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Red Rock Casino 20th Celebration, New Casino Opening Soon, Arts District is Bustling, Resorts World Luxury All-Inclusive, New Venetian Restaurant, Zero Bond Opens at Wynn, Sammy Hagar Residency, | Ep. 312 · Vegas Revealed

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Dayna Roselli: It's episode 312 of Vegas Revealed.
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Dayna Roselli: A new casino is coming to Las Vegas.
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Dayna Roselli: Details about when it opens to the public.
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Sean McAllister: Plus, Red Rock Casino is ready to celebrate 20 years in Summerlin.
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Dayna Roselli: Resorts World's Conrad Tower offers an all-inclusive experience.
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Dayna Roselli: We'll tell you how it works.
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Sean McAllister: A new series hits Apple TV soon.
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Sean McAllister: It's getting great reviews, and a lot of it was filmed right here in Vegas.
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Dayna Roselli: John checks out a new restaurant at the Venetian where the food just keeps flowing.
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Sean McAllister: Sure does.
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Sean McAllister: Wins Zero Bond brings out the A-Listers.
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Dayna Roselli: Main Street in Las Vegas' art district is booming.
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Sean McAllister: And it's March madness, pool season, and a lot more.
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Dayna Roselli: All coming up now on Vegas Revealed.
0:47
Dayna Roselli: Welcome to Vegas Revealed, episode 312.
0:50
Dayna Roselli: Dana Roselli and Sean McAllister here, and I'm ready to hear about your experience.
0:56
Dayna Roselli: I just call it Fogo.
0:57
Dayna Roselli: The rest of the world.
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Sean McAllister: That's what a lot of people call it.
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Dayna Roselli: At Fogo at the Venetian, a brand new, well, it's not a new restaurant to Las Vegas, and it's not a new restaurant at all, but it's new to the Venetian.
1:07
Sean McAllister: It's new to the Venetian.
1:08
Sean McAllister: There's been a Fogo de Chow on uh East Flamingo Road for years and years and years.
1:14
Sean McAllister: And Dana, this is something that I so I went to the opening of the new restaurant at the Venetian.
1:21
Sean McAllister: See, I'm automatically trying to like jump right into the sidebar that popped into my head.
1:25
Sean McAllister: Um, they had a ribbon cutting, it's a two-level uh restaurant inside of Venetian.
1:31
Sean McAllister: Where?
1:31
Sean McAllister: Uh it's right next door to uh Smith and Walensky.
1:35
SPEAKER_04: Oh, okay.
1:35
Sean McAllister: So if you're standing in the Grail Canal Grand Canal shops looking at Smith and Walensky, Fogo de Chow is just to the left.
1:43
Sean McAllister: Uh so they have the downstairs uh on the main level of the canal shops, but then the upstairs, it apparently used to all be storage space.
1:54
Sean McAllister: But they got in and looked at it and said, Oh my gosh, we need to turn this into something.
1:58
Sean McAllister: So there's a huge bar, a huge dining room in the upper level as well.
2:04
Sean McAllister: The food, delicious.
2:06
Sean McAllister: Um, they had a wagyu cart that was rolling around.
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Dayna Roselli: So for people who don't know what it is, explain, let's go back and explain that because I do think this will appeal to Vegas visitors.
2:17
Sean McAllister: Yes, and thank you for slowing me down because I was just gonna keep right on going.
2:21
Sean McAllister: Uh, so Fogo de Chow is a Brazilian steakhouse.
2:25
Sean McAllister: It's one of those uh places, but this is a gourmet Brazilian steakhouse.
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Sean McAllister: Their cuts of meat are like are high-end cuts, which leads me into the uh the Wagyu rolling cart.
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Dayna Roselli: And this is a kind where you can it keep you pay a price and the meat keeps coming out as much as you want, all you can eat, right?
2:45
Dayna Roselli: Keeps coming around, and then you can hit up the salad bar, which was also good.
2:50
Sean McAllister: Like more than a salad bar.
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Sean McAllister: They had like all the charcuterie stuff, they had different kinds of uh like they had a chicken salad that was delicious, you know, like chicken salad that you would make a sandwich out of, but it had like a citrusy hint to it.
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Dayna Roselli: Well, they have a lot at that salad bar.
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Dayna Roselli: I went to the one on East Flamingo for a speaking engagement, and I only had the salad bar.
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Dayna Roselli: Well, I think they did bring out a little bit of meat, but I was rushed and because I was one of the speakers, and I remember the meat was great, but the salad bar was good.
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Dayna Roselli: I mean it's it's over the top.
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Sean McAllister: It is over the top.
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Sean McAllister: Okay, and they have menus at the bar, they uh they have a cart uh coming around making Brazilian cocktails.
3:31
Sean McAllister: It was a great, great night.
3:34
Dayna Roselli: Back to the cuts of meat.
3:35
Dayna Roselli: Okay.
3:35
Sean McAllister: Back to the cuts of meat.
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Sean McAllister: So there were big pork chops coming around, and everything is like fire roasted, so it's got that good crust on it, all sorts of different beef cuts.
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Sean McAllister: They had the wagyu cart that was rolling around, so they would slice the uh piece of meat off of the steak, and then they would grill it in front of you on this searing hot block of Himalayan sea salt, and then you would use your tongs to you know put it onto your plate.
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Sean McAllister: I mean, just mouth watering, melting your mouth tender.
4:12
Sean McAllister: Right.
4:12
Sean McAllister: Everything was delicious.
4:14
Sean McAllister: But one thing I didn't realize is that there are FOGO fanatics.
4:18
Dayna Roselli: Oh, really?
4:19
Dayna Roselli: Yes, there are they have their own fan club?
4:22
Sean McAllister: They yes, and I met Nancy and Roberto, who live out in Lake Las Vegas, and they sat at a table right next to us.
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Sean McAllister: We ended up chatting with them, having a great time, but they're uh Fogo fanatics.
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Sean McAllister: Okay, they bring new people into the restaurant every single month, and they are there are Fogo fanatics from aro across the country and around the world.
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Dayna Roselli: Right.
4:45
Dayna Roselli: Interesting, yeah.
4:46
Sean McAllister: So they have their own club.
4:47
Dayna Roselli: Yeah, so like Barry Manilo has the phantalos.
4:50
Dayna Roselli: There we go, the Backstreet Boys have BSB Nation.
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Sean McAllister: Yeah.
4:57
Dayna Roselli: Yeah, and the new kids have the blockheads, but the Fogo de Chow fanatics.
