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Golf Tournament
Tuscany Golf Club is located within 10 minutes of the hotel and transportation will be provided. The golf tournament is open to attendees and their guests. The competition will be an 18-hole best ball format with prizes awarded to the top three scores. Achievements including closest to the pin and longest drive will be recognized at an awards ceremony on Wednesday, May 27th at the evening dinner cruise reception. Breakfast will be provided at the golf course beginning at 7:00 a.m.
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Kayak Lake Mead
Don't feel like golfing? Come experience the beautiful waters of Lake Mead National Recreation Area. The trip will be guided and no experience is necessary. You will be begin with a short lesson if you need and by the end of the trip, you’ll have some good kayaking skills. Your trip will include a paddle out to islands that used to be submerged, searching for seashells and sunken boats, as well as learning about the buildings you are paddling over. Lunch is included in your excursion.
A tour guide will meet all attendees at Ritz-Carlton, Lake Las Vegas for pickup and coordination of your departure. Following the tour, the guide will transfer you back to the Ritz-Carlton, Lake Las Vegas.
Fee includes transportation, tour, lunch, meet and greet service with guide and all taxes and gratuities.
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Evening Yacht Cruise Reception – La Contessa
Come join us for an hors d’oeuvres and cocktail reception aboard the La Contessa as we cruise Lake Las Vegas. Guests should join us at the Outer Dock which is located behind the hotel no later than 6:15 pm. The walk to the dock is approximately 10 minutes from your hotel room.
In the case of inclement weather, the reception will be held in the Tuscany Foyer/Courtyard.
"La Contessa" is Coast Guard Certified for up to 140 guests and is ideally suited for cocktail and dinner parties, weddings, anniversaries and relaxing cruises along our 10 miles of shoreline with luxury homes, world-renowned resorts and the enchanted desert.
On the lower deck you'll find a climate controlled main salon enclosed by picture windows and full galley. The upper deck is a fully enclosed admiral's cabin with elegant bar and adjacent
convertible deck. And both decks have Plasma screens to satisfy all audio/visual needs. |
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"O"
at the Bellagio
"O" by Cirque du Soleil is an ethereal, visually stunning show that incorporates the elements of air, fire and - most prominently - water. The name, a play on the French word for water, is fitting. A cast of 85 acrobats, synchronized swimmers and divers perform in and above a 1.5 million-gallon pool. Even Cirque's famous clowns, who come out to warm up the audience before the show, use water in their act, carrying a giant life preserver around, getting rained on through an umbrella filled with holes and squirting unsuspecting audience members with water.
As the show begins, a boy dressed as a member of the audience is pulled from his seat and transported on a journey through a beautiful, mysterious aquatic world where he witnesses a dazzling parade of unique characters, costumes and talented performers. A team of synchronized swimmers performs a graceful water ballet and a floating barge serves as the stage for a group of acrobats who combine gymnastics and diving. Next is the Bateau (French for "boat"), a large ship-like apparatus hanging 40 feet above the pool. A team of 11 performers fly through the air and catch each other in a spectacular show of acrobatic skill. The element of fire is brought into "O" with two traditional Hawaiian fire dancers who twirl mesmerizing fire knives with incredible speed and skill.
One of the most breathtaking acts in the show comes when three talented divers leap with perfect precision from 60 feet above the stage into a small 17-foot deep triangular section of the pool. Almost as amazing as the athletic performances themselves is the intricate stage. The pool is kept at a comfortable 88 degrees and features an underwater communication system for the performers, along with 150 technicians who are all scuba certified. Regulators under the water enable the performers to breathe before surfacing for their acts. Live music and singers enhance the experience of the show. In the end, the boy who has traveled through the dream-like water world of "O" is returned to his seat and he, along with the audience are transported back to life on dry land.
Transportation
will be provided by bus for this event and is included in
the ticket cost. |
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