12

    Steph Curry Brings Underrated Golf Tour to Las Vegas

    Steph Curry Brings Underrated Golf Tour to Las Vegas

    July 12, 2023
    Underrated Golf Tour

    Steph Curry of the Golden State Warriors will host the second annual Underrated Golf Tour this July in Las Vegas.

    Hosted by one of basketball’s greatest players, the Golf Tour will take place at the Paiute Golf Resort from Thursday 20th July to Friday 21st July.

    The tour will feature tournament-style events with 96 athletes scheduled to participate during the two-day extravaganza.

    Created by Steph Curry in 2021, the Underrated Gold Tour is dedicated to offering opportunities to student-athletes in underserved communities. This is done through the enhancement of their skills and collaboration with big brands.

    The second annual golf tour is focused on assisting junior players who might not otherwise have access to regional and national tournaments.

    Wardell Stephen Curry II is set to continue hosting this 2023 nationwide Underrated Golf Tour in other states including Ohio, Seattle, Washington, West Palm Beach, Akron, and Florida.  

  • July 5

    Penn & Teller Show Extended Through the End of 2026

    Penn & Teller Show Extended Through the End of 2026

    July 5, 2023
    Penn & Teller

    On Wednesday, July 5th, 2023, Dreamscape announced the extension of the Penn & Teller Show for a couple more years at Rio Hotel & Casino Las Vegas. Show dates are from July 2023 through the end of 2026.

    The news comes just after Penn & Teller completed their sold-out UK tour featuring classical Penn & Teller tricks and new additions to their acts. 

    As the current longest-running headliners in Las Vegas history, the show has been stable at Rio for over 22 years with record-breaking viewership and critical acclaim. The duo has won eight awards as “Las Vegas Magicians of the Year” alongside many nominations and accolades.

    Dreamscape President of Entertainment & Gaming, Trevor Scherrer, announced, “We are thrilled to continue the partnership with Penn & Teller. Penn & Teller are icons in entertainment, and their show continues to be a must-see for Las Vegas visitors. We are honored to have them as part of the Rio as we reimagine this iconic resort.”

    “The Rio has been our performing home for nearly 23 years,” said Penn & Teller in a joint statement. “We are very excited to share this new partnership with Dreamscape and the great employees at the Rio.”

    Another announcement for their future plans includes the 10th Season shoot of the hit Penn & Teller: Fool Us! starting in early August at the Penn & Teller Theater.

  • June 28

    ‘Awakening’ to open June 30 at Wynn Las Vegas

    ‘Awakening’ to open June 30 at Wynn Las Vegas

    June 28, 2023
    Awakening

    ‘Awakening’ returns with a new live performance on June 30 at Wynn Las Vegas’ Awakening Theatre. Several shows will follow suit, with an entire lineup spread throughout the rest of the year.

    Showtimes are 7 pm Monday through Sunday and 7 pm plus 9:30 pm on Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday. Tickets are available at www.awakening.com/ticketing/, ranging from $99 – $179 for regulars and starting at $279 for VIP packages.

    ‘Awakening’ is all about plush, ambitious, and adventurous. Despite the glamour, fantastical nature of the theatrical choreography, and the use of cutting-edge technology, the show is yet to impress many fans, and this is the second time they have had to start afresh. 

    April 15 was the final performance of the last ‘Awakening.’ The producers had to pause to retool it into a brand-new production with more oomph to fill the house at Wynn.

    With a $120 million production cost from Wynn Las Vegas, the new show promises new characters, costumes, choreography, original music, and a thrilling new story to tell an immersive story in one of the most technologically packed theaters of all time.

  • June 20

    Building in Southwest Valley Las Vegas Destroyed By Blazing Inferno

    Building in Southwest Valley Las Vegas Destroyed By Blazing Inferno

    June 20, 2023
    Building in Southwest Valley Las Vegas Destroyed

    On June 20, 2023, Tuesday afternoon at around 4:30 p.m., a massive fire broke out in the Southwest Las Vegas Valley at 8030 W. Maule Ave. near South Buffalo Drive and the 215 Beltway.

