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TEnjoying A World Of Wonders
(Above) Resorts World Las Vegas has on display 26 life- sized baby elephants as part of the Elephant Parade. PHOTO COURTESY DANA RUTKIN, RESORTS WORLD LAS VEGAS
(Right) Resorts World Las Vegas executive chef Devin Hashimoto and the author KRISTINE RODRIGUEZ PHOTO
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ime flies when you’re having fun, and that is certainly the case
for Resorts World Las Ve- gas, which is coming up on the celebration of its one- year anniversary. The for- mer location of the Stardust has definitely claimed its place as one of the must-see destinations in Vegas. From luxurious accommodations to A-list entertainment, it seems that Resorts World is just getting started.
In addition to the amazing amenities, Resorts World has had a few unique events not typical of your average casino. Back in April, the property released more than 100,000 ladybugs through- out the landscape as part of the resort’s “integrated pest management program,” min- imizing the resort’s use of pesticides. Like many Vegas locals, these ladybugs made the move off of The Strip, as well, traveling up to 75 miles, which helps in the re- duction of maintenance costs and exposure to pesticides for local homeowners.
to, as well as the Las Vegas Raiders and Vegas Golden Knights. While this is the first time that this display of pachyderms has visited Vegas, the Elephant Parade is the world’s largest tour- ing art exhibition. If you’ re making a trip to the Ninth Island, be sure to make your way over to Resorts World to see this attraction with a purpose that will call the property home through La- bor Day weekend.
for July 15-16 and 22-23. Celine Dion is rumored to return in the near future, and illusionist David Blaine will become the latest residency, kicking off shows beginning Sept. 30.
Following this, Resorts World recently partnered with Elephant Parade to raise funds and aware- ness for elephant welfare and conservation projects. Currently on display at the property are 26 decorated life-sized baby elephant statues, each of which were individually designed by various celebrity, retail and business partners, in- cluding musicians Celine Dion, Katy Perry and Tiës-
In addition to the art, the entertainment at Resorts World is top notch. Perry and Luke Bryan contin- ue their residencies. An- uell A A performs July 1, Young The Giant entertains July 9, and Journey, along with Symphony Orches- tra, has announced dates
Whether you’re check- ing out the entertainment or these magnificent works of art at Resorts World, do not forget about the food. Resorts World has over 40 food and beverage experi- ences for visitors to enjoy, all overseen by former Ha- wai‘i resident, executive chef Devin Hashimoto.
Catch Sebastian and Ninth Island Connection at 7 p.m. Wednesdays on K5 and 2 p.m. Sundays on KGMB.
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