Two-Night Stay with "Viva Le Cirque" Tickets and Dining Credit at Grand Sierra Resort & Casino in Reno, NV
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Recently renovated hotel and casino holds an outdoor thrill park, 24-hour bowling alley, casino, and two fine-dining restaurants
What You Get
Two-night stay for two adults in a standard king or two-doubles room; up to two kids stay free
- $97 for a weekday stay, valid for Sunday–Wednesday check in
- $152 for a weekend stay, valid for Thursday–Saturday check in Included in all options:
- Two tickets to Viva Le Cirque
- $50 dining credit valid at Briscola or Charlie Palmer Steak
- $10 in slot play
- Resort fee
Travel by: 7/14/12
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
All-Ages Entertainment at Swanky Casino Hotel next to Downtown Reno
Reno has grown into one of the country's top destinations for instant gratification. Along the city's glitzy strip, you'll find trendy nightclubs, live shows, 24-hour casinos, and lightning-fast wedding chapels. Although most of the strip caters to the 21-and-older crowd, Grand Sierra Resort & Casino—located just minutes from the action—is packed with attractions for both adults and children. With an 80,000-square-foot casino, a 24-hour bowling alley, and an outdoor thrill park, it's easy to see why Frommer’s called the stylish resort "a destination in itself."
Ongoing multimillion-dollar renovations help to keep Grand Sierra Resort hip and luxurious. The casino holds nearly 50 table games as well as slot machines, weekly video-poker tournaments, and high-stakes, no-limit crazy eights. If you're traveling with kids, you'll find all-ages fun right outside at the resort's own Ultimate Rush Thrill Park, where you can bungee jump from a 175-foot tower or strap into bumper cars and go-karts for earthbound thrills.
Viva Le Cirque (two tickets are included with this Groupon) showcases further large-scale spectacles. Watch as acrobats, daredevils, aerialists, and contortionists leap, fly, and dance across the stage, performing surreal, circus-style stunts and activating the audience's imagination. For dinner, grilled Pacific swordfish ($28) and blue-cheese-crusted top sirloin ($29) are served at Charlie Palmer Steak, and Briscola's upscale pasta dishes include baked ziti ($22) made by hand onsite.
Reno: Nonstop Nightlife and Gold-Rush History
At the entrance to Reno's gambling strip, you can't miss the famous, glittering arch proclaiming Reno the "Biggest Little City in the World." The nickname fits. Once a stopover for prospectors en route to the California Gold Rush, the city still has the attitude of an Old West outpost. The banks of the Truckee River, where westbound settlers once set up camp, are today home to the Truckee Riverwalk and Arts District. The pretty walkway affords a nice escape from the hectic atmosphere of the strip with its galleries, artsy boutiques, and antique stores stocked with horse-drawn roulette wheels.
For outdoor enthusiasts, the Sierra Nevada Mountains to the west have plenty of hiking trails, and the Truckee River is a popular site for kayaking and whitewater rafting.
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Other Details
Room Details
- One king bed or two double beds
- Standard occupancy: 2
- Maximum occupancy: 4
- Adding occupants above standard: $20 per day plus tax for each occupant 18 or older; no charge for occupants 17 or younger
- TV with premium channels
Hotel Policies
- Check in: 3 p.m.
- Check out: 11 a.m.
- Resort fee includes: daily health-club admission, local calls from guest rooms, 800 calls from guest rooms, airport shuttle, wireless Internet, and two bottles of water
- Parking: free
- Rollaways: not available
- Smoking policy: smoking rooms are available upon request during booking.
- Pet policy: Sunday through Thursday $30 per pet per night for pets up to 50 lbs and $40 for those over 50 lbs. On Friday & Saturday the fees are $40 for pets up to 50 lbs and $50 for those over 50 lbs.
- Accessibility: handicap-accessible rooms are available upon request during booking.
- Room upgrades: upgrades may be available during booking for an additional cost.
