Your Guide to Resorts World During North American Poker Tour (NAPT) Las Vegas
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There are plenty of reasons to be excited about the return of the PokerStars North American Poker Tour (NAPT) in Las Vegas next week, including satellites into The Big Game on Tour and the $1,650 buy-in NAPT Las Vegas Main Event that will name the first NAPT champion in over a decade.
Another reason to be excited about NAPT Las Vegas is that it is taking place as Resorts World, one of the newest and most exciting attractions in Sin City that features state-of-the-art entertainment, dining and one of the best poker rooms in all of Vegas.
Here is your guide for everything to do at Resorts World during the NAPT Las Vegas festival.
Resorts World Entertainment
Whether you're looking for a nightclub experience or a memorable concert to attend, you'll find it at Resorts World.
One of the biggest draws of the resort is the Resorts World Theater, a 5,000-capacity venue that has hosted countless A-list stars, including Carrie Underwood, Katy Perry, Luke Bryan and Amy Poehler. The venue features two private lounges, special access bars and VIP opportunities.
There is also the Zouk Nightclub, which Resorts World describes at "the ultimate party destination" with "electrifying performances by world-renowned DJs and stunning dancers."
A daytime entertainment option is the Ayu Beach House, which features live entertainment artists and is home to the Ayu Dayclub, an "outdoor oasis inspired by the beauty and harmonious atmosphere of Southeast Asia’s idyllic islands."
Resorts World Dining
There are more than 50 food and beverage options at Resorts World, so you should have no problem finding exactly what you're looking for.
Many of those are casual dining options, including Agave Bar and Grill, Mulberry Street Pizzeria, Redtail, Sun's Out Buns Out and The Kitchen.
There's also Famous Foods Street Eats, which is inspired by the street markets of Southeast Asia and features "a curated collection of pan-Asian eateries mixed with crave-able concepts by award-winning chefs from around the globe."
There are several high-end restaurants to choose from, including Aqua Seafood & Caviar Restaurant, Bar Zazu, Brezza, Carversteak, Kusa Nori, Crossroads, Genting Palace and Fuhu.
There are also several bars and lounges, including Redtail, Alle Lounge on 66, Baccarat Bar, Bimini Bar, Golden Monkey Tiki Lounge and Crossroads Lounge.
Resorts World Parking
Resorts World offers two parking garages that are free for guests. If you aren't a guest, you can also get free parking by becoming a Genting Rewards member.
The south-end parking garage is located on Goh Tong Way and Sammy Davis Jr, while the north-end parking lot can by accessed off of Resorts World Drive.
For non-guests or rewards members, Resorts World has a flat rate of $18 per entry. Valet parking is also available and ranges from $25 to $75.
| 1st Hour | $18 | |
| 1-3 Hours | $18 | |
| 3-24 Hours | $18 | |
| Over 24 Hours per day | $18 | |
| Genting Rewards Member | Free | |
| Resorts World Guest | Free | |
| Valet | $25-$75 |
Resorts World Poker Room
The biggest draw for players in town for the NAPT will be the Resorts World Poker Room, a state-of-the-art room that runs No-Limit Hold'em, Omaha and mixed games, including daily and nightly tournaments and around-the-clock cash games.
The room is equipped with 30 tables, a VIP lounge and offers full food and drink service, meaning you don't ever have to miss a hand or step away from the table.
For more information about the Resorts World Poker Room, check out this PokerNews review.
Resorts World Rooms
If you plan on staying on-site during NAPT, there are three hotels to choose from at Resorts World: Las Vegas Hilton, Conrad Las Vegas and Crockfords Las Vegas.
Las Vegas Hilton, operated by one of the most trusted hotel brands out there, offers 1,600 rooms that overlook the Strip and city.
Conrad Las Vegas, meanwhile, has 1,496 rooms equipped with art and tech conveniences and boasts being the largest Conrad in the world.
Best of all is Crockfords Las Vegas, which "represents the ultimate in luxury accommodations, service, and gaming" and has plenty of luxury suites and villas available.