    The afflicted apartment was still under construction, and luckily, there were no occupants in the area at the time. Residents in the nearby apartments were notified in time and evacuated to safer distances. There are no reported casualties.

    The blazing inferno had huge flames that residents had never seen before, reaching a scaring 50 feet height when the fire personnel arrived. Fire crews were alerted around 4:30 p.m. and quickly responded with 75 personnel and 11 fire engines.

    Despite the intensity of the fire, neighboring buildings were protected from evacuation and lasting damage. However, tenants of an apartment building across the street were instructed to leave as a precaution.

    As of Tuesday evening, the building was still considered a total loss, and fire investigators were working to determine the cause of the blaze. The walls of the structure were observed falling to the ground amidst the intense heat.

    While the fire posed a significant threat, the initial defensive strategy successfully safeguarded nearby buildings.

  • June 15

    Chicken Guy by Guy Fieri: Now Open at Caesars Palace

    Chicken Guy by Guy Fieri: Now Open at Caesars Palace

    June 15, 2023
    Chicken Guy by Guy Fieri

    Chicken Guy by Guy Fieri is now open between Starbucks and Tiger Wok & Ramen (temporarily closed) in the Forum Food Hall at Caesars Palace. Doors open Monday to Friday from 11 am to 2 am and until 4 am on Saturday and Sunday.

    Visit today to try various chicken bites, including grilled or fried chicken in sandwiches, skewers, or meal-sized bowls. The signature sandwiches are among the most popular, with enticing items like the Sauce Boss sandwich topped with donkey sauce for just $13.99 (Guy Fieri offers more than 22 sauces to choose from).

    For a more traditional quick bite, try the Southwestern $15.888 with avocado cream and crispy tortilla strips. Other great options on the menu include the six Flavortown Shakes and the classic Guy Fieri’s Loaded Mac Daddy Mac ‘N’ Cheese.

  • June 10

    Lily Bar & Lounge at the Bellagio is Closing This July

    Lily Bar & Lounge at the Bellagio is Closing This July

    June 10, 2023
    Lily Bar & Lounge

    Lilly Bar & Lounge at the Bellagio closes on Sunday, July 9, 2023.

    Announced by an MGM Resorts spokesperson, the 3,393 square foot retreat is set to close its doors next month to give way to a new concept, expected to open this coming winter.

    No announcements have been made yet on who will be stepping in. Still, there are some speculations that “The Pinky Ring” will take over – a Bruno Mars Lounge expected to open at the Mirage but is now rumored to be heading into Bellagio. 

  • June 2

    Smashed Pig Gastropub is Closed

    Smashed Pig Gastropub is Closed

    June 2, 2023
    Smashed Pig Gastropub

    The Smashed Pig Gastropub is permanently closed. They said on their Instagram, “After an incredible journey on Fremont East bringing our #DTLV denizens, friends and tourists from near and far for culinary delights, the unfortunate time has come for The Smashed Pig to say farewell. Thank you to everyone who’s shared a meal (or a few drinks) with us over the years.”

    The Smashed Pig Gastropub offered a classic gastropub experience known for its incredible weekend brunches with all-you-can-drink mimosas. It is a small venue with limited seating, but a lively atmosphere fit for social occasions and celebrations.

    The adorable restaurant’s menu favorites range from the sticky toffee to the crispy devilled eggs and tantalizing shrimp. The atomic cauliflower is the bomb, and the grilled chicken with citrus-marinated greens will leave you begging for more.

  • May 30

    Nevada to give $380 million to build the Oakland A’s Stadium

    Nevada to give $380 million to build the Oakland A’s Stadium

    May 30, 2023

    In a bill introduced on Friday, May 26, 2023 in the Nevada Legislature, Oakland Athletics stand to receive $380 million from Nevada for the construction of their potential $1.5 billion stadium on the Las Vegas Strip featuring a retractable roof.

    The team has agreed to use land on the southern end of the Las Vegas Strip, currently occupied by the Tropicana Las Vegas casino resort.

    The funding would come from $180 million in transferable tax credits from the state, $120 million in county bonds, and $25 million from Clark County for infrastructure costs.

