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Friends Experience Las Vegas is Coming
It’s been a rumor for a long time, but the Friends Experience Las Vegas is a real thing. I mean, we know that it’s real because it toured the country. But now there are plans to make the attraction a permanent part of Las Vegas… or as permanent as anything can be in Sin City. Yes, it’s being called “The One in Vegas“, and when it eventually opens it will offer fans of the beloved TV show an immersive, interactive journey into the show. Located at MGM Grand, this unique attraction will bring iconic moments to life, allowing fans to…
BLVD Las Vegas Ready for March Opening
Who’s ready for BLVD Las Vegas? Well, first we better explain just what BLVD is. First, it’s not a shopping center. Rather, it’s a three-story center located on The Strip. It’s a mixed bowl of restaurants, lifestyle, special events, and yes… retail. But these are specialty shops you won’t find in every mall. BLVD Las Vegas is taking over the former site of the Hawaiian Marketplace, which closed in 2022. Once fully up and running it will be the largest standalone retail, entertainment, and dining complex on the Strip, spanning 400,000 square feet. That’s pretty impressive for a business in…
Renovation Update from the MGM Grand
Guests will soon have more reasons to love the MGM Grand. The famous property at the south end of the Las Vegas Strip has been in the middle of a $300 million renovation project to its main tower, and the first upgraded rooms are open to the public. The project will eventually redo more than 4,000 rooms. Another part of the remodel is the addition of 110 new suites, made possible by the transforming of about 350 standard rooms on the top floors, offering guests more spacious accommodations. Construction on those units began late last year and is expected to…
Super Bowl Betting Drops in Las Vegas
It was one of the biggest sports betting events of the year. However, Super Bowl betting this year fell dramatically in Las Vegas, with wagers totaling nearly $152 million. That was a noticeable decline from last year when players staked over $185 million on the big game. Somehow, sports books in Sin City were still able to rake in more than a $22 million win, according to the Nevada Gaming Control Board. One reason for the sharp decline was due to a lack of large bets. There were five bets of $1 million on the game last year in Vegas….
Goodbye to Vegas Indoor Skydiving
It’s one of those things you always wanted to do, but never got around to doing. Visiting Vegas Indoor Skydiving. And now, it’s too late. Now, the opportunity has passed. Now, if you want to experience the euphoria of free fall and weightlessness, you will have to jump out of an airplane. And one that’s int he air, not sitting on the ground. Located just a short walk from the Strip, Vegas Indoor Skydiving ran into a series of issues over the past few years. Eventually, those issues brought the company to the breaking point. So, after more than 40…
Rio Las Vegas Marks 35th Anniversary
Rio Las Vegas is celebrating 35 years of history, after opening on January 15th 1990. Since that time it has attracted locals and visitors alike with its vibrant design, unique amenities, and memorable experiences. Now under Dreamscape Companies, The Rio is honoring its legacy while embracing a bold new future. And now, guests can save 35% on room rates for stays through 31 August 2025, when booked by 31 January. Available exclusively when you book direct at official website. To commemorate this significant milestone, the resort is celebrating with exclusive anniversary specials as well as the reopening of VooDoo Lounge…



















