Feb. 4-7 superbowl weekend

[KNG]

I'll be there Feb 3rd-6th.

I'll be there from Feb 2nd to 8th. Marquee on Friday night for Sander Van Doorn and then Tiesto the next night!

Tiesto is gonna be sick! You bring your crew, I bring my crew and we all pre game together?

[MikeyTantalo]

party party!!

[Sparkyvett]

Can't wait.

I'll be there Feb 5-8th. We're staying at THE hotel. This will be my first ever trip to vegas, but I'm going with people that have gone several times.

[aboy7]

Feb.2-7......I'm leaving my liver in a storage locker at airport

[nel167]

I've already started to apologize to my liver, stomach, and heart for all the damage that will be occurring that weekend. Remember to drink plenty of Gatorade and vodkas!

[boykster]

Looks like packers vs Steelers unless the Jets can pick up the offense

[livingvicariously]

Annual ski trip happening this weekend should help my liver get in shape for next weekend!

[aboy7]

I've already started to apologize to my liver, stomach, and heart for all the damage that will be occurring that weekend. Remember to drink plenty of Gatorade and vodkas!

Vodka/Gatorade.....breakfast of champions

[nel167]

I think my head is going to explode with all these options. 8 days can't come soon enough.

Parties

Rock & Rita's at Circus Circus is throwing a football party Feb. 6 beginning at 2:30 p.m.. Guests can catch all of the action on two large video walls, three projection screens or one of 22 HD flat screens throughout the restaurant. No party is complete without food and football fans can enjoy a delicious football buffet for $25 per person and those seated in the two bar areas can choose from a special �* la carte menu. The buffet includes mouthwatering menu items such as hamburgers, hot dogs, chicken teriyaki stir fry, penne pomodoro, spinach artichoke dip and more. Guests can indulge their sweet tooth with the buffet’s cookie and brownie dessert platter.

Watch the Big Game on the big screen plasmas and projection screens at Kahunaville at Treasure Island. Fans celebrating Super Sunday at Kahunaville can indulge in a delicious buffet for $50 per person, which will include a carving station where guests can choose from maple glazed ham or roasted top sirloin served with spicy mustard, creamy horseradish and Hawaiian dinner rolls. In addition to the carving station fans can choose from mouthwatering items including firecracker chicken stir fry, Lanai chicken pasta, spicy chicken wings, beer-boiled hot dogs, hamburgers, cookie and brownie tray and more.
The RHUMBAR patio at the Mirage will be the perfect place to tailgate with Bloody Mary’s, tailgating fare and TVs. All-inclusive food and drink packages including brats, nachos and other food along with 16 oz. Miller Lite, Milagro Bloody Maria’s and Stolichnaya Bloody Mary’s will be available for $125 per person. RHUMBAR will also feature its specialty Go Green Bloody Mary. The patio will have heaters.

Sammy Hagar’s Cabo Wabo Cantina will kick back with margaritas, food and drink specials and plenty of football fun February 6. Patrons will catch the Big Game on multiple high-definition televisions and jumbo projector screens throughout the restaurant and bar while enjoying Cabo Wabo’s all-you-can-eat buffet football fare including wings, hot dogs, build your own nachos and a taco bar, available for $50 per person. Ice cold buckets of Coors Light will also be available to thirsty partygoers for $20.

PBR Rock Bar & Grill inside Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino will host a Super Sunday bash. Open bar packages will start at $100 for well drinks or $125 for premium spirits, beer and wine. Table reservations, which will include food and beverage, can be made for $150 per person. For the fans who don’t want to miss a second of the action, PBR Rock Bar will show the game on 105 HD-TVs.
Rockhouse invites all football fanatics to a Super Sunday XLV celebration on February 6. Open bar packages are available for $100 per person, while hungry patrons can enjoy open bar and all-you-can-eat deli fare priced at $125 per person. With 28 high-definition televisions all patrons will be sure to catch every play, pass, commercial and half-time entertainment. Doors open one hour prior to kick off. Food and drink packages are available from kick-off until the end of the game.

McFadden’s Restaurant and Saloon at the Rio hosts a Super Sunday celebration that will include an open bar, all-you-can-eat buffet and guaranteed seating all for only $100. The football extravaganza will kick off at 3 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 6. With tons of high-definition televisions, there is no better way for sports-enthusiasts to watch the biggest game of the year. Tickets are currently available at McFadden’s priced at $100, and advance reservations are recommended. Each ticket includes an open bar, a tasty, buffet-style spread and a guaranteed seat from kick-off until the end of the game.

The Silverton Casino Lounge invites football enthusiasts to the Bud Bowl Feb. 6, a game night designed for every type of football fanatic. The Bud Bowl combines football, fun, and team loyalty, as guests watch the game in their choice of two premium lounges located within the Silverton. Fans are welcome to enjoy the game at either the Mermaid Lounge, for the National Football League champions, or Shady Grove Lounge, for the American Football League champions. Each facility will be themed to represent the competing teams. Both lounges will provide free snacks from popcorn to chips and salsa as well as reasonably priced game day meals like wings and hamburgers. The Bud Bowl will also have various drink specials including: $1 Bud and Bud Light drafts and discounted prices for liquor beverages.

The M Resort is hosting a property-wide Big Game celebration Feb. 6. The party kicks off at 1 p.m. with a public viewing party inside Ravello Lounge. Relax in the lounge, equipped with 42 TVs, while enjoying $10 buckets of Bud and Bud Light, $3 Cuervo Orange Margaritas on the rocks and $2 Cuervo shots. Stadium-style food specials start at 2 p.m. with favorites including hamburgers, Buffalo wings, Philly Cheese Steak sandwiches, potato chips and more available for purchase. There will also be drink specials at 32˚ Draft Bar, the Lobby Bar and M Bar. Hash House A Go Go will offer guests a big game special of one-pound stuffed burgers and fries with a domestic bottle of beer (or non-alcoholic beverage) or two giant bratwursts with fries with a domestic bottle of beer (or non-alcoholic beverage) for just $10.95. The restaurant will also offer additional beer and appetizer specials in the dining room from 3-11 pm.