5:04
Dayna Roselli: Are the Fogo fanatics?
5:07
Sean McAllister: It's great.
5:08
Dayna Roselli: I love it.
5:10
Dayna Roselli: All right, well, um, you also you've been busy.
5:13
Dayna Roselli: I was staying home a lot last week.
5:15
Dayna Roselli: I was like, I can't.
5:16
Dayna Roselli: I've reached my limit.
5:17
Dayna Roselli: Uh, you went to Sammy Hagar too.
5:19
Dayna Roselli: Oh, yes.
5:20
Dayna Roselli: How was Sammy at Park MGM?
5:21
Dayna Roselli: Because you hadn't actually seen this version of the show in person.
5:24
Dayna Roselli: We've seen Sammy, we saw him at the Strab, we've seen him perform at the the Palms and interviewed him, but the the Park MGM residency you couldn't get to last time.
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Sean McAllister: Right.
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Sean McAllister: So um got invited over uh by Sammy's team and stopped in.
5:39
Sean McAllister: There was a little reception room that they had set up before the concert, right?
5:43
Sean McAllister: And Sammy and the whole band came in.
5:47
Sean McAllister: He has lined up uh like an A-list band for this residency as well.
5:54
Sean McAllister: This is the best of all worlds residency, right?
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Sean McAllister: And it's the best of all worlds because it is the best hits of each era of Sammy's music career.
6:05
Sean McAllister: So that's fantastic.
6:06
Sean McAllister: We got to uh chat with Sammy a little bit before the before the show.
6:10
Sean McAllister: It was just a quick little mingle thing, nothing, nothing official.
6:14
Sean McAllister: But Sammy looks phenomenal.
6:17
Sean McAllister: He's what 78 years old now.
6:19
Sean McAllister: Oh no, is he?
6:20
Dayna Roselli: Yeah, wow, that looks great.
6:22
Sean McAllister: Is like I feel like he has more energy than I do.
6:25
Dayna Roselli: Yeah, you gotta keep busy and you gotta keep doing what you love.
6:27
Dayna Roselli: I mean, that's the key.
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Dayna Roselli: And he definitely loves performing and singing and rocking out and all of it.
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Sean McAllister: And he did.
6:33
Sean McAllister: He rocked out.
6:34
Sean McAllister: The crowd was up on their feet.
6:36
Sean McAllister: It was a it was a great show.
6:38
Sean McAllister: So you said you're getting a little Van Halen, you're getting chicken foot, you're getting Sammy Solo, you're getting it all.
6:46
Sean McAllister: Getting it all you're getting the the best of all worlds.
6:48
unknown: I love it.
6:50
Dayna Roselli: All right, well, you know where else you're gonna get the best of all worlds.
6:53
Dayna Roselli: Uh, if you go to the big culinary festival that they're having at Red Rock to celebrate their 20th anniversary, they're doing a big shindig by the pool.
7:03
Dayna Roselli: We told you we would go over and do a story there, and we did.
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Dayna Roselli: And so let's play that first, and then we can chat about it.
7:10
Dayna Roselli: But we chatted uh with the general manager and vice president of Red Rock, and it was great to talk to him.
7:16
Dayna Roselli: We also talked with a day one employee over there.
7:21
Dayna Roselli: Um, that was Raynel.
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Dayna Roselli: Her nickname is Ray, and she's been working at the Lucky Penny since the day Red Rock opened.
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Dayna Roselli: So listen to this story.
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SPEAKER_00: 20 years is a big deal, and uh, we have a lot of team members that have been here for that full 20-year period, which is awesome to be able to celebrate them.
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SPEAKER_00: But it's also part of the community.
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SPEAKER_00: If you think about where Summerlin was at 20 years ago to where they're at today, this entire city has grown around us, and it's been amazing to be a part of the community.
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SPEAKER_00: When this property was built, it was part of an integrated resort idea that has something for everyone every day.
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SPEAKER_00: And whether you're coming out with the family and you want to go bowling, you want to go see movies, uh, you're coming out with friends, you want to go play bingo or gamble, watch the sports games, whatever's on TV, or one of our many restaurants.
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SPEAKER_00: We have amazing food variety here on property.
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SPEAKER_00: There's something for everyone.
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SPEAKER_01: Hi, I'm Ray.
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SPEAKER_01: I'm a day one employee at Red Rock.
8:10
SPEAKER_01: I must be having the time of my life because it's gone by so quickly.
8:14
Dayna Roselli: Talk about some of the repeat customers.
8:16
SPEAKER_01: Do you get that here?
8:17
SPEAKER_01: So many.
8:18
SPEAKER_01: We have watched so many of our guests grow, their families grow, the kids go off to college.
8:24
SPEAKER_01: We have guests that have helped our team members take family members to appointments that they couldn't get to.
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SPEAKER_01: We have team, uh, we've had guests that they meet with their siblings here at certain times of the year.
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SPEAKER_01: They all come together.
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SPEAKER_01: We also have guests that are out-of-towners that are locals.
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SPEAKER_01: They come and visit us every year, same time of the year for many years.
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SPEAKER_01: Many years I've been here.
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SPEAKER_00: April 18th with Journal, which is our actual anniversary.
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SPEAKER_00: We have our food festival called Taste of Stations.
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SPEAKER_00: It's gonna be a combination of all of our best restaurants and the depth of variety that Stage Casinos has to offer, both here at Red Rock, but throughout all of our properties around Las Vegas as well.
9:08
SPEAKER_00: And then on the end of the month, we're gonna celebrate with Journey here, right here in the back at Stand Bar Pool, which is just a beautiful location to celebrate one of America's greatest bands of all time Journey.
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SPEAKER_00: It's gonna be a spectacular night.
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Dayna Roselli: And if anyone's never been to a concert here, where do you do you put the stage?
9:23
Dayna Roselli: Where do you put the stage?
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SPEAKER_00: Yeah, so the stage sits in the back of our standbar, just over here to the right.
9:27
SPEAKER_00: Uh and then the entire pool fills up with people, uh, activations.
9:31
SPEAKER_00: You know, we have our VIP spaces, we have cabanas that we sell, uh, the bars are all over some access to drinks, and it's a it's a great time.
9:39
SPEAKER_01: I had the best compliment in the last two weeks.
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SPEAKER_01: Two different cables had said to me, is this casino new?
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SPEAKER_01: Or a 20-year-old casino?
9:48
SPEAKER_01: I said to them, that is the best compliment I could ever hear.
