The Orleans Buffet is offering printable discount coupons for $2 off breakfast, lunch or dinner!

The offer expires September 30th and there’s an additional $1 discount off all buffets for Club Coast members.

Orleans Hotel & Casino
4500 W Tropicana Ave
Las Vegas, NV 89103

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Ports O’Call Buffet at the Gold Coast is offering a $3 printable discount coupon, with an addition $1 off for Club Coast Members.

Gold Coast Hotel and Casino
4000 W Flamingo Road
Las Vegas, NV 89103

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Over The Top is a “wacky and whimsical circus spectacular where dogs fly, Asian elephants stomp, hop, and groove and one courageous man stands eye to eye with a pack of powerful Bengal tigers.”

The show will also feature motorcycles on a high wire (just the thought makes my palms sweat!) and seven speeding riders in a Globe of Steel. Aerial acts will also fill the arena sky with a double-decker trapeze and Chinese acrobats flying through the air. With audience participation, this circus really goes Over The Top!

Tickets can be purchased for $85, $50, $30, $18, $14 by calling 702-284-7777 (888-234-2334), or online. Guests 2 years and older require a ticket.

Show dates and times are:

June 19; 7:30 PM
June 20; 3:30 PM, 7:30 PM
June 21; 11:30 AM, 3:30 PM, 7:30 PM
June 22; 11:30 AM, 3:30 PM, 7:30 PM

The Orleans Arena
4500 W. Tropicana Ave
888-234-2334

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More than sixty dogs will be strutting their stuff tomorrow at the Orleans Arena for The Animal Foundation’s sixth annual “Best in Show.”

The dogs, all from Lied Animal Shelter, will be competing for the Best in Show title from American Kennel Club judges. The dogs will all be available for adoption after the show!

The event will be hosted by Spamalot star John O’Hurley who will also be joined by guests Robin Leach, Louie Anderson, and Zowie Bowie.

The dog show raised over $25,000 last year and all funds go to the animal shelter.

Tickets can be purchased for $12.50 each at this link. The event runs from 1pm to 3pm.

The Orleans Arena
4500 W. Tropicana Ave.
284-7777
1pm – 3pm

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By now it’s probably safe to say that everyone knows corporations are avoiding using the words “Super Bowl” when advertising any kind of get-together involving the Super Bowl, especially parties for “The Big Game.”

Incidentally, the NFL and Las Vegas had a pretty good relationship regarding the Super Bowl up until a few years ago:

Over the years, the casinos developed their own tradition of VIP Super Bowl parties, making Las Vegas the destination of choice for many football fans to enjoy the game. Much has already been written linking the success of the SUPER BOWL to the excitement given the game by Las Vegas. This link may explain why, until fairly recently, the NFL was not as aggressive in policing its rights in Las Vegas as the rest of the country.

This symbiotic relationship was challenged in 2004, when the NFL sent a cease and desist letter – possibly by accident – to the movie theater operating at The Palms hotel casino, objecting to the airing of the game on a movie screen for a premium charge. Deliberate or not, in its wake the NFL had no choice but to aggressively police its rights in Las Vegas, including protesting the use of large screen TVs at VIP parties and in the casinos sports book or risk waiving its rights or creating an implied license.

Under Section 110 of the Copyright Act, 17 U.S.C. §110(5)(B)(i)(II), a casino could only broadcast the SUPER BOWL on a single television not larger than 55 inches. Of course, this rule would shut down the Vegas SUPER BOWL party because only a fraction of the hundreds of attendees could watch the game. The NFL also issued blanket refusals to any casino seeking to license the rights to show the game no matter the fee offered. However, once again showing brilliant stewardship of its rights, the NFL announced informally to the casino industry in early 2005 it would not enforce Sec. 110 to its fullest extent, but would allow casinos to show the SUPER BOWL in their Sports Book areas and on an unlimited number of televisions throughout the casino provided they were no larger than 55 inches and were used in those locations all year for viewing other sporting events.

So, with the help of my husband, I’ve rounded up some BIG GAME parties around the Las Vegas valley. I hope it helps and whatever your plans are, be safe!

