I fall into the borderline of the group they're trying to attract age-wise. I'm on the edge of gen x and millennials but a little more on the gen x side. But I have no desire to play at this "players club." Yeah I enjoy a game of shuffle board and billiards but not at a casino. I am in a casino to gamble. I want decent blackjack, good video poker all at reasonable minimums.

As for the club scene, zero interest in EDM. Now if they clubs were 80's and 90's dance party, it'd be on!

 

Is the pool table open to everyone? Can we wager? I'm new to pool and would love to play for money...

 

I smell a Sandbagger!!!!

 

So says Minnesota Fats.........................

 

go lax on thursday for 80s 90s music ,

edm pays the bills right now

 

No doubt EDM pays the bills. If I were in the business I'd be milking EDM for everything it's worth.

I assume passes are easy for lax since it not really all that trendy?

 

its free if u stay at luxor. its owned by mlife so im sure theres a way,.they dont demand bottle service they just want u in there


thursdays are throw back thursdays like , mc hammer, vinnala ice appaering crap like that.nothing i would recomend anyone going to its not a top tier or anything club but if that music floats ur boat then hit up thursdays. also they will be doing stuff to coinside with the new arena it will be the host venue to lure customers in..

i think its the only one were ur platnium mlife card might actualy get u in.noir will without a poroblem. ps i hear u can get a table with bottle service just drinks by the glass no minium or bullshit

i have been there in a couple of years

 

I have a niece in her twenties and the way she explains it to me, there is a whole EDM Rave lifestyle / subculture out there. Entertainment / Marketing companies are tapping into that demographic and making a shit ton of money. I was looking at some of the stuff she bought for EDC and Beyond Wonderland.

Sorry for going off topic, back to EPC

 

I am really curious what the revenue per square foot for that place is vs gaming. The Steve figures he is probably getting more incremental spend in his property. He has never wanted to be gaming operator in the sense of expanding gaming, it's just existed as a revenue stream and his design focus has been like other operators in how to keep people who are gambling to stay in the casino and gamble.