9:51
SPEAKER_01: And it was fantastic to hear that.
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SPEAKER_00: I think when you come to Red Rock every time it feels like a new place.
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SPEAKER_00: And not necessarily new, like unfamiliar, but new in the sense of it's always clean, it's well put together, it's well kept, uh, it looks beautiful every day.
10:05
Dayna Roselli: Yeah, so we talked to Jordan Seeger, the VP and general manager of Red Rock.
10:09
Dayna Roselli: He, you can tell, just loves working there and loves being in charge over there.
10:13
Dayna Roselli: He was great mingling with the employees.
10:15
Dayna Roselli: And then Ray, she just loves her job.
10:18
Sean McAllister: She really does.
10:19
Sean McAllister: Yeah.
10:19
Sean McAllister: And so good.
10:20
Sean McAllister: I mean, we saw her with her customers out on the patio there, and she is just such an array of sunshine.
10:28
Dayna Roselli: She is.
10:28
Dayna Roselli: And I love that she really credited like the people that she's met through the years and how a lot of the customers take care of each other, and she definitely enjoys the family atmosphere.
10:38
Dayna Roselli: I mean, when you walk into Red Rock that day, especially, it was beautiful outside, even.
10:43
Dayna Roselli: I'm like, this is where you get to work.
10:45
Dayna Roselli: Like, there's flowers and palm trees, and you know, especially out there's fountains and beautiful patios, and then the inside is so nice.
10:53
Dayna Roselli: It really is a great place, and people pack Red Rock.
10:56
Dayna Roselli: They thought when Durango opened that it would take business away from Red Rock, right?
11:00
Dayna Roselli: But it has not.
11:01
Sean McAllister: It has not.
11:02
Sean McAllister: No, it's uh, I think only boosted business at both of those properties.
11:06
Dayna Roselli: Right.
11:07
Dayna Roselli: So, um, yeah, the culinary festival sounds like it's gonna be a great time.
11:11
Dayna Roselli: All the different restaurants from across stations.
11:13
Dayna Roselli: Stations is celebrating 50 as well as a whole this summer, so I don't even know what's to come for that yet.
11:18
Dayna Roselli: We're gonna find out.
11:19
Sean McAllister: Yeah, I have a feeling that they uh, as a uh station group, have big plans for the big 50th celebration.
11:28
Dayna Roselli: One thing at a time, right?
11:29
Sean McAllister: One thing.
11:30
Dayna Roselli: Um, and then journeyal rock out there on April 29th.
11:33
Dayna Roselli: So that was fun going over there to catch up with everyone.
11:36
Sean McAllister: Hard to believe though.
11:37
Sean McAllister: I remember when Red Rock opened.
11:40
Sean McAllister: And it's it's wild that that was 20 years ago.
11:43
Dayna Roselli: It is.
11:44
Dayna Roselli: But people always say as you get older and older, time passes quicker and quicker.
11:47
Sean McAllister: Quicker and quicker, it does.
11:49
Sean McAllister: There you go.
11:50
Dayna Roselli: Well, out of nowhere, a new casino's opening.
11:53
Dayna Roselli: Um, I guess I don't drive too much on this side of town, so I never really saw it in the works, and that's always like, wait, what?
11:59
Dayna Roselli: Uh, but it's called Cadence Crossing, and we know people love their casino openings, and so if you want to be there the day it opens, um noon on Wednesday, March 25th is when it will open.
12:10
Dayna Roselli: It's called Cadence Crossing.
12:12
Dayna Roselli: Um, it's a Boyd gaming property, and they're having the official grand opening on the 25th.
12:18
Dayna Roselli: Um, it's just a casino for now, not a hotel.
12:22
Sean McAllister: Right.
12:22
Dayna Roselli: And it's, I guess, gonna have entertainment too and stuff like that.
12:26
Dayna Roselli: But um, it's a great spot for locals, and it's located on North Boulder Highway, right there in Henderson.
12:32
Dayna Roselli: And you said it's attached to or adjacent to the Joker's Wild.
12:35
Sean McAllister: Yeah, Joker's Wild is a little locals casino that's been there forever.
12:41
Sean McAllister: Uh, and uh Boyd Gaming has built Cadence Crossing like right next door, yeah, essentially.
12:48
Sean McAllister: So I believe that uh part of the plan is to have Cadence be the new casino and then possibly take over the land that Joker's Wild is on to build a hotel uh four-story hotel as part of a phase two coming on down the line at some point.
13:09
Sean McAllister: But um, because I know Joker's Wild has been open during construction and they've been welcoming all their loyal uh visitors.
13:18
Dayna Roselli: That's a great name for a casino.
13:19
Dayna Roselli: I love it.
13:19
Sean McAllister: Joker's Wild, and let me tell you, this is one of those places where you could go and play like uh 25 cent uh roulette.
13:26
Dayna Roselli: Oh, I like that.
13:27
Sean McAllister: So we would go and you would get 25 cent chips, right?
13:31
Sean McAllister: You put down a 20 and you are sitting at that table feeling like a king.
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Sean McAllister: You have a stack of chips in front of you and you can play all night long.
13:38
Dayna Roselli: Yeah, that's fun.
13:39
Dayna Roselli: I think that's I mean, I just think that's how you do it.
13:42
Dayna Roselli: Play long, have fun.
13:43
Dayna Roselli: It is instead of like, I mean, I get it.
13:45
Dayna Roselli: You're a lot of people just try and make boatloads of money, and but there's a fun aspect of it where you can just sit for a while, especially when you have 25 cent chips.
13:53
Dayna Roselli: Yeah, and that can add up.
13:54
Sean McAllister: It can add up.
13:55
Dayna Roselli: Don't mock it till you try it.
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Sean McAllister: Well, exactly, because you know what?
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Sean McAllister: When you're sitting there and you can take a big stack and just I don't know, slide it onto red.
14:05
Sean McAllister: And then when red hits, you're like, Well, I just doubled that stack.
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SPEAKER_04: It's a lot of it.
14:11
SPEAKER_04: It's great.
14:12
Sean McAllister: So excited for the future of uh Cadence Crossing over there on uh Boulder Highway.
14:18
Sean McAllister: And um Yeah, I think that'll be a good addition.
14:22
Dayna Roselli: Especially for folks that live in that part of town, uh coming up that way, all of it.
14:26
Sean McAllister: Because there has been a lot of uh residential development over in that area too.
14:31
Sean McAllister: So I think that's a an area that is that will be well served by this new casino.
