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Canadian songstress Celine Dion is set to return for another extended run at Caesars Palace. The multiple Grammy-winning artist is currently rehearsing for the new show’s March 15 opening. According to UPI, the show will feature a full orchestra of 31 musicians.
For ticket info, see The Colosseum website.
Vanity nightclub, one of the hottest nightlife destinations in Las Vegas, has plans for a legendary lineup of DJs and parties this weekend.
The Hard Rock Hotel venue will welcome DJ Eric D-Lux on Friday, Feb. 11; DJ Hollywood on Saturday, Feb. 12; and Sin on Sunday, Feb. 13. The nationally recognized DJs will lay down the beats for fun-loving, carefree crowds each night. To get your name on the guest list, email [email protected].
The world tour of international pop star Ricky Martin makes a stop in Vegas this spring. The Latin artist will perform hits including “Livin’ La Vida Loca” in a special performance April 30 at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace. Don’t miss out on your chance to see Martin in all his glory. A presale ticket offer runs from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday. To take advantage, enter the password CETMAS when purchasing.
Last month, Station casinos slashed their buffet prices to entice customers. And entice they did. Now comes word that Suncoast has upped the ante by offering a 2-for-1 buffet deal every Friday, Saturday and Sunday in February.
The offer can be used at St. Tropez buffet for breakfast, lunch and dinner and runs all month. The eatery’s specialties include Italian, Mexican, Mongolian and seafood. Valentine’s Day buffet trip anyone?
Actor/comedian Tim Allen is returning to Vegas in a big way in 2011. The former “Home Improvement” leading man will bring his standup act to the Venetian for a slate of dates throughout the year. Tickets start at $55 and VIP packages are available. Dates below — all shows start at 9 p.m. For ticket information, contact the Venetian box office at (866) 641-7469.
February 5
March 4-5 & 11-12
April 1-2 & 8-9
May 20-21
August 5-6 & 12-13
October 14-15
November 4-5
Just in time for the Big Game, two new sports books have opened in Vegas. Both the Hard Rock Hotel and the Tropicana recently unveiled full-service sports-betting facilities operated by Cantor Gaming.
For those unfamiliar with Cantor, the company has taken the local sports book scene by storm, thanks to its new technology. Using hand-held mobile gaming devices, bettors can place what are known as “in-running” bets during the game. Field goals, scoring drives and other game events can all be wagered on live.
At ARIA Resort, view the game on 90 HDTV screens, ranging to more than 220 inches. The Skybox Sports Bar & Grill, next to the Sports Book, hosts a $25-a-person party. That’ll get you a seat and salsa and chips — specialties are extra.
•Lagasse’s Stadium at the Palazzo Las Vegas lets patrons watch the Big Game on more than 100 flat-panel TVs. The venue has stadium-style seating and food from the kitchen of Emeril Lagasse. You have to spend a minimum of $200 on food and drink to get a table on game day.
• Blondie’s Las Vegas at the Planet Hollywood is throwing an all-you-can eat and drink party with premium booze included for $200 a person. “Tailgating” festivities start an hour and a half before the game.
• RHUMBAR at The Mirage resort is heating its patio for a tailgate party and game-watching. All-inclusive $125 food and drink packages include bratwurst, nachos, beer and Stolichnaya Bloody Marys.
• Gilley’s at Treasure Island will throw a free game-watching party with prizes & giveaways from the Bud Light Girls, a $30 barbecue buffet and $20 bottomless Busches.
