Super Bowl in VEGAS 2014 Events and Parties
Big
Game Tailgate party at Rhumbar
Date: Feb. 2
Price: From $150
Where: Mirage Rhumbar will host the Big Game Tailgate Party for guests
to enjoy the biggest matchup of the season with all-inclusive food and drink
packages priced at $150 per person. While game attendees freeze during the
frigid Big Game weather conditions, Rhumbar partygoers will stay cozy with
ample patio heaters throughout the venue. Rhumbar will open one hour prior to
kick-off with specials beginning at the first whistle and continuing until the
final play. Ample game-day fare and beverages will be available, including
nachos, chili, hot links and hot dogs, Coors Light, bloody Marys and more.
Rockin'
Big Game at Cabo Wabo
Date:
Feb. 2
Where: Planet Hollywood Price:
From $200
Watch the Big Game at Cabo Wabo Cantina inside Miracle Mile Shops at
Planet Hollywood with food and drink specials on Sunday, Feb. 2. The Strip-side
cantina will offer an all-you-can-eat-and-drink football buffet, priced at $200
per person. Fans will enjoy traditional favorites including: hot dogs, sliders
and a build-your-own tacos and nachos station. Thirsty patrons may also enjoy
buckets of Budweiser and Bud Light with their meal. There are multiple high-definition
TVs available throughout the cantina.
Open
bar specials at Rockhouse
Date:
Feb. 2
Where: Venetian Price:
From $100
Rockhouse, located in the Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian | The
Palazzo, will invite partiers to enjoy open bar specials during the Big Game on
Sunday, Feb. 2. The bar will offer game day specials running one hour before
kickoff until final whistle. Priced at $100 per person, guests will receive
access to an open bar of well cocktails and domestic drafts. Priced at $175 per
person, guests will have access to a premium open bar and guaranteed seating.
There are more than 80 high-definition, flat-panel televisions throughout the
interior of the bar.
Open
bar packages at PBR Rock Bar
Date: Feb. 2
Where: Planet
Hollywood Price: From $150
Football fans will huddle-up for The Big
Game at PBR Rock Bar & Grill, located inside Miracle Mile Shops at Planet
Hollywood Resort & Casino, on Sunday, Feb. 2. With more than 100
high-definition televisions and open bar packages, the Strip-side destination
will be the ultimate game day party spot. The restaurant and bar will offer
pigskin fanatics open bar access including domestic drafts and well drinks,
available from kick-off until the final whistle blows, priced at $100 per
person. Available one hour before kick-off until the end of the game, sports
enthusiasts will also have the option to enjoy guaranteed seating and a
premium, all-access open bar, priced at $150 per person. Premium open bar packages
require a $50 minimum purchase of food.
Big
Game Viewing Packages at Carmine's
Date: Feb. 2
Where: The
Forum Shops at Caesars Palace Price: From $50
Carmine’s in the Forum
Shops at Caesars will offer Big Game viewing packages including a buffet ($50)
and an open-bar drink package ($50). The buffet includes Carmine’s scarpariello
chicken wings, sausage & peppers, garlic bread Parmigiana, Caesar salad,
spaghetti & meatballs and charcuterie meats & cheeses. From 1:30 pm –
halftime, guests can enjoy the open-bar drink package which will feature Skyy,
Beefeater and Cruzan cocktails along with Coors Light, Peroni, Ballast Point
and Sam Adams draft beers. Fans won’t miss a moment of the action with the
additional TVs that will be set up throughout the restaurant.
Big
Game Viewing Parties at Lavo and Tao
Date: Feb. 2
Where: Palazzo/Venetian
Price: From $65
Tao Asian Bistro and Lavo Italian Restaurant
present the ultimate game day takeover on Sunday, February 2. Rally from 2 p.m.
to 5 p.m. and cheer on your favorite team as Tao and Lavo are transformed into
sports havens, showcasing numerous televisions throughout each space. Fans can
fuel up during the match with a three-hour open bar ($65 at Tao; $85 at Lavo),
a gourmet buffet as well as an open bar ($125 at Tao; $145 at Lavo) or reserve
a VIP table where you and your friends can have a home base to watch the game
while enjoying great food and drinks (Pricing varies by size of group).