14:37
Dayna Roselli: That's good, that's good.
14:39
Dayna Roselli: Hey, Resorts World's Conrad Tower uh announced an all-inclusive.
14:44
Dayna Roselli: Um, it's the first luxury inclusive experience on the strip.
14:48
Dayna Roselli: Uh, but you know, whenever there's like things like this, we're gonna tell you what in how a little bit how it works, but it's intricate and you need to do the research on your own and call over and book and all that.
15:01
Dayna Roselli: Um, just because I always worry about if I mention one little way you're supposed to do it wrong that people are gonna come calling.
15:08
Dayna Roselli: But um, because it's an add-on.
15:10
Dayna Roselli: So it's not so you book your room and then this all-inclusive is an add-on.
15:15
Dayna Roselli: Um, it's for stays in the Conrad Tower, which it's a great tower, beautiful rooms, by the way.
15:21
Dayna Roselli: Um, but and it's available now uh uh for stays beginning May 26th.
15:28
Dayna Roselli: So you book now for stays May 26th and on.
15:33
Dayna Roselli: I don't know exactly for how long, but Sean, let's roll out when you get the add-on what it includes.
15:39
Sean McAllister: Yeah, and uh just first off, this add-on is$150 per guest per night, and there is a two-guest minimum to take advantage of this.
15:50
Sean McAllister: So for that$150 per day per night, you get complimentary valet service for the duration of your stay, which is which is not on its own.
16:02
Sean McAllister: Yeah, that's true.
16:03
Sean McAllister: It really is.
16:04
Dayna Roselli: Once you had an tip and you I don't know, no, not really that much, but you know what I'm saying.
16:08
Dayna Roselli: Being sarcastic.
16:10
Sean McAllister: So you get that valet service at the Conrad Tower, you get exclusive access to Club 66, which is a really nice uh bar lounge area on the 66th floor.
16:26
Sean McAllister: It's gorgeous views up there.
16:27
Dayna Roselli: Right.
16:28
Dayna Roselli: It really is.
16:28
Dayna Roselli: Uh the panoramic views are great.
16:30
Dayna Roselli: It features Delhi Continental breakfast and an evening social hour, too, with handcrafted cocktails.
16:37
Dayna Roselli: Then you get a curated prefix dining experience at uh five signature restaurants across the resort, and some good ones on the list there, and then priority early access to the newly renovated 5.5 acre pool complex paired with hosted beverages.
16:56
Dayna Roselli: You get complimentary entry into Zook Nightclub during days of operation.
17:01
Dayna Roselli: And like you mentioned, Sean, it's$150 per guest per night, two guest minimum minimum, but it's an add-on to your room.
17:08
Dayna Roselli: So you're paying for the room separate.
17:12
Dayna Roselli: That's why I say the instructions.
17:13
Dayna Roselli: Don't come calling me.
17:14
Dayna Roselli: Roselli said the room was included.
17:16
Dayna Roselli: Like, no, that's separate, but still, call, make sure it's all sorted out.
17:20
Sean McAllister: Yes, the all-inclusive add-on.
17:22
Sean McAllister: Um, but I mean, that's a lot, those are some good perks.
17:26
Dayna Roselli: Yeah, I think it's a really great deal.
17:29
Dayna Roselli: I I do like especially.
17:31
Dayna Roselli: I mean, it the great thing about the these well, this is a great idea because it keeps people on property as well.
17:37
Dayna Roselli: You know what I mean?
17:37
Dayna Roselli: And because there is so much to do at the property itself.
17:40
Dayna Roselli: This is great for a weekend, a weekday, getaway.
17:43
Dayna Roselli: A lot of folks who drive in from Arizona, from Utah, from California.
17:47
Dayna Roselli: I mean, why not?
17:48
Sean McAllister: Well, and that's the thing.
17:49
Sean McAllister: When you sometimes when you go and and stay at any given uh resort, especially if it's at a a destination where there's a lot of stuff going on all over the place, you don't uh necessarily take advantage of everything that's right there at your fingertips.
18:07
Sean McAllister: Right.
18:08
Sean McAllister: And this is a good way uh to incentivize guests to do just that.
18:13
Dayna Roselli: I know.
18:13
Dayna Roselli: It's actually really smart because then they go and they talk about it.
18:16
unknown: Yeah.
18:16
Dayna Roselli: And they tell people.
18:18
Dayna Roselli: I went to this restaurant, I loved it.
18:19
Dayna Roselli: Oh my gosh, the pool was so nice.
18:21
Dayna Roselli: It gives people great experience.
18:23
Dayna Roselli: So anyway, uh wanted to put that out there because I do think a lot of our listeners will like to take advantage of this.
18:29
Dayna Roselli: It's called the Conrad Complete at Resorts World, and this is for the Conrad Tower.
18:35
Dayna Roselli: Okay.
18:36
Dayna Roselli: Good deal.
18:37
Dayna Roselli: All right, I wanted to mention this, Sean.
18:39
Dayna Roselli: In downtown Las Vegas, the other night I was walking by Ada's, and I'm like, wait a minute.
18:46
Dayna Roselli: Hold on, because we did the story that Ada's was moving from Tivoli Village to the arts district, but I didn't know exactly where it was going.
18:54
Dayna Roselli: I was walking by the old Esther's kitchen, and me and my friend were like, oh, it looks like a vibe in there, like dim lights, and it was full, and people were at the and I was like, what is it?
19:02
Dayna Roselli: And I got closer and it was Ada's, so that's where the new Ada's is, and this is a James Trees restaurant, right?
19:09
Sean McAllister: So you know it's good, and known for its wine, right?
19:12
Dayna Roselli: Um, so they're doing a uh wine club.
19:15
Dayna Roselli: I said I would mention this, and I thought it was really cool.
19:18
Dayna Roselli: It's uh there are two membership tiers offered and uh available at 120 per month.
19:24
Dayna Roselli: You pay monthly.
19:25
Dayna Roselli: Um, the publicist who was telling me about this said that she thought it was really cool because they pick up for the wine club on Friday afternoons, and there's a tasting and also a bottle sharing opportunity.
19:36
Dayna Roselli: So people have like become friends, made new friends, formed a new community.
19:41
Dayna Roselli: And so I thought that was really cool.
19:43
Dayna Roselli: And I thought maybe some of our listeners would be interested.
19:45
Dayna Roselli: I know we have a lot of people that are so into wine and know their wines, and Ada's gets a lot of awards for you know being really, really good at knowing their wines and having offerings.
