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Aria Las Vegas Walkthrough

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Planning a trip to Vegas? Join this video tour of Aria Las Vegas. You’ll walk through the resort and casino and see which restaurants and bars are open and which are closed. Surprisingly, or maybe not so much of a surprise, almost a year into the pandemic some restaurants haven’t reopened.

Built on the former Boardwalk Hotel and Casino site, Aria Resort and Casino has 4,004 rooms including Sky Suites, 150,000 square feet of gaming, and a pool complex that spans 215,000 square feet.

Curious what the pool looks like? You can read my ARIA Pool Tour blog post and watch the video.

The Aria hotel is famous for its curvilinear design and technological advancements. Hotel room lights and other electronics turn off when not in use and the curtains open and close when you enter and leave the room.

If you’re going on a road trip or flying Frontier Airlines to Las Vegas and renting a car, you can self-park for free.

Something to keep in mind before booking your stay at Aria, the ARIA Resort Club Lounge is temporarily closed. The exclusive Resort Club Lounge offers a relaxing area to hang out and work and free snacks and drinks throughout the day. Wine and beer are free in the evenings during cocktail hour.

You get free access to the Resort Club Lounge when you book a resort club room.

Pro-tip: Only 2 registered guests per room can use the lounge for free. There’s a fee of $50 per person for additional guests.

You can read my post on the Aria fitness center and spa tour. There’s the video in the post.

Travel Hack Mlife Status

Because ARIA is an MGM Resort, you use your comps and freeplay benefits from Mlife status.

You get free Mlife Pearl status if you have the World of Hyatt credit card.

You get Hyatt Discoverist status with the card which matches to Pearl status with Mlife.

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Hannah Jones

Sunday 28th of March 2021

I heard so much about Vegas and I really want to experience the fun and excitement it brings to people who visit there. Hopefully, when this pandemic ends I could travel with my friends. I'll promise myself to make every second count when it happens. Thanks for this content. Stay Safe!

Sarah Bailey

Monday 8th of February 2021

I think walkthroughs are a great idea when it comes to getting to know more about a location, especially with the world as it is right now.

Swathi

Sunday 7th of February 2021

This video tour sounds really cool. I will check it out. Missing my trip to Las Vegas. It has been a while we visited there. May be next year.

Catalina

Sunday 7th of February 2021

Las Vegas! I miss it so much! Thanks for bringing these beautiful memories!

Monica Young

Saturday 6th of February 2021

Although I have been to Las Vegas before, I had never been to this hotel, now I need to visit on my next trip

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