Fontainebleau Las Vegas Attracts Guests with New Gaming Lounge

Fontainebleau Las Vegas has enhanced its casino offerings by opening a redesigned High Limit Slots lounge. This new space contains more machines and a choice of high-jackpot titles from Aristocrat Gaming. The High Limit Slots lounge opened on September 2, raising the number of high-jackpot machines at the resort to 135 and making it an attractive destination for those who like to bet big. Fontainebleau Partnered with Aristocrat Gaming Thanks to this newest addition, Fontainebleau Las Vegas now boasts an impressive 1,325 machines. The renovated area also boasts a direct walkway to the High Limit Table Games lounge. Three Dragon Link machines with jackpots reaching up to $5 million are among the other major additions. Fontainebleau has also added seven $1 million jackpot games to the floor, including Phoenix Link, Lightning 10 Year Storm, and MONOPOLY Big Board Bucks. The expansion is part of the resort’s ongoing effort to cement its place as a major gaming destination on the Las Vegas Strip. According to Kevin Sweet, Fontainebleau’s senior vice president of Slot Marketing and Operations, the new lounge was designed to elevate the property’s gaming offering while giving Fontainebleau Rewards members another reason to visit. Fontainebleau Las Vegas is committed to raising the standard for gaming on the Strip, and this new High Limit Slots lounge and Grand Reveal Giveaway reflect that ambition. Kevin Sweet, Fontainebleau senior VP of Slot Marketing and Operations Aristocrat Gaming is supplying all the new machines at the lounge. This partnership aims to bring several popular titles to one high-limit destination, attracting a specific type of customer. Fontainebleau is celebrating this grand opening with a big promotion. September 12 will feature the High Limit Slots Grand Reveal Giveaway with $150,000 in Slot Free Credit available across four prize drums. Locals and Rewards Members Can Access Special Deals As usual, Fontainebleau is paying special attention to its Rewards members. Its newly launched Experience Collection allows members to redeem Bleau points for activities in Las Vegas, such as helicopter rides, outdoor excursions, immersive attractions, and supercar experiences. Locals and Fontainebleau Rewards members can also enjoy complimentary parking to celebrate the High Limit Slots lounge’s grand opening. The property is also making an aggressive push toward the local market. Fontainebleau has rolled out several packages targeting Nevada residents and Rewards members, aiming to offset sluggish international travel. Local offers include hotel rooms from $125 per night before taxes and fees and weekday Oasis Pool daybeds for $200. Locals can also get free access to LIV Beach on Fridays and Saturdays, and LIV Las Vegas nightclub on Sundays. The timing of this newest expansion is no coincidence. With rising costs throughout the USA, Nevada casinos are investing significantly in promotions and high-profile marketing efforts to attract consumers and retain their market share. For example, the upcoming Labor Day celebrations offer a great opportunity to capitalize on the influx of new tourists, as local authorities expect 335,000 to visit Las Vegas during the three-day weekend.