19:55
Sean McAllister: Oh, for sure.
19:56
Sean McAllister: And so you know that the three bottles that you're getting every month are going to be well worth the monthly membership price.
20:05
Sean McAllister: And getting three bottles, like that's a that's a pretty good deal, yeah, to be honest.
20:10
Sean McAllister: And I love that um Kat Thomas is the uh advanced sommelier at Ada's, and they call her the wine goddess.
20:17
Dayna Roselli: Oh, I love that.
20:18
Sean McAllister: So just know that when you sign up to be a member of the wine club at Ada's, the wine goddess is curating your selections.
20:28
Dayna Roselli: I love that.
20:28
Dayna Roselli: The cat's meow they call it cat's meow, yes.
20:32
Sean McAllister: I love it.
20:32
Dayna Roselli: So uh it gets a little bit more intricate again in this release of all the different offering.
20:36
Dayna Roselli: And so obviously, um, I'm glancing at something, says one of them that you get three to four bottles a month is 120.
20:43
Dayna Roselli: But call for more information, stop by Ada's for more information, look it up online yourself.
20:48
Dayna Roselli: But if you're interested in being part of this wine club, it could be a nice uh thing for you to also have like a social experience and meet new people.
20:55
Sean McAllister: Right.
20:56
Sean McAllister: And I I think I would suggest stopping by for more information.
21:00
Sean McAllister: Right, yeah, because then you can sit down and get more information over a glass of wine.
21:04
Dayna Roselli: Exactly.
21:05
Dayna Roselli: There you have it.
21:06
Dayna Roselli: It was nice.
21:09
Dayna Roselli: I need to go there and try it.
21:10
Dayna Roselli: So I quickly want to mention my jaunt downtown.
21:12
Sean McAllister: Yeah, well, I was gonna say I'm curious about this because uh you said the vibe was just cracking.
21:19
Dayna Roselli: It was so Saturday I was working a lot from home.
21:22
Dayna Roselli: We had a lot of editing to do.
21:23
Dayna Roselli: I lay by the pool for a little.
21:25
Dayna Roselli: Um, and later my friend was like, Wanna go for a walk and get a coffee?
21:28
Dayna Roselli: And I was like, you know what?
21:29
Dayna Roselli: I need to wash my hair and put makeup on.
21:31
Dayna Roselli: Like, I have done nothing this entire week.
21:34
Dayna Roselli: I don't care if we walk, go to one spot.
21:37
Dayna Roselli: Like, I need to pull myself together.
21:42
Dayna Roselli: So she was like, okay.
21:44
Dayna Roselli: I was like, why don't we go to Main Street in the arts district?
21:47
Dayna Roselli: That way we can park, we can walk around, but we can also pop in, get a bite somewhere, whatever we want to do.
21:53
Dayna Roselli: Um, so uh she was like, sounds great.
21:56
Dayna Roselli: So I was like, it was the reason for me to wash my hair.
22:00
Dayna Roselli: And put makeup on.
22:01
Sean McAllister: And see people.
22:02
Dayna Roselli: Because yeah, because she she was even texting me, like, so are we putting sneak like sneakers on walking?
22:06
Dayna Roselli: I'm like, no, I need to not put sneakers on for once this week.
22:09
Dayna Roselli: I need to take my sneakers off.
22:12
Dayna Roselli: I want no sneakers.
22:14
Sean McAllister: Get a heel going.
22:15
Sean McAllister: I need it, yeah.
22:16
Dayna Roselli: I need to put some like bigger hoop earrings in, something.
22:22
Sean McAllister: And it's a good thing you did?
22:23
Sean McAllister: Yeah.
22:24
Dayna Roselli: Yeah.
22:24
Dayna Roselli: So anyway, we had a nice time.
22:26
Dayna Roselli: Um, we went down there, but it was packed.
22:27
Dayna Roselli: I was just noting, and it was so funny, I saw an influencer just post this literally the day after I went.
22:33
Dayna Roselli: Like, if anyone says Vegas is dead, go to the arts district because it's crazy.
22:37
Dayna Roselli: But Main Street in the arts district, uh, with all the brewery row and everything going on there.
22:42
Dayna Roselli: First of all, there's always new stuff popping up.
22:44
Dayna Roselli: I'm like, when did that open?
22:45
Dayna Roselli: When did that open?
22:46
Dayna Roselli: But it was packed, like as in, like, not like crazy jammed, like you couldn't walk around, like uncomfortable packed, but lines to get into place, people waiting for tables, patios full, doors open with some live music playing.
23:00
Dayna Roselli: People were out for St.
23:01
Dayna Roselli: Patrick's Day.
23:02
Dayna Roselli: I mean, and they have everything from, you know, great Mexican restaurant to cool breweries to some, you know, barbecue spots to wine bars, French, Esther's Kitchen, shopping, lots of little um, you know, antique shops and also clothing stores.
23:20
Dayna Roselli: And then we actually went for ice cream after because we were like, oh, I could use a little something else.
23:25
Dayna Roselli: And there was this ice cream shop that looked super cute that people kept going in and out of.
23:28
Dayna Roselli: I'm I gotta try this ice cream.
23:30
Dayna Roselli: I never treat myself to ice cream.
23:31
Dayna Roselli: So I got a cone with chocolate chip ice cream.
23:34
Dayna Roselli: Um, she had like a mint chocolate chip cup.
23:36
Dayna Roselli: It was a cute little retro um ice cream shop, but like everything was kind of like, I don't know, just vintagey in it.
23:44
Dayna Roselli: Uh, you know the seats that have the cushion that are like they have the sparkly neon colors.
23:49
Dayna Roselli: Yeah.
23:49
Sean McAllister: Like the vinyl.
23:50
Dayna Roselli: Right.
23:51
Dayna Roselli: And I'm trying to think of the main.
23:52
Dayna Roselli: I think it's cream me.
23:53
Dayna Roselli: Cream.
23:54
Dayna Roselli: I feel bad now that I don't know this ahead of time.
23:56
Dayna Roselli: Yep, cream me ice creamery is what it's called.
23:59
Dayna Roselli: Uh, the funnest and most fabulous ice cream shop in Las Vegas.
24:02
Dayna Roselli: The ice cream was really good.
24:04
Dayna Roselli: The girls behind the counter were nice.
24:06
Dayna Roselli: We even had a coffee.
24:08
Dayna Roselli: Um, but went to Main Street Provisions, um, just got a little something.
