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From Saturday through Dec. 26, Nevada residents can self-park free and save 25% on food and drinks at Caesars Entertainment’s eight Las Vegas resorts, the company said in a news release.
The offer applies seven days a week, including Thanksgiving and Christmas.
The participating resorts are Caesars Palace, the Vanderpump Hotel, Harrah’s Las Vegas, Flamingo Las Vegas, the Linq, Paris Las Vegas, Horseshoe Las Vegas and Planet Hollywood, including its Miracle Mile Shops garage.
To self-park free, residents must scan a valid Nevada ID at participating garages. The company said parking has no time limit.
At the Miracle Mile Shops garage, residents must pick up a validation sticker from the valet office on the garage’s ground floor.
The dining discount requires a Caesars Rewards membership, which is free for guests 21 and older. Residents must show a valid Nevada ID and their membership card at purchase. The discount covers eligible dine-in and to-go orders at participating restaurants, bars and lounges but not Caesars Eats pickup or delivery orders. It also excludes special dining experiences tied to the Formula 1 Heineken Las Vegas Grand Prix, Nov. 19-21.
Residents also can get 15% to 20% off select spa and salon treatments and 20% to 25% off select attractions, the company said.
Downtown Container Park plans two car-themed events
Downtown Container Park will host two car-themed events, free and open to the public, during SEMA week, according to a news release.
The Romi Show will fill the park with high-end sports cars, including Lamborghinis, Porsches and Ferraris, from 5 to 11 p.m. Tuesday at 707 Fremont St. Cars will be displayed along its walkways and on The Lawn. DJ Chris Tavi will provide music.
Fandom Conexión will combine cars, collectibles, cosplay and live entertainment from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Nov. 7 at the park. DJ Big Latin will perform.
The SEMA Show, an automotive aftermarket trade event, runs Tuesday through Nov. 6 at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
Information: downtowncontainerpark.com.
Al Vapor Street Tacos now open at Palms
Al Vapor Street Tacos is open daily from 11 a.m. until close at Palms, 4321 W. Flamingo Road, according to a news release.
The food truck operates on the patio of Palms’ newly expanded nonsmoking gaming space. Palms is the fifth Las Vegas Valley location for Al Vapor, which a husband-and-wife team with roots in Mexico City founded in 2018. The company now operates multiple food trucks and a brick-and-mortar restaurant, and the founders’ children help lead the business.
The menu includes street tacos with asada, adobada, birria or pollo; quesabirria; asada fries; loaded nachos; quesadillas; and aguas frescas.
Barry’s Downtown Prime offers Thanksgiving dinner, takeout
Barry’s Downtown Prime at Circa will be open for Thanksgiving, with reservations beginning at 4 p.m. Nov. 26, according to a news release. Dinner specials include organic turkey dinner and roasted prime rib.
The restaurant also is selling a limited number of takeout Thanksgiving feasts again this year. A half-turkey feast serving two to four people and a whole-turkey feast serving five to eight people will be available for purchase. Both include green bean casserole, mashed potatoes, stuffing, baby carrots, creamed corn, cranberry sauce, sweet potato mash and turkey gravy.
Customers can pick up takeout orders from noon to 6 p.m. Nov. 25 and from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thanksgiving Day. Pickup is limited to 12 guests per half-hour. Barry’s will accept turkey feast preorders through Nov. 23 and dessert preorders through Nov. 21. Customers who buy a whole-turkey feast receive a $100 Barry’s certificate valid for one-time use from Dec. 14 through 23.
Information, including costs, reservations and preorders, is available at barrysdowntownprime.com.
Raiders host girls’ flag football showcase in Utah
The Las Vegas Raiders hosted a high school girls’ flag football showcase Saturday at Farmington High School in Utah, the team said in a news release.
Players from Farmington, Park City and Skyridge high schools competed. Myles Hayes and Marli Bartlett of Raiders Football Development joined Utah High School Girls Football Association co-founders Ryan NeVille and Leland Sparks for the ceremonial coin toss.
The showcase supports the Raiders’ effort to build participation, support coach and player development, and push toward making girls’ flag football an officially sanctioned varsity sport in Utah, according to the release.
“We are incredibly proud to expand our youth football initiatives into Utah and support the extraordinary momentum surrounding girls’ flag football,” said Raiders President Sandra Douglass Morgan.
