Twenty-five years of unforgettable moments, legendary entertainment and many Las Vegas memories. Palms Casino Resort celebrates its 25th anniversary on Sunday, Nov. 15, marking a quarter-century since opening its doors in 2001 with a weekend dedicated to team members and guests who’ve helped shape its story.

At the heart of the celebration is a tribute to nearly 70 “Day One” team members who were part of the Palms family when the resort opened. Their photographs will be showcased on the property’s Tall Wall, with a team member celebration on Friday, Nov. 13, recognizing their contributions to the resort’s history.

“Having been at the property as it was opening, this anniversary is especially meaningful,” said Palms GM Kevin Glass. “Palms has always been a special place, but it’s the people who have made it what it is.

“To celebrate 25 years alongside so many team members who were here from the beginning is truly something special. We’re proud of our history, grateful to our loyal guests and excited about what’s ahead.”

Since its Nov. 15, 2001, debut, Palms has earned a reputation for doing Las Vegas differently. From its early days as the setting for MTV’s “The Real World” and hosting the 2007 MTV Video Music Awards to nightlife at Ghostbar and the one-of-a-kind Hardwood Suite, Palms has helped create its own Las Vegas chapter.

The resort entered another historic era in 2022, becoming the first Las Vegas casino resort fully owned and operated by a Native American tribe. Guests and locals can join the anniversary celebration with a $25 dinner at AYCE Buffet on Sunday, Nov. 15, from 5-9 p.m.

The offer is available to invited Club Serrano members and qualifying new members who enroll that day (eligible guests must obtain a promotional voucher at a casino marketing kiosk). On Saturday, Nov. 14, eligible Club Serrano members can receive a limited-edition 25th anniversary T-shirt while supplies last.

For anniversary promotion details and eligibility requirements, visit Palms.com/gaming-promotions/25th-anniversary.