24:12
Dayna Roselli: We had Buffalo cauliflower.
24:14
Dayna Roselli: It was cauliflower in Buffalo.
24:16
Sean McAllister: Oh, so I've been meaning to stop into Main Street Provisions for so long.
24:19
Sean McAllister: And I I I have never been, and I feel like I need to change that.
24:25
Dayna Roselli: Right.
24:25
Dayna Roselli: I hadn't been either.
24:26
Dayna Roselli: We got a Caesar salad and they use like rye croutons.
24:29
Dayna Roselli: It was delicious.
24:30
Dayna Roselli: Really?
24:30
Dayna Roselli: Yes, it was very tasty.
24:32
Dayna Roselli: Our server was amazing.
24:34
Dayna Roselli: I had one glass of wine.
24:35
Dayna Roselli: She helped me pick that out.
24:37
Dayna Roselli: Um, and you know, affordable.
24:40
Dayna Roselli: I felt like we got, let's see.
24:43
Dayna Roselli: Well, we didn't get much, but we got a Caesar salad to split.
24:46
Dayna Roselli: We got the Buffalo cauliflower and one glass of wine.
24:49
Dayna Roselli: My glass of wine was$15, and it came out to$50 on the dot.
24:54
Dayna Roselli: So that wasn't that bad.
24:56
Dayna Roselli: Yeah.
24:56
Dayna Roselli: And we were there for a little while, so it was good.
24:58
Sean McAllister: It's the cost of one cocktail on the strip.
25:00
Dayna Roselli: It's true.
25:01
Sean McAllister: That's true.
25:02
Dayna Roselli: And then we got ice cream.
25:04
Dayna Roselli: Um, but anyway, I was happy to see it.
25:06
Dayna Roselli: People out walking, just what a vibrant they need more parking.
25:10
Dayna Roselli: I know that's been a huge issue.
25:11
Dayna Roselli: And with all the construction going on, I was looking at the apartments that are going up there, and I'm like, it's literally right there on Main Street.
25:17
Dayna Roselli: This is gonna be so popular for people to live and just be able to walk down to Main Street.
25:22
Dayna Roselli: Huge.
25:22
Dayna Roselli: It's gonna be huge for the area.
25:24
Dayna Roselli: And I think there's gonna be a lot of people that want to live there.
25:26
Dayna Roselli: If I bet you anything, they have people securing spots already.
25:30
Sean McAllister: Oh, there's gotta be a wait list.
25:31
Dayna Roselli: Is that Midtown?
25:32
Dayna Roselli: Is that what it's called?
25:33
Dayna Roselli: I believe so.
25:33
Dayna Roselli: I don't know if that's the right one, but um it's just a great spot.
25:37
Dayna Roselli: So if you've never been, if you're visiting Las Vegas, you go to the strip, you go to Fremont, maybe you want to pop down to our main street.
25:43
Dayna Roselli: I think you'll really enjoy it.
25:44
Sean McAllister: Yeah, and you know what I love uh when I hear just how busy it was when you were down there, Dana, the thing that like immediately pops into my head is that uh most of the places, if not all of the places in the Ars district are owned by uh local Las Vegas business owners.
26:02
Sean McAllister: Right.
26:02
Sean McAllister: So you're helping the Las Vegas business community, and it's not like big corporate entities that uh may not even have headquarters here.
26:12
Dayna Roselli: Right.
26:14
Sean McAllister: No, it's so that excites me that l local Las Vegans are are uh seeing the fruits of of what they've put into creating a cool spot in downtown Las Vegas.
26:27
Dayna Roselli: And you can tell they're usually the ones there on Saturday nights, you know, they know it's busy and or they're standing at the door or chit-chatting or behind the counter and you actually see the owners.
26:36
Dayna Roselli: You see them, and I know the Main Street Provisions owner, she was definitely there.
26:40
Dayna Roselli: Um, or she's uh she's either GM or owner, I think she's the owner.
26:43
Dayna Roselli: Um, but yeah, it it was great.
26:46
Dayna Roselli: Um, I think there was like a line to get into like good pie.
26:49
Dayna Roselli: Uh there were lines to get into a lot of pie is great.
26:51
Dayna Roselli: Yeah, a lot of places.
26:53
Dayna Roselli: So it was busy and hopping.
26:55
Sean McAllister: Good.
26:55
Dayna Roselli: Yeah, I really love to see it.
26:57
Dayna Roselli: Um, what was the other thing I was gonna mention?
27:00
Dayna Roselli: Oh, if you go down there and you do the paid parking, I know we've mentioned it before.
27:03
Dayna Roselli: Well, you have to do the paid parking if you park along the street.
27:06
Dayna Roselli: Just remember you can have it text you at the end, and if you choose that, it will text you about 20 minutes out, maybe 15 minutes out, saying your parking's about to expire.
27:16
Dayna Roselli: And then you can add on time so that you're not stressed to think I need to walk back to my car.
27:20
Sean McAllister: It's oh, just right through the text message.
27:22
Sean McAllister: Right through the text message.
27:23
Sean McAllister: Oh, that's good.
27:24
Dayna Roselli: So, like, say you're just finishing up and you're like, oh, we're probably gonna be here until 9:30 instead of nine.
27:29
Dayna Roselli: You just add, add right there.
27:31
Dayna Roselli: It's nice and easy and do it because let me tell you, they were given tick a lot of tickets out.
27:36
Sean McAllister: Oh, I bet.
27:36
Dayna Roselli: There were tickets next to us.
27:38
Dayna Roselli: I saw the ticket guy walking up and down the street.
27:40
Dayna Roselli: So you do need to, that's a great tip, actually.
27:43
Dayna Roselli: You do need to pay for parking and you do need to leave in your allotted time or add.
27:49
Dayna Roselli: So the best option is to just have it text you.
27:52
Dayna Roselli: And it's not an app that you need.
27:54
Dayna Roselli: You just when you're checking out on your on the meter thing, you pay your three dollars and ninety-five cents for two hours.
28:01
Dayna Roselli: When it says receipt printed, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
28:05
Dayna Roselli: One of the options is text.
28:07
Dayna Roselli: Text, put your number in, and you'll just get a text, and then you will get an updated text when you're about to run out.
28:12
Sean McAllister: That's really nice.
28:12
Dayna Roselli: I always get I don't like downloading the apps.
28:15
Sean McAllister: Yeah, I've gotten lots of tickets downtown.
28:17
Dayna Roselli: I know.
28:17
Dayna Roselli: So you gotta do the text stuff.