Tao
will boast a buffet of game day bites with an Asian twist from Executive Chef
Sean Kinoshita. Items include assorted sushi and dim sum, sake poached shrimp
cocktail, dragon tail spare ribs, Kung Pao chicken wings with Sriracha ranch,
Togarashi french fries, Kalbi prime rib with Sapporo "gravy" as well
as an entire slider section. At Lavo, Executive Chef Massimiliano Campanari
will serve up a feast including spicy scarpariello chicken wings, grilled baby
lamb chops, smoked tomato barbecue pork ribs, Kobe meatballs, sautéed mussels
fra diavolo, garlic fries arrabbiata, an endless shrimp cocktail bowl and more.
Classic football fare such as hot dogs, six foot super sub sandwiches and a
pizza station with various brick oven pies in addition to an assortment of side
dishes and sweets make up the rest of the menu.
Wynn
Las Vegas Big Game Dining Specials
Date: Feb. 2
Where: Wynn
Price: From $75
Wynn's signature casual restaurants and
lounges present Big Game menus, featuring an array of tailgate favorites.
Allegro, the classic Italian-American restaurant at Wynn, located next to the
Race and Sports Lounge, presents an all-you-can-eat menu featuring meatball
sliders, chicken wings, mini-chicken Parmesan sliders, mini-sausage and peppers
sliders, pizzas, truffled fries and more. The special game day menu is
available from 2 p.m. to the conclusion of the game; $105 per person.
At
Society Café Encore, guests can view the game and indulge in an all-you-can-eat
menu featuring peppercorn filet sliders, meatball sliders, ‘Society’ sliders,
lollipop chicken wings and flatbreads. The menu is available beginning at 1
p.m.; $95 per person.
The Eastside
Lounge at Encore offers a posh and cozy setting for watching the game. The
lounge provides an a la cart menu of game day favorites including spicy chicken
wings, Kobe beef sliders, hot dogs and fries. Available from 1 p.m.,
reservations for parties of eight or less are recommended and there is a food
and beverage minimum of $150 per person.
The
Lobby Bar & Café presents an a la carte menu including Kobe beef sliders,
wraps, chicken fingers, bratwursts and fries in a vibrant setting overlooking
the Encore casino floor. Big Game viewing and special menu begins at 1 p.m.
Reservations are recommended and there is a $125 food and beverage minimum.
At the
Race & Sports Lounge, game time favorites and beverages are provided with a
food and beverage minimum of $75 for seats and or a $125 food and beverage
minimum for table purchase. No reservations necessary.
Big
Game Packages at Hussong's Cantina and Slice of Vegas
Date: Feb. 2
Where:
Mandalay Bay Price: From
$50
Hussong’s Cantina and Slice of Vegas inside The Shoppes at Mandalay Place
transform into pigskin paradises for the big game on Sunday, February 2 from 2
p.m. to 7 p.m. Each restaurant will offer packages boasting buffets, unlimited
select draft beers and raffle prizes all throughout the day. Equipped with
numerous flat-screen televisions, the two restaurants create the perfect
atmosphere for all the gridiron action.
At
Hussong’s Cantina, football fans can sip on their choice of Coors Light, Bud
Light, Pacifico, Victoria, Modelo, Negro Modelo, Dos Equis Lager and Dos Equis
Amber for a bottomless foamy brew. The buffet, featuring the restaurant’s
signature Baja fare, will include a taco cart with a choice of chicken, beef,
or carnitas and a wide variety of topping choices, chips with salsa and
guacamole, taquitos, nachos, mini burritos, and churros.