    The rendering of the baseball stadium shows that it would have a seating capacity of 30,000, making it the smallest in Major League Baseball stadium. Las Vegas will become the smallest TV market in the MLB with just three major professional sports franchise.

    Despite the small size, Las Vegas and the team are hopeful of pulling many tourists among the 40 million who visit the city each year.

    The proposed bill also includes the creation of a homelessness prevention and assistance fund in coordination with MLB and the Nevada Resort Association.

    The Clark County Board of Commissioners would manage the funds for services such as emergency rental and utility assistance, job training, and rehabilitation and counseling services for individuals experiencing or at risk of homelessness.

    The lease agreement with the Las Vegas Stadium Authority would be subject to renewal after 30 years.

    However, the proposal faces uncertainty in the Nevada Legislature as Democratic leaders have indicated that financing bills, including for the Athletics, may not proceed if Republican Governor Joe Lombardo vetoes budget bills.

    The bill does not involve direct tax increases and can move forward with a simple majority vote in the Senate and Assembly.

    The legislative leadership in Nevada is currently reviewing the proposal and seeking input from interested parties before making any commitments. The decision on the Oakland A’s move to Las Vegas could be voted on when MLB owners meet in June.

  • May 22

    Peppermill to Bring Back 24-Hour Weekend Service

    Peppermill to Bring Back 24-Hour Weekend Service

    May 22, 2023
    Peppermill Las Vegas

    The Peppermill Restaurant and Fireside Lounge in Las Vegas is returning to 24-hours-a-day weekend schedule starting on June 2nd, 2023.

    It announced on Twitter that the business hour will be open 24 hours on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, it will close on Mondays at 11 p.m. and resume its normal hours of 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.

    And to celebrate, they are also giving away $50 Peppermill Vegas gift cards. 

  • May 15

    Kevin Hart Is Taking Over Resorts World for Hartbeat Weekend

    Kevin Hart Is Taking Over Resorts World for Hartbeat Weekend

    May 15, 2023
    Kevin Hart

    As announced by Resorts World on April 26th, the hotel & casino will be kickoff a special four-day Kevin Hart performance dubbed ‘Hartbeat Weekend’ from July 6th to July 9th. Tickets went on sale on Friday, April 28th at 10:00 AM PT on hartbeatweekend.com, check the link to get your tickets today.

    The weekend will be filled with exclusive events on top of parties, live performances, and comedy celebrations.  Headliners for the events will include Kevin Hart, Jack Harlow, J Cole, Ludacris, Kaskade, and RL Grime.

    The highlight of the event will be a two-night comedy set to mark an end to Kevin Hart’s ‘Reality Check Tour’. This is scheduled for July 6th & 7th at Resorts World Theatre. July 8th will be a celebration featuring competitions among hand-selected individuals in a $5 million pot of No Limit Hold ‘Em gold.

    Other events during the weekend include a performance from Jack Harlow, Ludacris, and J Cole at Zouk Nightclub’s After Party. Jalisco Underground and Ayu Dayclub are also set to host several other celebrations during the weekend.

  • May 9

    The Dorsey at Venetian Las Vegas is Closing

    The Dorsey at Venetian Las Vegas is Closing

    May 9, 2023
    The Dorsey Cocktail Bar

    The Dorsey, one of the bars that helps define the Las Vegas cocktail experience, is closing on June 25th. The hot boîte in The Venetian is being replaced later this summer by Juliet Cocktail Room.  

    The Dorsey Cocktail Bar is a visually stunning cocktail bar that offers innovative craft cocktails served in a comfortable and upbeat environment. It was created in collaboration with a renowned team of New York City hospitality notables.

    The Dorsey was more than just a bar, it was an experience.

  • May 6

    WHO Declares Covid-19 No Longer a Global Health Emergency

    WHO Declares Covid-19 No Longer a Global Health Emergency

    May 6, 2023
    COVID 19

    The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared that COVID-19 is no longer a global health emergency after more than 7 million deaths worldwide. However, the WHO still considers COVID-19 to be a public health emergency of international concern.