28:19
Dayna Roselli: I do need to.
28:20
Dayna Roselli: It'll add it, it'll add it on.
28:21
Dayna Roselli: And he was, yeah, he was out there giving out tickets everywhere.
28:24
Dayna Roselli: Um, March Madness is coming.
28:26
Dayna Roselli: Oh, and I was gonna mention, sorry, one more thing.
28:28
Dayna Roselli: I did try to go to Esther's on a whim and we couldn't get in, by the way.
28:31
Sean McAllister: It was that pack.
28:32
Dayna Roselli: That pack.
28:33
Dayna Roselli: They said two hour wait.
28:34
Sean McAllister: Oh my gosh.
28:35
Dayna Roselli: Yeah.
28:35
Dayna Roselli: So we were gonna, you know, and I've gone there many times and I always make reservations, but yeah, you can't just walk in on a Saturday night.
28:42
Sean McAllister: Sometimes that's I mean, that makes me so happy to hear.
28:45
Dayna Roselli: It's great.
28:46
Sean McAllister: Great.
28:46
Dayna Roselli: Um, March Madness.
28:47
Dayna Roselli: This is up your alley.
28:48
Dayna Roselli: So you you're planning, I'm sure, on um heading out for March Madness.
28:53
Dayna Roselli: Coming up, well, let's see.
28:55
Dayna Roselli: This is dropping on Thursday.
28:57
Dayna Roselli: This weekend.
28:58
Sean McAllister: Thursday, yeah.
28:58
Sean McAllister: I mean, games are games are on.
29:01
Sean McAllister: Uh Thursday, Friday, Saturday, opening round of uh the official tournament.
29:06
Sean McAllister: There's a bunch of play-in games that happen uh leading up, but the um the conference uh championships are done, the brackets in full swing.
29:16
Sean McAllister: The brackets came out uh earlier this week.
29:21
Sean McAllister: And I mean you can fill out your bracket now and w hope your favorite team makes it all the way.
29:29
Sean McAllister: And it's just these first few days are just so exciting though, because even over the 19th and 20th, uh there's gonna be like 32 games that are played across those two days, just those two days, and then you add in all the other days, and there's so many games, but it's just so fun to watch because there's multiple games happening at the same time.
29:52
Sean McAllister: If you're at a place where there's a lot of fans watching, you have people cheering for different things, cheering or groaning or booing um based on things that are happening in the different games, and it's just so fun to watch.
30:05
Dayna Roselli: Yeah, it's it looks fun.
30:07
Dayna Roselli: I've never done it, but I mean I have, but I haven't done in like you know, pay and go go to one of the events, right?
30:13
Dayna Roselli: You know, in the theaters or the Westgate or anything like that.
30:17
Dayna Roselli: Um, but it looks fun.
30:18
Dayna Roselli: I've definitely watched college basketball games with people at like a sports bar or something like that.
30:22
Dayna Roselli: But we have a lot of ticketed things and they look like they're a blast.
30:26
Sean McAllister: They are, and it I mean, I think it's worth it.
30:28
Sean McAllister: Yeah, you get a lot, you get a lot, and even if you go to if you go to uh just about any tavern sports bar uh anywhere in Las Vegas, the games are gonna be on.
30:41
SPEAKER_04: Yeah.
30:41
Sean McAllister: A lot just about every property in Las Vegas has something going on for March Madness.
30:48
Sean McAllister: So uh cheers to uh your team going all the way.
30:53
Dayna Roselli: Well, we talked about pools in the past, but I wanted to just switch gears and let everyone know most of our pools are open here in Las Vegas.
30:59
Dayna Roselli: Uh, I think like maybe the horseshoe one isn't open yet.
31:03
Dayna Roselli: But most all of our pools are open here in Las Vegas because it's basically summer and it's hot.
31:10
Dayna Roselli: And I feel like around this time by now, we usually open them anyway, but they did open like a couple of them or a few of them a little bit earlier than normal.
31:18
Dayna Roselli: And we talked about that.
31:19
Dayna Roselli: Um, just wanted to update on the Omnia Day Club that's opening.
31:23
Dayna Roselli: People have asked, like, when is it opening?
31:25
Dayna Roselli: We don't know for sure.
31:26
Dayna Roselli: It says summer 2026.
31:28
Dayna Roselli: I did see someone mention May, and I also saw them having a hiring event coming up.
31:35
Dayna Roselli: So they're just hiring now.
31:37
Dayna Roselli: Um, so we don't have a specific date, but it's supposed to be open, you know, relatively soon by summer or in summer.
31:44
Sean McAllister: Right.
31:44
Sean McAllister: And Omnia Day Club is being built uh right in front of Caesars Palace, kind of right next door to Hell's Kitchen, right there along Las Vegas Boulevard.
31:56
Sean McAllister: Um, so you can't miss it if you're walking down the strip or driving down the strip.
32:00
Sean McAllister: Omnia Day Club and Nightclub is gonna be right there.
32:04
Dayna Roselli: Yeah, I'm glad that they have the bridge over to Omni and Nightclub and then into Caesars.
32:08
Dayna Roselli: That'll help with people just spilling out onto the road.
32:10
Sean McAllister: And what is it, the sky bar?
32:12
Sean McAllister: Yeah.
32:12
Sean McAllister: That's part of it.
32:13
Sean McAllister: Yeah, and that'll be nice at night.
32:14
Sean McAllister: Skybar.
32:15
Dayna Roselli: Beautiful view of the strip.
32:16
Dayna Roselli: It looks really, really nice.
32:17
Dayna Roselli: I'm excited for it to open for everyone.
32:19
Dayna Roselli: Um, Virgin Hotels just reminded us that Cassie Beach Club is opening on March 27th.
32:25
Dayna Roselli: Um, if you've never been, it's like a really nice Mediterranean-inspired pool.
32:30
Dayna Roselli: It's like beach beachy with sand and everything like that.
32:33
Dayna Roselli: Uh 21 and over.
32:34
Dayna Roselli: They have DJs, cocktails, all sorts of stuff there.
32:37
Dayna Roselli: Um, and Cassie Beach House is the restaurant right attached to it, which is wonderful as well.
32:43
Dayna Roselli: But they did want to remind everyone um their five-acre pool oasis there is opening on March 24th for um and for locals and visitors.
32:52
Dayna Roselli: So they wanted to remind uh uh everyone that listens locally here in Las Vegas that they do some local friendly pricing,$20 day passes, free parking, and weekday cabanas starting at$75 Sunday through Thursday with no food and beverage minimum.
