Paris Las Vegas marked the reopening of its doors on Las Vegas Boulevard to the public with a special French-inspired moment featuring can-can dancers, a Monsieur Loyal ringmaster, Caesars Entertainment Regional President Gary Selesner and Paris Las Vegas General Manager Sherri Sosa. After the Monsieur Loyal initially welcomed guests outside with “bienvenue” and led the countdown from “trois, deux, un,” […]
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Wet ‘n’ Wild opens Monday in Las Vegas
Eager parents and children waited in line for an hour of more Monday morning, eager to cut loose at the Wet ’n’ Wild Las Vegas water park after months of being cooped up at home due to the coronavirus. Susan Weisse, 47, was first in line to enter the park with her two grandchildren, daughter-in-law […]
Greatness in Las Vegas Raiders’ future?
Where does your franchise stand heading into 2020? Adam Rank sets the table by providing a State of the Franchise look at all 32 teams, zeroing in on the key figures to watch and setting the stakes for the season to come. Members of the Raiders organization, Raiders fans around the world and those of […]
Downtown Las Vegas’ new Circa Resort and Casino will open pool, casino in October
The multi-level casino and amphitheater pool of the first downtown resort built in decades are opening ahead of schedule. On Wednesday, downtown Las Vegas casino mogul Derek Stevens unveiled an opening date for a portion of the 777-room Circa Resort and Casino. The basement and first five floors of the new resort will open on Oct. 28. Hotel […]
Raiders’ new $2 billion stadium in Las Vegas passes key test that Oakland Coliseum seemed to struggle with
Before the Raiders’ new stadium in Las Vegas can open this year, it’s going to have pass a bunch of important tests, and one those key tests came on Wednesday when the stadium made it through its “Super Flush” test. If you’re wondering what goes into that test, it’s the one where the workers at the […]
Restaurant business rebounding slowly in Las Vegas
If you open, will they come? As Las Vegas bars and restaurants have struggled to decide whether it’s worth reopening at reduced capacity, customer demand has been a big unknown. New figures suggest that demand is growing but still has a long way to go before it returns to anything close to normal. In Clark […]
Cool Things to Do in Las Vegas During Quarantine
Planning a trip to Las Vegas isn’t as easy as it used to be. Thanks to coronavirus, Nevada went on a statewide shutdown that led to widespread social distancing and effectively turned the Vegas Strip into a ghost town. Businesses are slowly starting to reopen but how the rest of the year pans out is anyone’s guess. […]
Having Fun in Las Vegas
Las Vegas Attractions Vegas has a certain reputation, it’s impossible to deny. Its nickname is even “Sin City.” Still, this Nevada desert oasis has lots to offer that doesn’t involve blinking lights or cocktails. In addition to the fun available on the casino floor, other things to do in the Las Vegas area include catching […]
FREE THINGS TO DO IN LAS VEGAS
There are many free things to do in Las Vegas! You can always take advantage of the amazing sightseeing and people watching, but be sure to make time to explore these equally fun options. The Aquarium Head over to the Silverton Casino Hotel for a chance to see mythical mermaids in real life. Free, interactive […]
Father’s Day in Las Vegas
Father’s Day is just around the corner. Don’t forget to celebrate and thank your original super hero on Sunday, June 21st, for all that he does. There’s plenty of relaxing, fun, or adventurous things to do to celebrate Father’s Day in Las Vegas. Here’s a list of great ideas to treat Dad this weekend.First and foremost, […]
