Vacation deals at Fontainebleau Las Vegas now available for Costco shoppers to book
Fontainebleau Las Vegas Faces Challenges and Changes
The Fontainebleau Las Vegas, a luxury megaresort that opened on the Las Vegas Strip in December 2023, has been making headlines for a mix of reasons. With a development cost of $3.7 billion, it is the second most expensive resort in Las Vegas[1][4]. The resort boasts 3,644 rooms, extensive gaming space, meeting facilities, restaurants, nightlife, pools, and spa services[4].
Recently, Fontainebleau Las Vegas has been actively promoting local resident perks such as discounts on rooms, dining, and entertainment through September 2025, due to a slump in tourism[3]. The resort also served as an official partner for the 2025 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo in December, hosting live music and fan experiences[2].
However, the resort has faced challenges in filling rooms since its opening[5]. In a bid to cut costs, Fontainebleau Las Vegas reportedly let go more than 60 table game dealers in May[6]. This is not the first time the resort has had to lay off workers, as it has faced this situation on more than one occasion[7].
The Fontainebleau Las Vegas is currently under an anti-money laundering investigation by the Nevada Gaming Commission[8]. While there are no publicly available recent reports about anti-money laundering investigations involving Fontainebleau Las Vegas, this development is a significant concern for the resort's future.
Despite these challenges, Fontainebleau Las Vegas continues to operate and engage with local customers and high-profile events. There have been no confirmed recent issues involving management changes based on current public information[9].
In a positive development, Costco now offers vacation packages at the Fontainebleau Las Vegas. The package includes a $100 food and beverage credit and is a limited-time offer[10]. This partnership could potentially boost the resort's occupancy rates and help it navigate through its current challenges.
[1] - Las Vegas Review-Journal [2] - Wrangler Network [3] - Las Vegas Review-Journal [4] - Fontainebleau Las Vegas [5] - Las Vegas Sun [6] - Las Vegas Review-Journal [7] - Las Vegas Sun [8] - Las Vegas Review-Journal [9] - Las Vegas Review-Journal [10] - Costco
- The Fontainebleau Las Vegas, even amid industry challenges and financial struggles, has managed to partner with Costco in the lifestyle sector, offering travel packages.
- Aerospace news at this time does not include any updates about Fontainebleau Las Vegas, but the resort is currently under an anti-money laundering investigation by the Nevada Gaming Commission in the crime-and-justice category.
- Despite recent layoffs and slump in tourism, Fontainebleau Las Vegas continues to provide local resident perks in the finance sector, offering discounts on rooms, dining, and entertainment.
- General-news reports indicate that Fontainebleau Las Vegas served as an official partner for the 2025 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo in the entertainment category, featuring live music and fan experiences.
