A few early Vegas Super Bowl Parties

thekeyman · Nov 28, 2017

A few of these may be duplicates just so you know

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Big Game Party – Hard Rock Cafe

$220.00
WATCH THE BIG GAME AT HARD ROCK CAFE LAS VEGAS STRIP ON SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2018
Football fans! Celebrate the Big Game at Hard Rock Cafe Las Vegas Strip. Cheer for your favorite team or watch the highly-anticipated commercials and half-time show with a guaranteed seat while enjoying a five-hour premium open bar and food stations of game day favorites for just $220 per person.
Sunday, February 4, 2018
2:30 – 7:30 p.m.

DON'T REALLY KNOW WHERE THE MAGNIFYING GLASS CAME FROM,..LOL

ALSO THIS BIG GAP,MYSTERY TO ME

Big Game Party – Planet Hollywood Restaurant

$145.00
Big Game Party at Planet Hollywood Restaurant
Located inside The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace
Date: Sunday, Feb. 4th, 2018
$145 per person includes reserved seating, unlimited buffet and bar package!
Buffet:
Buffalo Wings: Lemon Pepper, Garlic Parmesan, Makes Wings, Classic Buffalo with ranch and bleu cheese dressing
Sliders
Pizza: Four Cheese, Pepperoni, Supreme
Grilled Crudités
Nacho / Taco Station
Hot Dog Bar
Fried Chicken
Baked Mac & Cheese
Potato Salad
Baked Beans
Carving Station: BBQ Brisket
Cowboy Chili with cornbread muffins
Dessert: Churros, Rice Crispy Treats, Chocolate Chip Cookies, White Chocolate Bread Pudding
Bar:
Unlimited Draft Beer (Bud Light, Stella, Sam Adams) House Wines, Soft Drinks, Coffee and Ice Tea
Guests under 21 enjoy unlimited smoothies and milkshakes!

Sapphire Gentlemen’s Club

Description: Legendary for their sports viewing parties, Sapphire’s annual Super Sunday party is one of the best around. Huge HD screens and plenty of TV’s throughout the club with reserved seating, buffet, prizes & giveaways. VIP Showroom available as well as premium reserved tables, skyboxes and private VIP room for up to 30 guests.

Silverton Casino

Description: The Desert Duel Party at Silverton Casino includes all you can eat buffet, drink tickets, prizes, giveaways, huge screens and interactive guest experiences. This is a great locals casino only a few miles South of Mandalay Bay on the Vegas Strip.

Searsucker at Caesars Palace

Description: Located at Caesars Palace. Choose your Big Game experience with our all-you-can-eat package with the option to add on an all-you-can-drink package or hang out in the all-inclusive VIP Man Cave!
Pizza Rock at Green Valley Ranch

Description: Located at Green Valley Ranch in Henderson, NV. Watch the BIG GAME on Pizza Rock’s BIG SCREEN TVS! You won’t miss any of the action with big screens viewable from every spot in the house! Drink and food specials all game long.

thekeyman · Nov 28, 2017

What You Get For The Price Of Admission:

Each ticket includes guaranteed seating at a party table. There is high def viewing on big screens as well as some flat screen TVs. Also included is an all day buffet of Philly Cheesesteaks, Italian Subs, Chicken Fingers, Pasta, Feta Wrap, Hot Links and much more.
All you can drink is included as well with branded liquor - Dewars, Jack Daniels, Smirnoff, Captain Morgan, etc plus domestic and imported beers, wines, juices and soft drinks.
Each ticket gets a raffle card with 25 stubs to tear off and place in the bins for raffle prizes you'd like to win.
We have giveaways, showgirls and much more. Just a great party!

The Westgate Hotel, formerly Las Vegas Hilton is a stop on the Las Vegas Monorail and very easy to get to. There will also be a betting cage outside of the ballroom for your convenience.
To purchase tickets, please give us a call at 702-684-6127.

