Palms Casino Resort Las Vegas reopened

Palms Casino Resort is making history as the first resort in Las
Vegas fully owned and operated by a Native American Tribe. Palms Casino
Resort features two distinct towers with 766 hotel rooms and suites, a
diverse mix of bars, restaurants, live entertainment venues and
immersive lifestyle experiences across a 95,000-square-foot reimagined
casino. The resort also includes over 190,000 square feet of meeting,
convention and event space; the Pearl, a 2,500-seat theater; an
expansive pool and spa area; wedding chapel; the Brenden Theatres
14-screen cinema.
Palms is located just west of the center of the Las Vegas Strip off I-15
on Flamingo Road. Palms Casino Resort is owned by The San Manuel Gaming
and Hospitality Authority (“SMGHA”) an affiliate of the San Manuel Band
of Mission Indians. casino-magazine.ro
Palms Casino Resort Las Vegas has made its triumphant return and has
officially re-opened the doors to one of Las Vegas’ most iconic casino
resort destinations.
The opening celebration began with a traditional Tribal ceremony led by
the San Manuel Gaming and Hospitality Authority (SMGHA) Board and Palms
General Manager Cynthia Kiser Murphey. The “Celebration of Community”
continued throughout the day and evening with cocktails poolside and a
fireworks extravaganza.
“Our team has worked incredibly hard to get to this day, and it’s a
great accomplishment to introduce Palms once again to Las Vegas,” notes
General Manager, Cynthia Kiser Murphey. “The excitement and outpouring
of support to see Palms reopen has been incredible. This is truly a
special property, and we all consider it a privilege to be trusted with
its return to the city. Our goal is to deliver a distinctive experience
that makes everyone feel at home while they are in Las Vegas.”

The opening day was filled with celebration:
● Local favorite Mark Shunock hosted a special Tribal Ceremony, where
members of the San Manuel and Southern Paiute tribes opened with
traditional bird singing and the SMGHA board presented charitable
contributions to three local non-profit organizations
● “A Taste of Palms” Dine Around offering a flavor of many of the resorts restaurant offerings
● Poolside reception featuring: Local DJs and entertainers including
Moonshiners, David Perrico & Pop Strings Orchestra and a surprise
“Splash Mob”
● Fireworks Extravaganza
“We could not be happier than we are today,” notes San Manuel Gaming and
Hospitality Authority Chairperson Latisha Casas. “So many people came
together to make today possible. We are grateful for the expertise of
our shared services teams and the hard work by Palms team members to
make this day a reality. And the Las Vegas community and our brothers
and sisters from the local Southern Paiute tribes have been so generous
and warm with their hospitality. This is a day our Tribe will never
forget.”

Having
undergone more than a $600 million renovation in 2019, Palms Casino
Resort boasts a diverse mix of bars and restaurants, featuring the
return of popular outlets such as the highly acclaimed Scotch 80 Prime
and Mabel’s BBQ by Chef Michael Symon. Palms is also proud to bring back
its A.Y.C.E. Buffet. Open for breakfast, dinner and weekend brunch,
A.Y.C.E. Buffet features seven globally inspired stations with bold
flavors, flame-broiled classics and with everything prepared fresh.
Casual dining options include Send Noodles and the debut of Serrano
Vista Cafe.
The resort also offers guests an expansive resort pool area featuring a
multi-level, sprawling 73,000-square-foot space with two luxurious main
pools and 39 unique cabanas, most with their own private pool. The space
also features oversized daybeds and poolside lounge chairs throughout.
Also returning is the upgraded and enhanced 14-screen Brenden Theatres.
“Not many hotels get an opportunity to make a grand reintroduction in
Las Vegas, but Palms is a unique property,” adds Murphey. “We are proud
that more than 50% of Palms team members are returning employees and we
are confident that this new era in Palms history will be one filled with
making new, and lasting memories.”
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