Published on: November 8, 2024, 01:33h.
Last updated on: November 8, 2024, 01:33h.
The Venetian Resort on the Las Vegas Strip has entered into an exciting partnership with one of the largest tribal casinos in California, located approximately 60 miles southeast of Los Angeles.
The Venetian has partnered with Pechanga Resort Casino in Temecula, CA, marking the first marketing agreement between a major commercial casino resort on the Las Vegas Strip and a tribal-owned and operated casino resort.
The strategic partnership between the Pechanga Band of Indians and Venetian Resort enables rewards members of both properties to utilize their loyalty points for unique experiences at each location. Members also gain access to exclusive events, promotions, and special offerings at the resorts.
Danny Ruiz, chief gaming officer of The Venetian, expressed excitement about welcoming Pechanga guests to The Venetian Resort. Ken Perez, president of Pechanga Development Corporation, also highlighted the anticipation for this partnership and the luxury it will bring to guests.
Both The Venetian and Pechanga are renowned as two of the largest and most esteemed casinos globally.
Pechanga’s recognition in Condé Nast Traveler’s 2024 Top Resorts list, and The Venetian’s consistent ranking as a top Las Vegas hotel since 2018 by Readers’ Choice, reflect the high regard these resorts hold in the industry.
The Venetian/Palazzo casinos offer a wide range of gaming options including slot machines, live dealer table games, and sports betting. Pechanga boasts over 5,500 slots, 150 table games, and a High-Limit Salon for an elevated gaming experience.
Both resorts provide exceptional culinary offerings, world-class entertainment, and upscale retail outlets.
The Venetian Resort features over 7,100 hotel rooms, 44 restaurants and bars, and extensive meeting space, while Pechanga offers 1,100 guestrooms, a vast outdoor pool complex, event spaces, various dining options, and an impressive golf course.
Ownership Details
In March 2021, The Venetian Resort and Palazzo were sold for $6.25 billion to Apollo Global Management and Vici Properties. Apollo controls the operations, while Vici owns the physical assets and leases the property to Apollo.
This landmark partnership between The Venetian and Pechanga signifies a new era of collaboration between commercial and tribal casinos.