If you don’t find one below that you like, be sure to check out the Sports Books at Vegas.com.

• The Orleans Tailgate Party
  4500 W. Tropicana Ave.
  More than 200 HD plasma screens located throughout the Orleans. Big game parties in: Bourbon Street Lounge – Starts at 11am; Brendan’s Irish Pub – Starts at 11am; Mardi Gras Ballroom – Starts at 2p; Big Easy Lounge (Formerly Sazios) – Starts at 11am
• Jerry’s Nugget Big Game Party
  1821 N. Las Vegas Blvd.
  Make any Super Sunday $20 bet and receive special access to the Super Sunday Big Game Party to be held throughout the Race and Sports Book. Watch the Big Game LIVE on 25 screens, including 5 jumbo projection screens and 20 high-definition plasmas.
• Hofbräuhaus Las Vegas
  4510 Paradise Road
  “The main party will be in the ‘Beer Garden’ where a total of 8 Big Screen TVs (2-60″ and 6-55″) will be installed, ensuring every seat is the best seat in the house.” Doors open at 11 AM for Pre-Game. Game kick-off is 3pm.
• Palace Station
  2411 W. Sahara Ave
  “Visit Jack’s Irish Pub or Cabo for the Big Game Tailgating Party. With your ticket get free food, win party gifts, and all the Bud/ Bud Lights Drafts you can drink!”
• Santa Fe Station
  4949 N Rancho Dr
  “The Big Game Tailgate Party with KOMP 92.3. Watch the action on 3 GIANT screens! Food & Drink Specials along with awesome prize giveaways!”
• Stratosphere Big Game Package
  2000 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
  A 3-night stay that includes two brunches on big game Sunday, 2 for 1 Martini’s in the C-Bar, Free admission to Polly Esther’s with room key before 11 PM, and much more. See site for more info.
• Riviera Hotel and Casino
  2901 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
  “Earn 4,000 points on your Club Riviera Players Card beginning Thursday, January 31 through 3:18 p.m. on Sunday, February 3 and receive a FREE ticket to the Best Party In Town!” Several sports celebrities are expected to appear as well.
• Kahunaville at Treasure Island
  3300 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
  Reservation required (894-7390). $50 gets you into the party with full access to the buffet.
• Las Vegas Hilton
  3000 S. Paradise Road
  Hilton Theater, 11 “huge” (15″x20″) HD screens.
• Southpoint Hotel & Casino
  9777 S. Las Vegas Blvd.
  In the Sonoma, Grand Ballroom and Showroom. Free admission, doors open at 2pm.

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Jan. 26 Brad Paisley @ Mandalay Bay Events Center
Jan. 26 Social Distortion @ House of Blues, Mandalay Bay
Jan. 26 Miss America Pageant @ Planet Hollywood Theatre, Planet Hollywood

Feb. 1 Jonas Brothers @ Planet Hollywood Theatre, Planet Hollywood
Feb. 1-2 Jerry Seinfeld @ The Colosseum, Caesars Palace
Feb. 2 George Strait @ MGM Grand Garden Arena
Feb. 8 James Blunt @ The Pearl, The Palms
Feb. 9 Alan Jackson @ Buffalo Bill’s Star of the Desert Arena
Feb. 9 Terri Clark @ Ovation Lounge, Green Valley Ranch
Feb. 14-17, 21-24 George Carlin @ Showroom, The Orleans
Feb. 20 Bette Midler @ The Colosseum, Caesars Palace
Feb. 22-24 The Osmond Brothers @ Showroom, Suncoast
Feb. 23 Sarah Silverman @ The Joint, Hard Rock Hotel
Feb. 28 Doodlebops @ Orleans Arena, The Orleans

March 8 Rascal Flatts, Kellie Pickler @ Mandalay Bay Events Center, Mandalay Bay
March 18 Matchbox Twenty, Alanis Morrissette @ The Pearl, Palms
March 19-April 6 Elton John @ The Colosseum, Caesars Palace
March 22 Blue Oyster Cult @ Railhead, Boulder Station
March 29 Joss Stone @ The Joint, Hard Rock Hotel

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