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New Rooms, New Design, New Experiences


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HAUTE CUISINE: MGM Grand is proud to offer some of the world’s great- est culinary legends under one roof. From the Michelin three- starred Joël Robu- chon to Tom Colic- chio’s Craftsteak, 17 on-site dining options will surprise and delight.


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GM GRAND DELIVERS the ultimate in night- life, dining, and enter- tainment — and the world-renowned Las Vegas resort is taking it all up a notch. In the midst of a 360-degree resort renovation


that will revamp everything from its guest rooms to the 170,000-square-foot casino floor, MGM Grand is set to debut a whole new look in 2012. For small gatherings, large conventions, and





GRANDER ROOMS: Vibrant color palettes, zebrawood furnishings, plush linens, and LCD TVs — all 3,570 guest rooms and 642 suites in MGM Grand’s main tower are receiving a full makeover so guests can sleep in grander style.


every size meeting in between, MGM Grand’s out- standing facilities and impeccable service set a new standard for flawlessly executed events. The resort’s 602,000 square feet of meeting space, including the 380,000-square-foot Grand Confer- ence Center and the new, 92,000-square-foot Mar- quee Ballroom, can easily be adapted for meetings and events of all types and sizes. And no mat- ter how small the event, meeting planners are guaranteed assistance from MGM Grand’s award-winning staff of Certified Meeting Professionals. Just as is the case with its collection


of flexible meeting spaces, MGM Grand has accommodation types to fit every mood and occasion. The boutique-style West Wing offers 700 rooms with the per- fect balance of comfort and style, and the two-story SKYLOFTS on the top two floors of MGM Grand have a wow factor that will impress the most discerning of VIPs. The Signature, a non-smoking, non-gaming retreat connected to MGM Grand, also offers three towers of all-suite, oversized accommodations. Recreation and amenities at MGM


Grand include some of the hottest, in- demand venues on The Strip — includ- ing Cirque du Soleil’s “KÀ“ and the Wet


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Republic Ultra Pool. Whether it’s for business or pleasure, MGM Grand’s surplus of on-site activities means attendees will never have to — or want to — leave the property. n


AT A GLANCE


Meeting space: 602,000 total square feet of meeting space, includ- ing the 380,000-square-foot Grand Conference Center, the 16,800- seat MGM Grand Garden Arena, and the 740-seat Hollywood Theatre Number of guest rooms: 5,044 Amenities: 170,000-plus square feet of gaming, “KÀ” by Cirque du Soleil, MGM Grand’s Crazy Horse Paris Cabaret, the 6.6-acre Grand Pool Complex, 17 dining options, seven bar and lounge options, the 30,000-square-foot Grand Spa, and dozens of shops and boutiques


For more information: MGM Grand, (800) 929-1112 or (702) 891- 1200; hotelsalesleads@lv.mgmgrand.com; www.mgmgrand. com/meetings


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