33:09
Dayna Roselli: That's nice.
33:10
Dayna Roselli: So yeah, so it it's a great area and it's relaxed but fun.
33:15
Dayna Roselli: It's got a little bit of both.
33:16
Dayna Roselli: I wouldn't say it's as as chill as maybe the palms is on some certain days, but it's it's up there because it's like a Mediterranean kind of chill vibe, but the DJs are are there and it's a fun experience.
33:30
Sean McAllister: It's a it's laid back.
33:31
Sean McAllister: Yeah.
33:32
Sean McAllister: Not necessarily chill, but it's a laid back, fun vibe.
33:35
Sean McAllister: Right.
33:36
Sean McAllister: Yeah.
33:36
Dayna Roselli: Exactly.
33:37
Dayna Roselli: So FYI on that, and I think that's it.
33:40
Dayna Roselli: We got to get to some celebrity celebrity news because we got a lot to talk about coming up.
33:45
Sean McAllister: All right, well, let's get to it.
33:46
Sean McAllister: Celebrity news with a Vegas twist.
33:51
Dayna Roselli: All right, let's talk about a new TV series coming out on Apple, um, which of course, you know, we always love to let everyone know when things are filmed in Las Vegas.
34:01
Dayna Roselli: It's called Margot's Got Money Troubles.
34:04
Dayna Roselli: A lot of people have been talking about it.
34:06
Dayna Roselli: Apparently, the early previews um have critics giving it really high scores on Rotten Tomatoes.
34:13
SPEAKER_04: Ooh.
34:14
Dayna Roselli: Which is really good.
34:15
Dayna Roselli: Apparently 100% so far.
34:17
Dayna Roselli: So everyone's like, ooh, it's a comedy drama.
34:20
Dayna Roselli: Um, and it's created by David E.
34:22
Dayna Roselli: Kelly, who does fabulous things.
34:24
Dayna Roselli: Um, it's based on a 2024 novel, and it stars L.
34:29
Dayna Roselli: Fanning, Nick Offerman, Greg Kinnear, Michelle Pfeiffer, Nicole Kidman, a whole cast of great people.
34:36
Dayna Roselli: And it premieres April 15th.
34:38
Sean McAllister: That's a huge cast.
34:40
Sean McAllister: Oh my gosh.
34:41
Sean McAllister: Uh, so production uh apparently was going on here in Las Vegas in summer of 2025.
34:48
Sean McAllister: So last summer they filmed here.
34:50
Sean McAllister: The series is now uh coming out mid-April with extensive filming across Las Vegas on Fremont Street, the Graceland Wedding Chapel, you might see in there, along with other local locations.
35:04
Sean McAllister: So I love that.
35:05
Sean McAllister: I mean, this is gonna be great because if it's already getting uh 100% fresh on Rotten Tomatoes, that means a lot of eyes are gonna be on it, which means a lot of eyes are going to be on the Vegas locations in it.
35:18
Sean McAllister: Yep.
35:18
Sean McAllister: It's gonna make people want to come to Vegas, and it's gonna make people want to come to Vegas.
35:22
Sean McAllister: Follow that up with another uh Apple TV series uh being filmed here in Las Vegas, Wild Things, the Siegfried and Roy story, yeah, which I think is also gonna have a lot of uh eyes on it with Andrew Garfield, Jude Law.
35:38
Sean McAllister: So thanks, Apple TV, for getting Vegas out there.
35:42
Dayna Roselli: I know.
35:43
Dayna Roselli: I love it.
35:43
Dayna Roselli: It looks great.
35:44
Dayna Roselli: I saw the film office uh push it a little bit, and they're excited about everyone, you know, being able to see it.
35:49
Dayna Roselli: Yeah.
35:49
Dayna Roselli: So yeah, good stuff.
35:51
Dayna Roselli: Um, also Zero Bond at Wynn.
35:53
Dayna Roselli: It's a private members club, and um, they had like an opening where they just invited all the A-listers.
35:59
Dayna Roselli: So just a quick little uh celebrity news update, sightings, let's call this.
36:05
Dayna Roselli: I saw so far in a bunch of the pictures.
36:07
Dayna Roselli: John Stamos was there, John Hamm, Rachel Bilson, Tom Brady, Gwyneth Peltro, Mark Wahlberg, Kevin Costner.
36:15
Sean McAllister: I mean, that's uh And I feel like that just scratches the surface because it seemed like every celebrity was there at Zero Bond, which is a private members-only club uh from New York City that is now out here uh in Las Vegas over at Wynn.
36:32
Dayna Roselli: Right.
36:33
Dayna Roselli: And it's right next to the I think we just mentioned it last week, the new Italian steakhouse there, right um in that area that sits over the um golf club, the golf course, I should say.
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Dayna Roselli: Sorry, yes, the golf course.
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Dayna Roselli: So it's kind of back there, perfect spot for it.
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Dayna Roselli: Um and yeah, zero bond, now open.
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Dayna Roselli: Um we are not members, but but we saw the pictures.
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Dayna Roselli: We saw the pictures.
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Dayna Roselli: Oh my gosh.
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Dayna Roselli: I feel like I've actually seen a lot more celebrity news this week, but uh we're tapped out.
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Dayna Roselli: We've had a busy week of a bunch of projects.
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Dayna Roselli: We were down, we're gonna share soon.
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Dayna Roselli: Um, we went to five different restaurants in downtown Summerlin to do a story.
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Dayna Roselli: Uh, excited about that.
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Dayna Roselli: Pops, uh, the Philly cheesesteak place here in Vegas that's been here forever, is just did a huge refresh, and we're gonna go to that debut.
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Dayna Roselli: Um, Sean's gonna be at March Madness.
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Dayna Roselli: I know Luke Combs is in town to promote his new restaurant.
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Sean McAllister: Category 10.
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Dayna Roselli: Yeah.
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Dayna Roselli: So a lot going on here in Vegas.
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Dayna Roselli: It never ends.
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Sean McAllister: It never ends.
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Sean McAllister: And man, there's a lot of stuff in the pipeline, too.
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Dayna Roselli: Yeah, a lot of stuff.
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Dayna Roselli: The pipeline just keeps getting longer and longer.
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Sean McAllister: You know what?
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Sean McAllister: That's a good thing.
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Sean McAllister: That's a good thing.
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Dayna Roselli: We're adding on more pipe every day.
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Dayna Roselli: Have a great week, everyone.