    This is a significant milestone in the fight against the pandemic, but it’s important to remember that the virus is still a serious threat to public health. Stay safe and continue to follow public health guidelines.

  • May 4

    Horseshoe Jubilee Tower Rebranded to Versailles Tower

    Horseshoe Jubilee Tower Rebranded to Versailles Tower

    May 4, 2023
    Paris Las Vegas

    Caesars Entertainment plans to invest $100 million to renovate the Jubilee Tower at Horseshoe Las Vegas, and integrate it into Paris, featuring a new name: the Versailles Tower.

    In a statement to the press, Caesars Entertainment Regional President Sean McBurney noted that the move would make Paris Resort even larger and more luxurious by making Paris Las Vegas one of the largest resorts on the Strip, with over 3,600 rooms. 

    The Versailles Tower will be integrated into Paris Resort via a pedestrian bridge connecting the two resorts. Other additions to the Versailles Tower include 756 renovated luxury guestrooms and 55-square-foot balconies in select guestrooms with prime Strip views.

    Renovations will begin in July and are expected to complete by the end of 2023, while the pedestrian bridge is scheduled to open in early 2024.

  • May 2

    Cathédrale at ARIA Resort & Casino: Now Open

    Cathédrale at ARIA Resort & Casino: Now Open

    May 2, 2023
    Cathédrale at ARIA Resort & Casino

    Cathédrale at ARIA Resort & Casino is now open on May 1st! The restaurant honors the legacy and DNA of the original Cathédrale located in New York City.

    The Las Vegas location extends the spirit of that layered, urban decadence and grit while celebrating the architectural drama, grandeur, and decorative flourish inherent to the restaurant’s brand.

    Designed by Rockwell Group, the restaurant features a theatrical ceiling installation made of 25 miles of chain and weighing 6,000 pounds.

    Tao Group Hospitality now operates more than 80 locations in 20 markets, a number which was heavily bolstered when the company acquired Hakkasan Group in 2021. Strauss alludes to expansion of the brand in the future.

    You can also check out the website of Cathédrale at ARIA Resort & Casino for more information about the restaurant and to make reservations.

  • April 30

    Hearthstone at Red Rock Resort is Permanently Closed

    Hearthstone at Red Rock Resort is Permanently Closed

    April 30, 2023
    Hearthstone Kitchen & Cellar

    Hearthstone is out at Red Rock Casino, it’s permanently closed on April 30.

    Hearthstone Kitchen & Cellar was a wood-filled restaurant known for its wine collection and entrees like salmon and pizza, it’s closed to make way for a new dining experience.

    Clique Hospitality, the company behind Hearthstone, has said that staff will be offered jobs at other venues. No details have been released about the new restaurant.

    We wish the Hearthstone staff the best and look forward to seeing what comes next at Red Rock Casino.

    Also Read: Best Restaurants in Red Rock Casino

  • April 28

    Free Weekly Movie Nights Back The District at Green Valley Ranch

    Free Weekly Movie Nights Back The District at Green Valley Ranch

    April 28, 2023
    Movies on The Green

    The District at Green Valley Ranch has announced the return of their ‘Movies on The Green’ event. The Saturday-only family-friendly film event will screen your favorite blockbuster movies under the stars starting at 7 pm.

    Event dates stretch from May 6th to June 24th, 2023, and will take place on The Green in Green Valley Ranch. The venue is easily accessible on the Village Walk Drive and is located adjacent to Whole Foods.

    Seating is free to the public, and the weekly movies will air between 7 pm – 11:59 pm. The movie lineup includes:

    • May 6 | Top Gun
    • May 13 | Top Gun: Maverick
    • May 20 | Sign 2
    • May 27 | Lightyear
    • June 3 | The Prom (PG 13)
    • June 10 | Puss in Boots: The Last Wish
    • June 17 | Black Panther
    • June 24 | Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
  • April 26

    Vegas Vic Sign Violates the Municipal Sign Code

    Vegas Vic Sign Violates the Municipal Sign Code

    April 26, 2023

    The City of Las Vegas posted on Twitter Tuesday that The Vegas Vic sign violates the municipal sign code as it’s off.

