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Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino Fact Sheet PLANET HOLLYWOOD RESORT & CASINO FACT SHEET LOCATION 3667 Las Vegas Blvd. S. Las Vegas, NV 89109 702-785-5555 www.planethollywoodresort.com www.facebook.com/phvegas www.twitter.com/phvegas MEDIA Online Media Center caesars.thedigitalcenter.com OVERVIEW The centerpiece of the famed Las Vegas Strip, Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino offers endless options of unparalleled shopping, distinguished dining, popular entertainment and a bustling nightlife. CASINO Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino has nearly three acres of gaming including thousands of the latest slot machines and 80 table games. The PHamous Pleasure Pit which features blackjack and roulette, dealt by beautiful women dressed in lingerie and irresistible Pleasure Pit go-go dancers. The happening Poker Room and the Playing Field Race & Sports Book bring a new level of excitement. The Pleasure Pit is open Monday through Sunday from 8 p.m. – 2 a.m. GUEST ROOMS Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino features accommodations fit for the celebrity A-List, and perfect for Hollywood buffs, as every one of our rooms features one-of-a-kind movie memorabilia items. Hollywood Hip Room Spacious, modern and stylish, Hollywood Hip rooms encompass 450 square-feet, with A-list accommodations including king size beds, luxury bedding, oversized bathrooms, 42-inch plasma television and Planet Hollywood signature furnishings that include fascinating pieces of movie memorabilia throughout. Resort Room The 560-square-foot Resort rooms are the perfect choice for the stylish guest. Accommodations include oversized bathrooms with his and hers vanities, picture windows with Strip views, an executive work desk, 42- inch plasma televisions and dazzling décor with impressive pieces of movie history. Resort Vista The chic Resort Vista provides 570-square-feet of modern luxury accommodations that includes spacious bathrooms with marble floors, his and hers vanities, an oversized bathtub, a writing desk, two 42-inch plasma televisions, five Strip-view windows and elements of Planet Hollywood’s genuine movie memorabilia. Strip Suites Star-quality Strip Suites encompass 850 square-feet with large, open floor plans, a king size bed, a glamorous Strip-view vanity with mirror, a spacious bathroom with his and hers sinks, two big screen plasma televisions, a large sitting area with modern furnishings and nightly turndown service. Panorama Suites Sweeping 180-degree Strip views from the spacious living room set the stage for the plush Panorama Suite. The 1,255-square-foot floor plan includes a master bedroom with a 36-inch plasma television and separate living area, a master bathroom with oversized soaking tub, a separate dining area with refrigerator and wet bar, and a 52-inch plasma television in the living area. An additional bedroom and bathroom with 500 square- feet can be added to any Panorama Suite. Boulevard Suites The 1,400-square-foot Boulevard Suite is the perfect spot to entertain, featuring a wet bar, lively conversation pit with wraparound furniture and an array of game-room furnishings like bumper pool, ping pong or foosball tables. With one- and two-bedroom floor plans available, the master bedroom features a king Sheraton Sweet Sleeper bed for the ultimate in comfort. Additional amenities include oversized lounge-style seating, a separate dining area, one 42-inch and one 50-inch plasma television screens. Apex Suites Contemporary decor meets sophisticated adult playroom in this 1,900- square-foot suite. A more opulent version of the spectacular Boulevard Suite, the Apex Suite offers an additional 500 square-feet to stretch out in. Lively amenities include a variety of game tables, a conversation pit with oversized lounge-style seating, a wet bar and two big screen plasma televisions. Breathtaking, panoramic views make this the sweetest spot to entertain in Vegas Mega Suite Experience the A-list treatment with luxury accommodations fit for Hollywood’s finest. Spanning two-stories, more than 4,000-square-feet and offering 180-degree panoramic views of the Las Vegas Strip, the Mega Suite offers a spa retreat, fitness room, full bar, separate dining room with butler pantry, two refrigerators fully-stocked upon request, individual climate controls and electronically controlled window treatments in each room. Twenty-four hour butler service is also available. The 50th and 51st floors, rooms 5001-5197, recently underwent renovations. Designs were done in-house by Carmen Hemus, FFE Manager and follow a spacious, modern-contemporary design. Renovated suites include 10 3-Bay, 10 2-Bay, and 46 Single bedrooms and are intended for casino high rollers. ENTERTAINMENT “Britney: Piece of Me” A legendary pop icon, Britney Spears has captivated the world with show stopping performances for more than 15 years. Now she is bringing her most spectacular show ever to Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino in Las Vegas. “Britney: Piece of Me” is a celebration of one of the most illustrious careers in music history, boasting more than 20 worldwide smashes from one of the most iconic artists ever to grace the stage. Audiences will be enthralled as Britney re-imagines some of the greatest performance moments of her career, along with a glimpse of brand new material from her highly-anticipated eighth studio album. “Britney: Piece of Me” is not only for die-hard fans, but for anyone who enjoys pop theater at its finest. Presented in a fully-reconstructed theater at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino, the show will feature the largest indoor immersive stage projection in the world, creating what will be the most cutting-edge concert experience ever produced. While the stage production is dazzling, the intimately-sized theater will allow audiences to see Britney as they’ve never seen her before. In keeping with Britney's style and innovation, “Britney: Piece of Me” is a marriage of high-end fashion and state-of-the-art technology, housed in a nightclub/ theater complete with table and bottle service. RockTellz & CockTails Presents Meat Loaf Performed in an intimate and interactive setting, Meat Loaf will offer a rare stripped down deconstruction of his 47-year music, stage and film career. Performances will incorporate his biggest music hits like “I Would Do Anything for Love (But I Won’t Do That),” as well as “Two Out of Three Ain’t Bad” and “Paradise by the Dashboard Light” from his 1977 classic “Bat Out Of Hell” – the third best-selling album of all time. Transporting his undeniable stage and film presence to the RockTellz & CockTails stage, the Texas Film Hall of Fame and Grammy Award-winning artist will offer the audience a diverse and unique show like no other entertainer. Dancing Queen The international mega hit, Dancing Queen, produced by David King of Spirit Productions USA, takes center stage in the Showroom at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino. Known as the “biggest disco party in town,” Dancing Queen features a cast of 20 performers, as well as ABBA’s greatest hits and biggest disco anthems of the era. With a bigger production and almost double the cast size, Dancing Queen provides audiences with a greater opportunity to enjoy the show. Sin City Comedy Combining world-class comedy with sinfully sexy burlesque, the highly acclaimed Sin City Comedy will delight guests at the Sin City Theatre on the Mezz level nightly. Two time winner of the coveted “Best of Las Vegas Award,” Sin City Comedy will feature a rotating lineup of today’s top comedians, all recognizable from appearances on Comedy Central, VH1, HBO, The Late Show with David Letterman, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Conan, The Late Late Show and more. The comedy show’s burlesque twist dates back to the 1840s, when comedy and burlesque went hand and hand. Unlike any comedy show around, Sin City Comedy will tickle funny bones and more. EXTRA Lounge Get your celebrity on and become part of the action as the correspondents and crew from television’s EXTRA mix, mingle and interview celebrities from their new Vegas headquarters, the EXTRA Lounge at Planet Hollywood. It’s the perfect place to grab a drink and people watch. Fame has a name – yours! Heart Bar Heart Bar is located in the center of the action; this modern cocktail lounge and its model servers help create a vibe of pure excess and luxury right in the middle of the casino floor. It’s the perfect place to grab a drink to-go or meet up with old and new friends. RESTAURANTS Gordon Ramsay BurGR With name that plays on the celebrity chef’s initials, BurGR is located steps from the famous Las Vegas Strip at the entrance of Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino adjacent to the Extra! Lounge. The BurGR menu takes the traditional burger, fries and milkshake comfort food combination to an entirely new level with selections like pork belly bao buns, sweet potato fries with vanilla powdered sugar and pudding shakes—a heavenly combination of thick milkshake and silky pudding. Open 11 a.m. to late night daily. Spice Market Buffet Offering fare from around the world, Spice Market Buffet boasts delicacies such as king crab legs, fresh shrimp cocktail, crab stuffed sole, salmon, oysters and scallops. Make your own tacos and build your own hamburgers with made-to-order patties cooked to perfection. In the Asian section, items include fried rice, egg rolls and sushi. The Middle Eastern section boasts kabobs, hummus and lamb. Open 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily. KOI KOI is the definition of sleek and stylish; it exudes a sophisticated and stylish tone where one could come for a drink or a full dining experience. The use of walnut for the furniture and luxurious fabrics creates an inviting space that comes together as one. Texture and splashes of colors are used to create a level of stimulation.
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