Back in April of last year, Caesars Entertainment introduced their Buffet of Buffets deal which allowed you unlimited access to any Caesars property buffet for a 24 hour period.
The promotion was so successful, they followed it up with the All Stage Pass which allowed you to see as many shows as you could within a 48 hour period.
Now they are extending the concept to their nightlife offerings with the All Night Pass. For one low price (currently $44.99 for Total Rewards members, $49.99 for non-members) you will be granted access to seven of the nightclubs at Caesars properties.
The clubs are Pure at Caesars Palace, Chateau at Paris, Gallery at Planet Hollywood, Pussycat Dolls Burlesque Saloon at Planet Hollywood, Crown at Rio, VooDoo at Rio and Carnival Court at Harrah’s.
The pass is available Thursday through Sunday only and is valid on the day of purchase from 8:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. Blackout dates may apply.
I'm not really a nightclub person, but I suppose this might be a good deal for those wanting to check out a few different clubs in one night. The selling point is the ability to jump the line and get into the clubs right away. If that's the case it would certainly be a time-saver at some of the more popular clubs.
For more information, check out the Caesars Pulse of Vegas Blog.
Monday, September 12, 2011
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Kardashian Khaos at the Mirage
The Mirage announced a new "Kardashian" themed boutique store will be opening later this year in November.
The hotel posted on facebook:
We're excited to announce Kardashian Khaos is coming! A new retail store will open later this year & you're invited to experience the Kardashians like never before!
Unfortunately for the Mirage the announcement caused quite a backlash, with 100+ comments on the facebook page bashing the Kardashians and the decision to give them a store at the Mirage.
I guess you can't please everybody all of the time. While the Kardashians are immensely popular in some circles, it looks like their demographic doesn't stay at the Mirage.
The hotel posted on facebook:
We're excited to announce Kardashian Khaos is coming! A new retail store will open later this year & you're invited to experience the Kardashians like never before!
Unfortunately for the Mirage the announcement caused quite a backlash, with 100+ comments on the facebook page bashing the Kardashians and the decision to give them a store at the Mirage.
I guess you can't please everybody all of the time. While the Kardashians are immensely popular in some circles, it looks like their demographic doesn't stay at the Mirage.
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Veer Towers Wind Tunnel
Sportswriter Bill Barnwell of Grantland has recently moved to Las Vegas to write about living on the Strip for a year.
He is renting an apartment in the Veer Towers at CityCenter and recently wrote about a strange phenomenon that occurs when the wind blows at Veer:
"I was lucky to get a place in the West property that faces away from the sister tower — according to residents who live in the section of the East tower that faces west, the building is subject to a loud, sustained whistling noise that occurs any time the desert wind whips past the building. This sound makes living in the apartment impossible and forces MGM, who still owns the building, to put any resident who complains in the adjacent Vdara Hotel & Spa for a free stay. The estimate I heard for how many times this has happened in 2011 was in the mid-20s."
This is a relatively small problem that will go unnoticed by most Las Vegas visitors, but it still makes me scratch my head about CityCenter. Almost every building at the complex has had issues:
Aria: Visitors have complained that it's too far away from the Strip, and the main show Viva Elvis is already getting a makeover.
Vdara: The only restaurant closed back in March, and they also have the Vdara Sun Ray.
Crystals: Has been relatively trouble free aside from vistors complaining that it's an underwhelming shopping mall. Eve nightclub closed but that's not really their fault.
Harmon Hotel: Never opened and probably is going to be imploded, pending County approval.
Veer Towers: Wind Tunnel.
Mandarin Oriental: Is the big winner, as I can't think of any glaring issues.
He is renting an apartment in the Veer Towers at CityCenter and recently wrote about a strange phenomenon that occurs when the wind blows at Veer:
"I was lucky to get a place in the West property that faces away from the sister tower — according to residents who live in the section of the East tower that faces west, the building is subject to a loud, sustained whistling noise that occurs any time the desert wind whips past the building. This sound makes living in the apartment impossible and forces MGM, who still owns the building, to put any resident who complains in the adjacent Vdara Hotel & Spa for a free stay. The estimate I heard for how many times this has happened in 2011 was in the mid-20s."
This is a relatively small problem that will go unnoticed by most Las Vegas visitors, but it still makes me scratch my head about CityCenter. Almost every building at the complex has had issues:
Aria: Visitors have complained that it's too far away from the Strip, and the main show Viva Elvis is already getting a makeover.
Vdara: The only restaurant closed back in March, and they also have the Vdara Sun Ray.
Crystals: Has been relatively trouble free aside from vistors complaining that it's an underwhelming shopping mall. Eve nightclub closed but that's not really their fault.
Harmon Hotel: Never opened and probably is going to be imploded, pending County approval.
Veer Towers: Wind Tunnel.
Mandarin Oriental: Is the big winner, as I can't think of any glaring issues.
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Plaza Hotel Downtown Soft Reopening
Hotel guests are beginning to check-in to the newly remodeled Plaza hotel downtown Las Vegas at the end of Fremont Street. The property is having a soft opening starting today before the official grand opening on September 1st.
The hotel closed in November to complete an estimated $20 million renovation project using furniture purchased from the stalled Fontainebleau development.
Prices for the updated rooms are $39-59 for weeknights and $99-129 for most weekend nights according to the Plaza website. Seems like a pretty good bargain for essentially a brand new hotel room.
I'm excited to see the reopening of the Plaza. When the plans were first announced I was skeptical whether the hotel would be able to complete the project. I thought it might be a situation like the Lady Luck, which closed down in 2006 and hasn't reopened.
The hotel closed in November to complete an estimated $20 million renovation project using furniture purchased from the stalled Fontainebleau development.
Prices for the updated rooms are $39-59 for weeknights and $99-129 for most weekend nights according to the Plaza website. Seems like a pretty good bargain for essentially a brand new hotel room.
I'm excited to see the reopening of the Plaza. When the plans were first announced I was skeptical whether the hotel would be able to complete the project. I thought it might be a situation like the Lady Luck, which closed down in 2006 and hasn't reopened.
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
New Tropicana Las Vegas Commercial
Tropicana recently posted this new commercial on YouTube. There's a lot of information for the average TV viewer to digest, but overall I think it's pretty good. If nothing else it gets the point across about the new rooms, and the whole "We're changing everything" campaign.
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