Flamingo Las Vegas Turns Up the Glam Ahead of Its 80th Anniversary

A New Lobby With a Modern, Tropical Edge

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Guests checking in will soon walk into a completely reimagined lobby—sleek, stylish, and unmistakably Flamingo. The space is being redesigned with a pod-style front desk and bold visual elements, including bronze flamingo sculptures and custom murals celebrating the resort’s namesake bird.

The design direction comes from Allard & Conversano Design, who are layering contemporary elements over Flamingo’s signature tropical aesthetic. The goal? A lobby that feels fresh, bright, and playful—while adding the convenience today’s travelers expect.

The Arrival Bar: A New Social Hub

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Front and center in the revamped lobby will be an all-new bar—set to become one of the resort’s buzziest gathering spots. This 20-seat venue will double as both a gaming space and a lounge, with TVs circling the entire bar and a layout designed to make guests feel welcome the moment they walk in.

Whether you’re settling in for a drink or killing time before check-in, this new bar aims to capture the relaxed yet lively vibe that has always made the Flamingo a fan favorite.

Bugsy’s Bar Gets a Full Reimagining

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Over on the casino floor, Flamingo is giving a major glow-up to one of its most iconic spaces: Bugsy’s Bar. The redesign includes a bold new look and a creative cocktail menu built for round-the-clock sipping.

Serving as a central anchor at the heart of the casino, Bugsy’s new identity nods to the resort’s legendary origins while steering the venue into a more elevated, modern direction.

A Resort Continuing Its Transformation

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According to Dan Walsh, SVP and General Manager of Flamingo Las Vegas, these changes are all about honoring the property’s legacy while welcoming its next generation of fans.

“We’re introducing fresh designs that complement the recent additions to the property, creating spaces that feel modern yet unmistakably Flamingo,” Walsh shared. “The resort has always been an icon on The Strip, and these renovations ensure it remains a vibrant, must-visit destination for years to come.”

The refresh builds on a series of recent openings, including Pinky’s by Vanderpump, Gordon Ramsay Burger, Havana 1957, and the updated Go Pool. Coming next year: Salt & Straw ice cream shop and Category 10, a Luke Combs-inspired entertainment experience from Opry Entertainment Group.