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The Spa at Grand Sierra Resort and Casino P a g e | 1 Grand Sierra Resort 2500 East Second Street | Reno, NV 89595 775.789.2000-Phone 800.501.2651- Toll Free Website https://www.grandsierraresort.com/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/grandsierraresort Twitter https://twitter.com/grandsierra Instagram https://instagram.com/grandsierra/ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/user/grandsierraresort LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/grand-sierra-resort Media Information – 775.789.5396 - [email protected] Media Press Room- https://www.grandsierraresort.com/category/press-room/ FAST FACTS: (Image 1) Grand Opening: May 3, 1978 Grand Sierra is owned by Meruelo Group 1,990 guest rooms and suites (image 2 &11) Over 75,000 square feet of casino space 1,370 slot machines (image 14) 35 table games 4,330 square-foot Infinity High Limit Room (images 8 & 9) o 45 slot machines o 10 table games 7 -table Poker Room Over 200,000 square feet of meeting and convention space Club Grand: Rewards Made Simple o Private registration experience, providing an increased level of service and VIP treatment for guests, is available to guests in Ultimate, Epic, and Infinite tiers o Complimentary amenities include limousine transportation, spa and fitness center access, pool cabana preference, Grand Theatre booth and balcony upgrades (image 3) The Pool features cabanas, daybeds, whirlpool hot tubs, a kid’s splash pad, bar & dining, family friendly Serenity Deck, and 21+ Infinity Level and pool Wedding Chapel o Indoor chapel for ceremony for up to 125 o Cake & Champagne Parlor for Bride’s and Groom’s lounges o Ballrooms for larger wedding and celebration, and Lex Nightclub available for reception, bachelorette or bachelor party Accommodates groups of more than 4,000 with over 200,000 square feet of meeting space, 45 meeting rooms, 35 breakout rooms for flexible function space. o Silver State Pavilion : 41,364 square feet o Summit Pavilion: 45,312 square feet o Grand Ballroom: 39,846 square feet o Nevada Conference and Exhibition Center: 44,115 square feet o Mezzanine meeting rooms: 17 breakout rooms for space ranging 24-200 people P a g e | 2 Grand Attractions Grand Adventure Land is an outdoor family fun adventure park that includes go-karts with four different tracks and the Ultimate Rush thrill ride o Go Karts: Drift Track – 5 minute race . Must be 16+ with valid I.D. to drive . Must be at least 60” tall . No double-seaters available . Weight limit 350lb Road Track – 5 minute race . Must be 12+ to drive and at least 57” tall . Passengers must rid with a driver aged 16+ . Passengers must be at least 36” tall . Weight limit 350lb . Back pads available for shorter guests Slick Track -5 minute race . Must be 14+ to drive and at least 60” tall . No double-seaters available . Weight limit 350lb . Back pads available for shorter guests Kid Track- 5 minute race . Must be 42”-55” tall o Ultimate Rush swing ride No age limit but must be at least 42” tall Up to three riders at a time Weight limit of combined weight 850lb Fun Quest: kid friendly entertainment in one space o 40,000 square feet of games and attractions o Features party rooms, laser tag, carnival and arcade games, Toddler Zone, Bumper Cars, and Tumble Town climbing structure o Fun Quest Adventure Club offers rewards to loyal Fun Quest fans for free Bowling Center: 50 lanes with computerized scoring o League bowling, professional instruction, full center buy out reservations, and nightly specials Max Action Arena: Home of the first Zero Latency, free-roaming virtual reality (VR) experience in Reno (and Northern Nevada)! The Arena also features an XD Theatre – a unique 5D thrill ride that allows participants to experience wind, surround sound and is capable of over 100 movements a second with up to two Gs of acceleration to create heart-pounding adventure and Bad Axe – Axe Throwing – a controlled and safe environment to sharpen skills and throw real axes. o Hours of Operation: 10a-10p Sun-Thur. & 10a-11p Friday-Sat Grand Bay Driving Range- Outdoor golf driving range features 8 islands dotted along large body of water, each varying in distance and difficulty. Equipment rental and snacks available for purchase at club house. Escape Room- Break Through Reno -Voted Reno’s number one escape room, Break Through is located across from FunQuest on the Spa Level. o Open daily 10am-11pm (last room starts at 10pm) P a g e | 3 William Hill Race & Sports Book inside Grand Sierra Resort and Casino features 14,200- square-feet of ultimate viewing and betting experience with two separate VIP areas, private viewing, cocktail service, and VIP restrooms. 