Why not watch the Super Bowl right on the Las Vegas Strip? Double Barrel Roadhouse at Monte Carlo Hotel has 25 big screen TVs and a monster 210-inch screen! You get football, beer and plenty of southern comfort food.
Details: The party starts at 3 pm and goes until the end of the game. All table packages are priced as a food and beverage minimum. All you can drink packages consist of beverages only. All you can drink packages may be applied towards the food and beverage minimum at the table.
Pricing: Pricing is tiered based on seating location in the venue.
Tables Reservations:

Field Goal Package: Enjoy seating in the big screen VIP area for $125 per person with a max of 12 people
End Zone Package: Table seating in the venue at $95 per person with a max of eight people
Hail Mary Package: Table seating in the venue at $75 per person with a max of eight people
The Kick Off Package: Seating on Double Barrel’s patio overlooking the action of the Las Vegas Strip at $75 per...MORE

[h=3]The Super Bowl at HYDE Bellagio[/h]The fountain-side hot spot Hyde Bellagio is hosting a Super Bowl watch party offering game-time food specials and viewing on high-definition TVs, with the option of VIP Big Screen seating.
Details: The party starts at 1 pm. Ticketed event; ages 21+ only
General Admission: Open bar package – all you can drink special 2-5 pm for $150; open bar packages do not include seating
Tables Reservations:

Package 1: Enjoy premium VIP table seating at a $5,000 food and beverage minimum for up to 12 people
Package 2: Enjoy premium VIP table seating at a $3,000 food and beverage minimum for up to 8 people
Package 3: Watch the game with up to six of your closest friends with a $1,500 food and beverage minimum
Package 4: Cheer on your favorite team with a $750 food and beverage minimum for up to three people

To Purchase: www.HydeBellagio.com

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Yes, we know you would never go to a Strip Club in Las Vegas just for the dancing girls but what if the Super Bowl was on? Would that make it okay? Well, Crazy Horse III is having a huge bash and if you are into girls dancing while you watch football then there is no better place.
Details: Game day viewing tickets are $75 and include pregame and halftime stadium food fare, one complimentary beer bucket or choice of three sponsored cocktails, two complimentary raffle tickets for prizes valued at $5,000.
VIP Packages: An additional $75 gets you access to VIP entry and seating inside The Sports Bar at Crazy Horse III. VIP partygoers also get bottomless stadium fare courtesy of Famous Dave’s Barbecue, as well as an open bar for the duration of the game.

[h=3]What is happening at the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas for Super Bowl Sunday?[/h]

The Race & Sports Book at Cosmopolitan is the place to watch the Super Bowl if you are looking to place a few bets before and during the game. They have state-of-the-art LED video walls and countless televisions surrounding the room. You can choose from the lounge area to sit back and enjoy the game in a low-stress environment or find a traditional betting station where you can crunch your numbers and figure out the parlay situation.They also have a large VIP room with a 90-inch screen to bring you all the football action in complete HD.

CliQue Bar & Lounge A reserved seat will cost you a minimum of $200 in food and beverage but it will give you the luxury experience and a guaranteed place to watch the game. This ultra lounge will have additional televisions throughout the room and bottle service is available. Further information on open bar packages and table reservations can be requested at rsvp@cliquelv.com.
Wine bar and restaurant D.O.C.G. Enoteca will open at 2 p.m. and will broadcast the game. Packages start at $100 per person and include all-you-can-eat buffet and all-you-can-drink red and white wine, domestic beer and specialty cocktails. There is also a limited à la carte menu offered at the patio area.
STK is about to make your Super Bowl party way better than you have ever had. Their Big Game Viewing party is anchored by multiple high-definition 70-inch TVs throughout the sleek, modern interior of the restaurant, along with LED lighting, custom goal posts and other touchdown-worthy themed décor. The party begins at 2 p.m. and lasts until the conclusion of the game. Packages start at $195 per person and include an all-you-can-eat prix fixe menu and bottomless premium drinks. For reservations and more information, guests are encouraged to call 702-698-7990.

Marquee Nightclub & Dayclub will host a Q Bowl 2017 Viewing Party at Marquee Dayclub Dome. Doors open at 1 p.m. and open bar is from 1 to 4 p.m. General admission for the event with open bar only or buffet only starts at $75 per person. General admission with buffet and open bar starts at $140. Guests interested in reserving a table in the Q-Dome are encouraged to contact Qbowl@marqueelasvegas.com. Ticket purchases are not necessary for guests with table reservations.

HOLSTEINS - Considering how much good beer they have at Holsteins that is reason enough for me to stop by on Super Bowl Sunday. A seat at the bar gets you access to great beer and food. You'll probably have to get there early as the bar area has limited seating.
THE HENRY - The Henry is an all-day dining venue adjacent to the casino floor that should draw you in with the great cocktail program found everywhere in the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. The game will be on but no drink or food specials are available. You can however enjoy the atmosphere from nearby Bond while enjoying a seat in side The Henry. BOND has plenty of big screens and a lot of drink options for your Super Bowl viewing pleasure.