    This Vegas Vic sign is located in the Downtown Casino Overlay District. It must be fully illuminated from at least one hour before dusk until one hour after dawn.

    They have asked the owners to correct that.

  • April 23

    Carousel Bar Coming to the Plaza Las Vegas

    Carousel Bar Coming to the Plaza Las Vegas

    April 23, 2023
    Carousel Bar Coming to the Plaza Las Vegas

    The Carousel Bar will offer outdoor bar experience unlike any other.

    It is situated under the iconic dome of the hotel’s porte-cochère. It features life-sized Vegas-themed elements such as carousel horses, spinning martini glasses, and an oversized deck of cards. The centerpiece of the bar is a rotating ribbon of lights that hangs above the bar.

    The design of the bar preserves the dome’s vintage Vegas lights, which have been featured in many movies and shows over the years.

    And news that the Carousel Bar will be a lounge.

    It will be interesting to see how it turns out once the project is complete.

  • April 21

    The Lounge at Harrah’s Has Opened

    The Lounge at Harrah’s Has Opened

    April 21, 2023
    The Lounge Harrah's

    Harrah’s added a new lounge called The Lounge, and now it’s opened. The open hours are from 11:00am to 2:30am daily.

    The Lounge features plush seating, TVs, refreshing cocktails, and state-of-the-art bar top multi-games. It’s a great place to relax and unwind with friends and colleagues while enjoying your favorite sports and trying your luck at gaming.

  • April 20

    Cowabunga Canyon is finally OPEN on April 22

    Cowabunga Canyon is finally OPEN on April 22

    April 20, 2023
    Cowabunga Canyon water park

    The Cowabunga Canyon water park announced that it would finally open for the start of the season on April 22, from 11:00 am-5:00 pm.

    Pack your bags, grab your friends and family, and head to Cowabunga Canyon on Fort Apache Road. Enjoy delicious notes from food outlets AND food trucks.

    See other choices? Check the Best Water Parks & Water Slides in Las Vegas.

  • April 19

    Atomic Golf Coming This Fall

    Atomic Golf Coming This Fall

    April 19, 2023
    Atomic Range Golf

    Atomic Range will feature more than 100 hitting bays, six bars, meeting space, 10 putting bays and a 12,000-square-foot “Astrocade” with large scale screens to view sports and entertainment. The construction is underway and will coming this Fall.

  • April 19

    Death Valley Waived Fees on April 22 for National Park Week

    Death Valley Waived Fees on April 22 for National Park Week

    April 19, 2023
    Death Valley

    Marking the kickoff for National Park Week, April 22 2023 has been designated as a fee-free day by the National Park Service.

    The waiver applies only to entrance fees, while camping fees will remain in effect. Visitors staying beyond April 22, will need to pay the regular entrance fee for their remaining stay.

    “Your Park Story” is this year’s National Park Week theme.

  • April 18

    Guest Wins $1.3 Million Jackpot on Pai Gow Poker

    Guest Wins $1.3 Million Jackpot on Pai Gow Poker

    April 18, 2023
    Flamingo Las Vegas Hotel Casino

    Since the start of 2023, Flamingo Las Vegas had already awarded two jackpots worth more than one million dollars.

    However, on Tuesday, April 18 2023, history repeated itself once again when a Caesars Rewards member won the mega progressive jackpot of $1,333,121 on Pai Gow Poker.

    The winner was playing at the Flamingo casino and had luck drawing a seven-card straight flush of diamonds.

  • April 16

    Big Wong Restaurant is Closing

    Big Wong Restaurant is Closing

    April 16, 2023
    big wong las vegas

    The Big Wong restaurants shared a post on April 15:

    “Big Wong has been proud to be part of the Las Vegas Chinatown community since 2011. We have decided to retire and close our doors in the up and coming weeks.

    We wanted to thank all of our loyal customers and friends who have supported Big Wong over the past 12 years. You made it possible for us to share our joy for tastes from Malaysian style curries, ramen, chicken wings, shrimp wontons, and so many other dishes that we hope you enjoyed. Please come to enjoy our food once again before we go.”

    Sad to let you go, but Thank you Big Wongs!

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