If
Italian eats are of preference on the big game day, guests can opt for Slice of
Vegas’ Italian buffet and unlimited select draft beers. Fans can enjoy endless
Bud Light and Pabst Blue Ribbon while feasting on cheese and pepperoni pizza,
garlic fries, hot dogs, garlic bread, baked linguini casserole, bruschetta
served with pizza dough chips, and zeppolis. Tickets for Hussong’s Cantina are
$50 per person if purchased prior to February 2 and $75 on game day, while
Slice of Vegas tickets are $50 per person. Tickets to both restaurants include
a free raffle ticket for prize drawings taking place at the end of every quarter.
Top
Sports Books for Watching the Big Game
Looking for The ULTRA hot spots to
watch the game?! Check out some of our favorites.
Lagasse’s Stadium at the Palazzo: Lagasse's Stadium at the Palazzo
features luxurious seating with plenty of pillows to sink into and watch your
favorite game. A highlight of this sports-viewing mecca comes in the form of a
large, 10-foot by 20-foot projection screen, complete with stadium style seating.
Even better, Lagasse's Stadium at the Palazzo also has a tasty full menu
designed by Emeril Lagasse and full bar.
Caesars Palace: Pleasantly dark and atmospheric, the
Caesars race and sports book is a quintessential Las Vegas
"mega-book." Within the cavernous and exciting venue there are plenty
of seats with individual TV monitors for horseplayers, and race and sports fans
alike can follow the action on several monstrous TV screens and an ample number
of smaller monitors. Plus, when hunger hits, Bobby Flay's excellent Mesa Grill
is only steps away.
Aria: Place your bets in a comfortable environment at the
10,000-square-foot Aria Race & Sports Book. Conveniently located off the
main floor of Aria, guests can relax on comfortable couches or in chairs with
separate monitors. A total of 90 monitors are placed throughout the sports
book. There are also two 9 foot by 16 foot big screen televisions.
Bellagio: The Bellagio race and sports book is
one of the most luxurious places in the world to make bets and follow the
action. Nestled in a corner of the upscale hotel-casino, the sports book is
open and inviting, yet more intimate than some of the larger sports books found
elsewhere in Vegas. From deep, plush leather commander's chairs to impeccable
service, an understated but readily evident elegance is the theme here. Always
catering to high rolling sports fans, the Bellagio has some of the highest
betting limits in town.
Hard Rock Hotel: The Hard Rock could be the perfect
venue for music-loving sports fans. Bets on the big game can be placed at the
sports book. The "world's first rock 'n' roll hotel and casino" is
always full of action, and the sports book is certainly no exception. There are
6 HD projectors configurable up to 25 screens.
Mandalay Bay: With 84 TV screens and 300 seats, the
sports book at Mandalay Bay is easily one of the best in town. Offering some of
the highest betting limits in all sports, Mandalay Bay has grown accustomed to
accepting bets of $100,000 or more for the big game. But even those less
experienced will feel comfortable here, thanks to the helpful and knowledgeable
staff on hand.
MGM Grand: This modernistic, sleekly designed
sports book offers an expansive, state-of-the-art vantage point into the big
game. Even more, the VIP seats here create harbors for serious sports aficionados.
Just off the sports book, Sunday revelers will find the architectural and
mechanical mastery of the Centrifuge Bar.
Planet Hollywood: Despite its intimate size, Planet
Hollywood's race and sports book is cleverly designed, making every seat perfect.
Seating areas are arranged stadium-style, and the 20 TVs (12 on each side of
the book) are strategically placed on the bottom level for optimum viewing. The
surrounding sports bar has additional seats and TVs and is a comfortable,
modern place to enjoy a drink and catch some action. However, neither the
sports bar nor book has a big-screen TV.
Wynn: Steve Wynn's resort boasts one of the most luxuriant and
exciting sports books.It merges state-of-the-art, multiple screened action with
a deep wood-toned lounge setting. Just off the main floor of this stunning
resort, the Wynn sports book is a popular place for high-rolling sports fans
when the game gets going.