Get more details on the Cosmopolitan Hotel in Las Vegas

thekeyman · Nov 28, 2017

If someone can adjust those big gaps please do,sorry for the issue

thekeyman · Jan 21, 2018

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The Guide to planning your Super Bowl in Las Vegas is pretty much all you need to get started.
As you may know major parties don't happen inside hotels anymore but plenty offer smaller options. Call the hotel you are staying at to see if they have any special parties planned.
However, there are plenty of special event parties that are hosted around town where the game is going on and plenty of action is happening concurrently. Do you need a place to stay for Super Bowl Sunday?
So where do you go?
Obviously, you can still go to all the sport books. They can still show the game and as long as you place a bet you can probably grab a few drinks. The problem resides in the fact that there is limited seating and the chances of getting a good seat are very slim. A very crowded Super Bowl party for sure.
Check out these Super Bowl parties in Las Vegas

The clubs and bars of Las Vegas are now getting into the act of Super Bowl parties.

Find one that you think you might like and call them. Make sure to mention the specific date.
Super Bowl Party in Las Vegas

Casa Di Amore
This is usually a very good party and a great deal. The doors open at 1:30 pm and the game starts at 3:25p. Yes, that means you can tailgate there! $150 includes everything. Food, drinks, seating, and door prizes. This year the party moves to the Las Vegas Hotel and Casino grand ballroom (formerly the Las Vegas Hilton) Call them at (702) 540-8710. The highlights:- $150 per person all inclusive of sales tax, ticketing and includes a great branded bar, plus beers, wines, juices etc.
- Buffet going all day long as well with Philly Cheesesteaks, Texas spicy hot links, and much more.
- Multiple 12' HD Screens
- Guaranteed table seating and plenty of room for large groups.
- Live sports betting cages (that's huge for us - never been able to pull that off before now!)
- Showgirls - Vegas Vanguard Drumline - Incredible door prizes this year and tons of giveways.

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The LINQ Hotel & Casino TAG Sports Bar
Named one of the “Best Sports Bars in America” by Travel + Leisure, TAG Sports Bar and its 42 plasma televisions, provide an optimal Big Game viewing experience. For $99++ enjoy an all-you-can-eat stadium-style buffet and a bucket of Miller Lite or Coors Light. The same food and beverage package will be available at The POOL at The LINQ.
Legendary football pro Lawrence Taylor will be stopping by TAG Sports Bar on Sunday, from noon to 3 p.m.

The CromwellFootball fans wanting to catch all the playing field action at the Strip’s only stand-alone boutique hotel, Interlude and Bound by Salvatore has them covered.
The Cromwell’s central casino lounge, Interlude, will feature two food and beverage Big Game packages: Package A- $70 per person ++- includes a bucket of five Miller Lite or Coors Light, or three well drink tickets, as well as an all-you-can-eat-buffet. Additional drink specials will be available. Package B- $125 per person ++- includes all-you-care-to-drink Miller Lite or Coors Light draft beer and well drinks, as well as an all-you-can-eat-buffet.

Bound by Salvatore brings a new meaning to lobby bar with its intimate design and incredible cocktails. For the Big Game, Bound will feature a $50 food and beverage package. Additional drink specials will be featured as well

Q Bowl 2017 at Marquee Dayclub Dome - $140 General admission with open bar and buffet featuring Salt Crusted filet mignon carving station, Honey BBQ Riblets, Truffle Mac and Cheese and more. $75 General admission with open bar only. $75 General admission with buffet only. Tickets: http://marqueelv.electrostub.com/event.cfm?id=139229&cart

Rockhouse at the Venetian is having a Super Bowl party that starts at $200 for an all access premium open bar. They should have 80 HD televisions around the room.

Brooklyn Bowl has a big game package for $75 includes an all-you-can-eat buffet of their famed Southern comfort food, as well as unlimited Bud Light drafts and well drinks. They have a super VIP party for $2000 that includes food and drink for 20 people to watch the big game.

