The Fontainebleau Las Vegas has launched an exciting new slot rewards program, designated to enhance the gambling experience for its guests. This initiative aims to provide players with unmatched benefits on the Las Vegas Strip.
Slot Rewards Program Offers New Benefits
Fontainebleau Las Vegas has revamped its slot rewards by changing the earning rate from $5 to $2.50 of slot coin per Play Point. This adjustment positions the Fontainebleau Rewards entry tier as the leading slot play program on the Las Vegas Strip, according to a recent news release.
Kevin Sweet, Senior Vice President of Slot Marketing and Operations, expressed his enthusiasm: “We are excited to offer the most rewarding slot loyalty program on the Strip. Fontainebleau offers unique upgrades, superb amenities, and unparalleled luxury services.” Additionally, Fontainebleau rewards non-gaming expenses at an industry-best rate of five cents per dollar, further solidifying the resort’s premier status.
Year-Long Slot Promotions
This year, Fontainebleau Las Vegas has introduced the “Fontainebleau Cash Back” promotion. Members can benefit from multiple redemption periods throughout the year. For every 5,000 Play Points earned, $20 in cash can be redeemed at the casino cage, with the first redemption period starting in December.
New members receive $10 in slot credit upon enrollment and a chance to earn up to $1,000 after accumulating 500 Play Points on the casino floor. Members also enjoy exclusive benefits like up to 30% off accommodations, 5% back at 20+ dining venues, and special room rates which include late checkout, free self-parking, valet, and waived resort fees for Gold and Royal Tier members. Royal Tier perks include dining and spa credits up to $250. Visit the resort website for a full list of rewards.
Extended Rewards Activity Window
Fontainebleau Las Vegas has extended its activity window, allowing all points earned through the Fontainebleau Rewards membership to remain active until August 31. This gives members ample time to redeem points that might have expired, ensuring maximum benefits.
For more information on U.S. gambling trends, check out the American Gaming Association.
