<strong>Palms Casino Resort Las Vegas</strong>. Situated on the 57th floor of the Ivory Tower, Apex Social Club sports a 180-degree view of the Vegas Strip in the space formerly known as GhostBar.
Palms Casino Resort Las Vegas. Situated on the 57th floor of the Ivory Tower, Apex Social Club sports a 180-degree view of the Vegas Strip in the space formerly known as GhostBar.
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<strong>The Unknown Bar.</strong> Damien Hirst's "The Unknown (Explored, Explained, Exploded)" features a 13-foot-long tiger shark divided into three parts and suspended in formaldehyde, looming ominously atop Unknown Bar in the center of the casino.
The Unknown Bar. Damien Hirst's "The Unknown (Explored, Explained, Exploded)" features a 13-foot-long tiger shark divided into three parts and suspended in formaldehyde, looming ominously atop Unknown Bar in the center of the casino.
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<strong>The villa life. </strong>Marble stairs and bar at one of the renovated villas inside Palms Casino Resort.
The villa life. Marble stairs and bar at one of the renovated villas inside Palms Casino Resort.
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<strong>This theater is hot.</strong> Cutting-edge street art by Argentinian-Spanish artist, Felipe Pantone welcomes visitors to the new-and-improved Pearl Concert Theater. The theater is home to residencies with Billy Idol and Lady Antebellum this year.
This theater is hot. Cutting-edge street art by Argentinian-Spanish artist, Felipe Pantone welcomes visitors to the new-and-improved Pearl Concert Theater. The theater is home to residencies with Billy Idol and Lady Antebellum this year.
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<strong>Surf's up. </strong>The Mesquite-Fired Crustacean Tower at Scotch 80 Prime, a steakhouse just off the main casino floor.
Surf's up. The Mesquite-Fired Crustacean Tower at Scotch 80 Prime, a steakhouse just off the main casino floor.
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<strong>Oodles of noodles.</strong> Send Noodles, a new Pan-Asian restaurant, features two murals by famed Taiwanese-American artist James Jean. The murals, titled Alimental Thread, were created using acrylic paint and acrylic gouache (an opaque acrylic matte finish paint).
Oodles of noodles. Send Noodles, a new Pan-Asian restaurant, features two murals by famed Taiwanese-American artist James Jean. The murals, titled Alimental Thread, were created using acrylic paint and acrylic gouache (an opaque acrylic matte finish paint).
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<strong>A perfect bite.</strong> The Bistecca Florentina at Vetri Cucina, which is on the 56th floor of the Ivory Tower.
A perfect bite. The Bistecca Florentina at Vetri Cucina, which is on the 56th floor of the Ivory Tower.
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<strong>Art made for a VIP. </strong>The VIP registration lounge features street art from Jason REVOK and Eric Haze as well as photographs by Mat Abad and graphic paintings by Todd James.
Art made for a VIP. The VIP registration lounge features street art from Jason REVOK and Eric Haze as well as photographs by Mat Abad and graphic paintings by Todd James.
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<strong>Get married here. </strong>People can actually get married inside "Till Death Do Us Part," an 800-square-foot black-and-white altar by Guatemalan-American artist Joshua Vides.
Get married here. People can actually get married inside "Till Death Do Us Part," an 800-square-foot black-and-white altar by Guatemalan-American artist Joshua Vides.
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<strong>Don't drive this car. </strong>British artist Benedict Radcliffe's neon-orange wire-frame Lamborghini Twin Turbo Countach is "parked" in the main valet.
Don't drive this car. British artist Benedict Radcliffe's neon-orange wire-frame Lamborghini Twin Turbo Countach is "parked" in the main valet.
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<strong>The Kingpin Suite.</strong> This massive suite features two bowling lanes, a four-person bunk-bed and artwork that invokes imagery from the 1996 movie, "Kingpin." It goes for $15,000 per night.
The Kingpin Suite. This massive suite features two bowling lanes, a four-person bunk-bed and artwork that invokes imagery from the 1996 movie, "Kingpin." It goes for $15,000 per night.
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<strong>BBQ fit for Las Vegas. </strong>The Sausage, a popular dish at Mabel's BBQ from Chef Michael Symon, pictured here with sides.
BBQ fit for Las Vegas. The Sausage, a popular dish at Mabel's BBQ from Chef Michael Symon, pictured here with sides.
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