76 televisions including 9ft x 16ft. screen o (10) 80inch screens o (20) 65inch screens o (20) 50-inch screens o (20) 48-inch screens o (6) 46-inch screens Seats 114 in race area Seats 660 in the sports and VIP areas Full bar includes draft and craft beers, and hot dog cart with stadium snacks. State-of-the-art JBL sound system with multimedia Creston controls in VIP areas. Race carrels with high resolution TVs. Retailers at Grand Sierra Resort Spa Level (lower floor) 2bella Fashion Boutique Grand Gold Coins Grand Sweets and Treats Kids Club Casino Level Allure Styles and Fashion Impulse Outdoor Sport Pro Image Sports Dining - At Grand Sierra Resort, we offer a range of restaurants in Reno to suit every taste and budget, from unique fine dining options on Restaurant Row (image 4), to casual cafés and diners, poolside treats, and convenient to-go options. The Grand Buffet- Breakfast, lunch, weekend champagne brunch, and dinner California Pizza Kitchen – Globally inspired flavors, California Vibe Charlie Palmer Steak- Fine Dining American Steakhouse Grand Café – 24x7 Dining option with breakfast, all day, prime-rib night, and late night menus Uno Mas Street Tacos and Spirits–traditional Mexican dishes with a modern twist Reserve Wine Bar – 88 wines by the glass and gourmet dining pairings Rim – Pan Asian Bistro Round Table Pizza – casual pizza dining Johnny Rockets – 50s style diner Port of Subs – Sliced Fresh Sandwiches 2nd Street Café Express – breakfast sandwiches, pastries, seasonal salads made by California Pizza Kitchen Starbucks – coffee, tea, pastries, snacks, and sandwiches Yogurt Beach – frozen yogurt and custard P a g e | 4 Bars, Lounges, and Nightclub LEX Nightclub is the premier nightclub in northern Nevada, rivaling the country’s top nightlife venues in Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Miami, and New York. Whether you’re visiting for a world- famous DJ, or simply celebrating good times with friends, LEX Nightclub is your ticket to a top night out. LEX Ultra Lounge is a cozy bar to grab a cocktail before hitting up the nightclub. Sip on premium drinks in stylish surroundings, let your hair down during Throwback Thursdays and Comedy Happy Hour on Fridays. Fat Tuesday offers a dazzling array of colorful high-quality frozen cocktails, and a party environment where you can kick back with friends and celebrate the good life. Reserve Wine Bar offers 88 varieties of wine from across the globe while allowing you to pour your own glass of wine, any time of the day, by simply purchasing a prepaid card. Make your visit even tastier with delicious small plate menu items. Charlie Palmer Lounge-Simple and elegant… Charlie Palmer Lounge is truly a classy place to unwind in style after a long day. Relax and grab a hand-crafted cocktail, and perhaps take a look at the Charlie Palmer Steak menu to pair a delicious meal with your drink. Crystal Lounge- (image 13) Lush furnishings and premium bar service are only two of the luxurious perks of the Crystal Lounge. This Reno lounge is located right in the heart of Grand Sierra Resort and features Crystal Lounge LIVE, a Reno live music experience every Friday night. Rendezvous Bar- For those staying at the GSR hotel, the Rendezvous Bar is one of the best hotel bars in Reno. Whether you’re there to people watch or get in some light gaming, head to the elevators by the guest rooms for an ideal place to relax and mingle. Center Bar- Located right in the middle of the action on the Grand Sierra Resort casino floor is the Center Bar. Our swanky casino bar allows you to play games right at the bar while enjoying a refreshing cocktail or beer. With these drinks, you’re sure to get a winner! The Spa at Grand Sierra Resort (image 12) is the ultimate destination for anyone seeking reprieve – whether it’s a therapeutic massage, a rejuvenating full-body wrap, hydrating facial or relaxing in the saunas, Jacuzzis or steam rooms. The Spa offers several co-ed amenities, lounges, an oversized whirlpool and couples treatment rooms. The Spa features a full-service salon featuring expert hair, nail, and cosmetic services. All hotel guests have access to the 24-hour fitness center by using their room key. Daily, 9am-9pm Club Grand Becoming a Club Grand member is your passport to a host of player’s rewards at Grand Sierra Resort and Casino. From free play on slots and video poker games on the casino floor and dining offers on Restaurant Row to hotel stays and show tickets – simply swipe your Club Grand card and start earning points for endless good times at GSR. P a g e | 5 Club Grand members have better rewards than ever before, including benefits that no other player’s club in northern Nevada offers. With Club Grand, you can convert points to free play anytime and receive point multipliers every day based on your card level.
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