What It's Worth
Two-night stay for two adults in a standard king or two-doubles room; up to two kids stay free
- $97 for a weekday stay, valid for Sunday–Wednesday check in (a $98 average value)
- $152 for a weekend stay, valid for Thursday–Saturday check in (a $218 average value) Included in all options:
- Two tickets to Viva Le Cirque (a $20 value)
- $50 dining credit valid at Briscola or Charlie Palmer Steak
- $10 in slot play
- Resort fee (a $20 value) Total average value: $318 average
Amenities
- 80,000-square-foot casino
- Onsite thrill park
- 24-hour bowling alley
- 10 restaurants onsite
- Seasonal hot tub and outdoor pool
- Spa and fitness center
Getting There
- By plane: 2 miles from Reno-Tahoe International Airport (RNO)
- By transit: Grand Sierra/Mill stop via RTC
- By cab: about $12 from RNO
- By shuttle: airport shuttle service included with hotel resort fee; call for prior arrangements
Recently renovated hotel and casino holds an outdoor thrill park, 24-hour bowling alley, casino, and two fine-dining restaurants
What You Get
Two-night stay for two adults in a standard king or two-doubles room; up to two kids stay free
- $97 for a weekday stay, valid for Sunday–Wednesday check in
- $152 for a weekend stay, valid for Thursday–Saturday check in Included in all options:
- Two tickets to Viva Le Cirque
- $50 dining credit valid at Briscola or Charlie Palmer Steak
- $10 in slot play
- Resort fee
Travel by: 7/14/12
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
All-Ages Entertainment at Swanky Casino Hotel next to Downtown Reno
Reno has grown into one of the country's top destinations for instant gratification. Along the city's glitzy strip, you'll find trendy nightclubs, live shows, 24-hour casinos, and lightning-fast wedding chapels. Although most of the strip caters to the 21-and-older crowd, Grand Sierra Resort & Casino—located just minutes from the action—is packed with attractions for both adults and children. With an 80,000-square-foot casino, a 24-hour bowling alley, and an outdoor thrill park, it's easy to see why Frommer’s called the stylish resort "a destination in itself."
Ongoing multimillion-dollar renovations help to keep Grand Sierra Resort hip and luxurious. The casino holds nearly 50 table games as well as slot machines, weekly video-poker tournaments, and high-stakes, no-limit crazy eights. If you're traveling with kids, you'll find all-ages fun right outside at the resort's own Ultimate Rush Thrill Park, where you can bungee jump from a 175-foot tower or strap into bumper cars and go-karts for earthbound thrills.
Viva Le Cirque (two tickets are included with this Groupon) showcases further large-scale spectacles. Watch as acrobats, daredevils, aerialists, and contortionists leap, fly, and dance across the stage, performing surreal, circus-style stunts and activating the audience's imagination. For dinner, grilled Pacific swordfish ($28) and blue-cheese-crusted top sirloin ($29) are served at Charlie Palmer Steak, and Briscola's upscale pasta dishes include baked ziti ($22) made by hand onsite.
Reno: Nonstop Nightlife and Gold-Rush History
At the entrance to Reno's gambling strip, you can't miss the famous, glittering arch proclaiming Reno the "Biggest Little City in the World." The nickname fits. Once a stopover for prospectors en route to the California Gold Rush, the city still has the attitude of an Old West outpost. The banks of the Truckee River, where westbound settlers once set up camp, are today home to the Truckee Riverwalk and Arts District. The pretty walkway affords a nice escape from the hectic atmosphere of the strip with its galleries, artsy boutiques, and antique stores stocked with horse-drawn roulette wheels.
For outdoor enthusiasts, the Sierra Nevada Mountains to the west have plenty of hiking trails, and the Truckee River is a popular site for kayaking and whitewater rafting.
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Other Details
Room Details
- One king bed or two double beds
- Standard occupancy: 2
- Maximum occupancy: 4
- Adding occupants above standard: $20 per day plus tax for each occupant 18 or older; no charge for occupants 17 or younger
- TV with premium channels
Hotel Policies
- Check in: 3 p.m.
- Check out: 11 a.m.
- Resort fee includes: daily health-club admission, local calls from guest rooms, 800 calls from guest rooms, airport shuttle, wireless Internet, and two bottles of water
- Parking: free
- Rollaways: not available
- Smoking policy: smoking rooms are available upon request during booking.
- Pet policy: Sunday through Thursday $30 per pet per night for pets up to 50 lbs and $40 for those over 50 lbs. On Friday & Saturday the fees are $40 for pets up to 50 lbs and $50 for those over 50 lbs.
- Accessibility: handicap-accessible rooms are available upon request during booking.
- Room upgrades: upgrades may be available during booking for an additional cost.
What It's Worth
Two-night stay for two adults in a standard king or two-doubles room; up to two kids stay free
- $97 for a weekday stay, valid for Sunday–Wednesday check in (a $98 average value)
- $152 for a weekend stay, valid for Thursday–Saturday check in (a $218 average value) Included in all options:
- Two tickets to Viva Le Cirque (a $20 value)
- $50 dining credit valid at Briscola or Charlie Palmer Steak
- $10 in slot play
- Resort fee (a $20 value) Total average value: $318 average
Amenities
- 80,000-square-foot casino
- Onsite thrill park
- 24-hour bowling alley
- 10 restaurants onsite
- Seasonal hot tub and outdoor pool
- Spa and fitness center
Getting There
- By plane: 2 miles from Reno-Tahoe International Airport (RNO)
- By transit: Grand Sierra/Mill stop via RTC
- By cab: about $12 from RNO
- By shuttle: airport shuttle service included with hotel resort fee; call for prior arrangements