The Park

"On one level, the name of the Park says it all: an eight-acre public park on the southern end of the Las Vegas Strip, nestled between New York-New York and Monte Carlo. In reality, the Park is much more. It’s an urban oasis, a hideaway with a tunnel-like water feature and shade structures to provide a break from Sin City and from its desert sun. It’s a glorified walkway to T-Mobile Arena. It’s a public-art gallery—the 40-foot Bliss Dance sculpture, which depicts a naked woman dancing to her own beat, is one of the most recognizable pieces in town. And it’s even a culinary destination, with a beer garden and a number of restaurants flanking the southern side. All aspects considered, the park provides an entertaining wayto get some fresh air in Las Vegas."

"The Park next door reopens Bruxie, California Pizza Kitchen, and Shake Shack." - Susan Stapleton

"One of the MGM Resorts properties closing on March 17." - Susan Stapleton

"After, the dinner moves to The Park, where chefs from the outdoor park that leads up to T-Mobile Arena will create the multi-course meal that is served on one continuous table with space for up to 150 diners." - Susan Stapleton