N9NE Steakhouse inside the Palms Casino Resort will have a special “The Whole N9NE Yards” menu for the Big Game weekend, which features several game day favorites exclusively at the bar and lounge. The menu consists of nine items, priced at $9 per plate from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 4 through Sunday, Feb. 6. Menu items include mini Kobe beef hot dogs, Kobe beef chili, nachos, mac and cheese bites, deviled eggs, onion rings and more.

Holly Madison, star of “Peepshow,” hosts the second annual Holly Bowl with a Big Game viewing party inside Lavo Restaurant beginning at 1 p.m. Guests can dine on an Italian buffet, which includes Kobe meatballs, garlic fries, lamb chops and seafood and drinks from the open bar. The party will go upstairs to Lavo Nightclub at 11 p.m. Cost is $150.

The ultimate tailgating party takes place over four days at the Rio. Teams of 2-4 people will participate in challenges like bag toss, Bocce ball, beer pong and flip cup starting on Feb. 3. The event will culminate with the Mega Bowl inside Crown Nightclub, where guests can get into the event and watch the game on the large screens that surround the club. For $100, guest can get entry to the party, food and two alcoholic drinks. The event benefits The V Foundation for Cancer Research and there will be $10,000 in cash prizes given to the top teams.

Dos Caminos at the Palazzo has prepared a special menu for the Big Game consisting of items like Perros Caliente (bacon-wrapped, jalapeno-cheddar stuffed hot dogs), Kobe beef nachos and plato de empanadas. Buckets of Corona are $20 for five bottles.

Sure to be one of the busiest places to see the game in Las Vegas, Lagasse’s Stadium at the Palazzo features more than 100 big screens, a place to wager on the game and a menu prepared by Emeril Lagasse.

Scantily-clad, sweat-soaked women collide in the first Lingerie Football League game in Las Vegas at the Thomas & Mack Center. If that’s not enough enticement, there’s a pre-game tailgate at noon and the game will be shown on screens around the arena. Additionally, there are packages available for $150-$300, which include commemorative merchandise, invites to the weekend kick-off party and after-party at ROK Vegas and premium seating for the game.

The “Super Sunday Party 2011” at Blondie's at the Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood gets underway at 1:30 p.m. with a premium buffet, top-shelf alcohol and giveaways during halftime. Tickets are $200.

The Beer Garden at Hofbräuhaus will host the main party with extra flat-screen TVs being installed for the game. Doors open at 11 a.m. and seating is limited. Advance reservations are recommended, but there will be limited space for walk-ins.

The sexiest place to watch the game is Sapphire where there will be VIP showroom seating, a tailgate buffet and raffles. Cover charge is $75. Complimentary transportation is available, call 702-303-3430 to arrange pickup. Guests arriving by any other form of transportation will be subject to an additional cover charge.

Hussong's lively Mexican cantina at Mandalay Bay is offering half-price Coors Light pitchers and appetizer specials along with touchdown Jello shots during the game.

Happy Hour goes all day at Border Grill at Mandalay Bay with $5 margaritas and $3 beers, along with food specials on Mexican sliders, nachos, chicken wings and tacos.

Society Cafe at Encore serves up your favorite game day classics, but with a touch of class. Dip your pretzels in a cheese and truffle fondue, savor a filet mignon slider and top it off with warm donut bites. Aside from the full game day menu, Society Cafe will show the game on its seven big screens. Cost is $85.

Vanity nightclub at the Hard Rock will host a Big Game After Party Feb. 6 with special guest Michael Oher, offensive tackle for the Baltimore Ravens and the inspiration behind the award-winning motion picture, “The Blindside.”

Crazy Horse III at Playground’s adults-only game day throw-down will feature $25 All-You-Can-Eat buffet spread, catered by Famous Dave’s and an open pregame bar, one hour before kick-off. On top of the great food and booze, ESPN will be doing a live remote from the nightlife compound and the entire event will be hosted by adult film vixen, Tabitha Stevens.

[boykster]

can't wait either - I've already started mentally packing

[eleven]

Will be out 2/3 - 2/7, also doing SVD on Friday at Marquee and Tiesto on Saturday at Hard Rock.

I heard Tiesto started on Jan 1 around 1am and played until 4:30. Any idea when SVD is supposed to go on Friday?

[KNG]

Will be out 2/3 - 2/7, also doing SVD on Friday at Marquee and Tiesto on Saturday at Hard Rock.

I heard Tiesto started on Jan 1 around 1am and played until 4:30. Any idea when SVD is supposed to go on Friday?

I think you mean Kaskade because Kaskade was DJing @ Marquee on New years day.

Benassi was at Marquee last night and apparently he didn't go on stage till 2:30am. With that said, you can expect SVD to not go on stage till at least 1am. That seems to be a timing pattern lately with the featured DJs who are spinnin' @ Marquee.

That should give you a good enough idea.

[Troutster]

It's officially 12 hours until I'm on the Tarmac for the 1st of 2 flights en-route to Vegas.
I can't wait!!
See you all out there!

[boykster]

My plans shifted - instead of flying in sat, I arrive FRIDAY! w00t!

[nel167]

Your already ahead for the weekend coming in early on Friday. I will be arriving in about 6 hours with - 4 vodka/cranberries deep on the flight.