Carmine's in The Forum Shops - $75 (plus tax and gratuity) buffet with Penne Alla Vodka, Scarpariello Wings, Chicken Parm and more. $75 (plus tax and gratuity) open bar until the beginning of the fourth quarter. $200 (plus tax and gratuity) VIP package in private rooms with individual party seating, VIP buffet with carving station, fresh seafood and premium open bar. The Ultimate $50,000 VIP package with massage services, Lazy Boys, video games, personal concierge, VIP table at local nightclub for the after party and much much more. Reservations: (702) 473-9700

The BIG GAME Bash at Umami Burger, Beer Garden & Sports Book
On Sunday, football fans are invited to watch the Big Game at Umami Burger, Beer Garden & Sports Book during The BIG GAME Bash, a special viewing party featuring more than 50 flat screen TVs, a giant video wall, an open bar, special giveaways and delicious game-day fare. Open bar tickets are now on sale starting at $75 per person, and table packages, which include open bar and food credit, are also on sale starting at $100 per person. For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit www.slslasvegas.com/umamiburger.

Buddy V's Ristorante is getting in on the Super Bowl fun with a $39 all you can eat menu that includes meatballs, subs and wings along $20 beer buckets to watch the game in the bar and lounge area.

Public House Luxor for a Super Bowl Party - $55 gets you a football fans buffet of the finger foods that makes us all happy. You can upgrade for $155 and get guaranteed seating and premium cocktails and domestic drafts. They have plenty of televisions and if you are able to score a seat this might be the best deal on the strip.

Hussong's Cantina at Mandalay Bay is having a Super Bowl Party that will cost you $50 if you buy before game day and that includes beers and food.

Slice of Vegas is offering a pizza and beer party for $50 that will also feature other Italian fare.

Crush at MGM Grand - $65 gets you a wide array of tableside treats such as Chicken wings, Meatball Pizza, short rib sliders, tater tots and more.

Rhumbar has a party that will cost you $200 for food and drinks with a sot on the patio to watch the game.

The BIG GAME Viewing Party at The Sayers Club®
For a more intimate lounge experience on Sunday, SLS Las Vegas hostsThe BIG GAME Viewing Party at The Sayers Club, inviting football fans to watch the Big Game at one of the most exciting venues overlooking the Las Vegas Strip. The party features an open bar from noon to 5 p.m., and tickets are now on sale starting at $60 per person. A VIP package, which includes table seating, beverages and delicious game-day fare from 800 Degrees Neapolitan Pizzeria, are also on sale starting at $1,000. For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit www.thesayersclublv.com.

Senor Frogs at Treasure Island is offering their Super Bowl Party with packages that start at $60 per person and some packages include your own bottle of tequila, taco platters and guaranteed seating.

Du Forni in Summerlin will hold their Foodie Bowl during the Super Bowl. $20 all you can drink Peronis and finger food starting at $6 might make you take the drive over to see the game here.

Super Sunday Bash at Cabo Wabo - Cabo Wabo Cantina is having a party for $200 for all you can eat and drink during the game. The $200 allows you to come in at 2:30pm and enjoy a buffet and all you can drink package including house margaritas and select draft beers and well rinks. Contact 702- 385-2226 or at the Cabo Wabo Website, www.cabowabocantina.com.

The Hofbrauhaus Las Vegas - Plenty of people head to watch the Super Bowl in the Beer Garden at the Hofbrauhaus so reservations are a must. Flat screes everywhere and quite an atmosphere. Doors open at 11 on game day and seating is first come first serve and there is no cover.

Lagasse's Stadium at the Palazzo Las Vegas - Incredible food, 100 screens and stadium seating.

The Pub at Monte Carlo - “All U Can Eat Super Bowl Party” downstairs with an All U Can Drink Liquid Buffet. The Pub will offer a Fried Chicken Wing Station, Snack Station, Hot Dog Station and Pub Station.

Margaritaville and Football at the Flamingo. Big screens and plenty of angles to watch the game while sipping on your favorite boat drink. You might want to get there early though.

Bally’s Sports Book – Game day specials and prize giveaway

Also, you can always hit the strip clubs, because apparently they have large televisions that are often tuned to sporting events. They also have alcohol and girls in next to nothing to serve the alcohol as well. At least that is what I am told. (really, do you think I would miss a good game and party to hang out with half naked women?)
Olympic Gardens

It does become a problem when a girl does not get off your lap during a game but I’m sure you can find a way to manage.

probably more out there