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Las Vegas just hit the jackpot in its rebound from the pandemic.
One of the few benefits that came from the pandemic-related casino closings, free parking, is on the way out.
It’s too early to say for sure what the Palms will look like under new ownership. The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians plans to take time to assess what it has in its recent $650 million purchase.
One of the few perks to emerge from Las Vegas’ pandemic-related casino shutdowns — free parking — is on its way out.
Very low airfares and inexpensive hotel stays are drawing the locked-down public to Vegas, with air tickets as low as $100 and hotels offering room rates as low as $50 per night.
The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians and the San Manuel Gaming and Hospitality Authority (SMGHA) announced a definitive agreement for a subsidiary of SMGHA to acquire the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada from Red Rock Resorts, Inc.
The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians and the San Manuel Gaming and Hospitality Authority has announced a definitive agreement to acquire the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas from Red Rock Resorts Inc.
A California tribe announced Tuesday that it is buying the Palms Casino Resort off the Las Vegas Strip.
A California tribe announced Tuesday that it is buying the Palms Casino Resort off the Las Vegas Strip.
The closed Palms resort is getting a new owner: the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians. They are well known in Southern California for operating a tribal casino and donating millions to local causes.
Effective May 3, Wynn and Encore will operate their gaming areas at 100% capacity, Wynn Resorts announced on Monday.
The iconic Palms hotel and casino has been sold for $650 million and experts say the new ownership ushers in a new trend which is a major "win" for the customer experience.