Pre-game festivities for all major sporting events are essential, so the “Ultimate Pre-Game Before the Big Game Bar Crawl” at Luxor Hotel and Casino should be a must-attend event.
On Saturday, Feb. 6 from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m., participants can visit seven Luxor bars and lounges, sampling regional drinks and cocktails from the most popular football cities nationwide.
Tickets are $75 for standard sample offerings or $100 for premium sample offerings and can be purchased by visiting Luxor.com. Guests will receive a Bar Crawl passport that bartenders will mark off upon each stop. Guests can turn in completed passports Sunday, Feb. 7 at the BetMGM Sportsbook at Luxor to redeem a commemorative gift. Additionally, ticket holders receive 10% off their bill at all Luxor food and beverage outlets (excluding food court and Starbucks) Saturday, Feb. 6. Guests are limited to four tickets per purchase; must be 21 years of age or older to participate.
Participating locations and drink samplings:
- Centra (Florida) – The Rum Runner was named after actual “Rum Runners” who inhabited the Florida Keys in the early 1900s.
- Flight (Nevada) – 7Five Showtime Blonde Ale is an exclusive brew produced by 7Five, a local Las Vegas beer company founded by Vegas Golden Knights forward Ryan Reaves and his childhood friend Adam Coates.
- Play Bar (Tennessee) – The Jack Daniel’s Old-Fashioned, distilled in Lynchburg, Tenn., features the famed whiskey that earned the gold medal at the 1904 World’s Fair.
- Diablo’s Frozen (Texas) – The true history of the Margarita is still unknown, but one account confirms the first one was made in Galveston, Texas for singer Peggy (Margaret) Lee.
- Big Chill (Louisiana) – The Hurricane, a New Orleans’ classic, was invented in the French Quarter during World War II using rum instead of whiskey.
- Pop-Up Bar adjacent to the BetMGM Sportsbook (Missouri) – Founded in 1869, there will be several beverage options available created by world-famous brewery Anheuser-Busch.
- Aurora (California) – The Moscow Mule was created in 1941 at the Cock ‘n’ Bull, a Sunset Strip restaurant that has since closed, but at the time was popular with celebrities.
HEALTH & SAFETY
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