MGM Resorts celebrates Las Vegas Grand Prix weekend

November 26, 2024
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The company partnered with several chefs, with numerous celebrities in attendance too.

Key points:

- The Bellagio Fountain Club sold out this year

- Several celebrities and athletes showed up at the club during the race

MGM Resorts recently welcomed several notable celebrities to its exclusive events during the second year of the Las Vegas Grand Prix.

During the race weekend, the Bellagio Fountain Club sold out, with several athletes and celebrities making appearances.

Those in attendance this year included Chris Stapleton, Aaron Paul, Seth Rogen, Coco Jones, Eva Longoria, Big Boi, Cedric The Entertainer, Canelo Alvarez, Donnie Wahlberg, Jenny McCarthy, Jazz Chisholm, Mark Vientos, Starling Marte, Dexter Fowler, Francis Tiafoe, Rory Mcllroy and Eddie Huang.

The club, located in front of Bellagio Fountains, was near the circuit’s longest straightaway.

The resort offered a variety of dining options during the race weekend in partnership with Jean-Georges Vongerichten, Mario Carbone; David Chang, Wolfgang Puck, Masaharu Morimoto, Yannick Alleno, Alain Ducasse, Michael Mina, Bryan and Michael Voltaggio, Akira Back, Bricia Lopez, TJ Steele, Nancy Silverton, Christina Tosi, Olivia Tiedemann, as well as with Wahlberg brothers Mark, Donnie and Paul.

MGM Resorts' Vice President of Citywide Events Strategy Andrew Lanzino took a moment to celebrate a successful second year for the Las Vegas Grand Prix.

He commented, "Thousands of MGM Resorts employees collaborated to elevate the Las Vegas Grand Prix to unprecedented heights in its second year, delivering results that exceeded all expectations.

"This weekend was more than just an event – it was a collection of unforgettable 'wow' moments for our guests, solidifying its place as one of the most remarkable weekends of the year for our resorts and our city."

Good to know: MGM Resorts operates five non-gaming hotels and nine casino hotels on the Las Vegas Strip

To date, its BetMGM online brand has extended its digital footprint to include more than 25 jurisdictions. During the past year, BetMGM has launched in six North American markets, including New York, Louisiana, Illinois, Ontario, Kansas and Maryland.

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