Playboy Club Reopens
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Visitors to Las Vegas this Friday will be able to witness a phoenix rising from the ashes of the old Playboy Empire. Of course, Hugh's Empire was never destroyed, but it did lose quite a bit of its luster in the early 1980s when business was down and the legendary Playboy Clubs scattered about the States were closed.
On October 6, the first of the new Playboy Clubs will open its doors in Las Vegas within the Palms Hotel. Nine blackjack tables, a dance floor, and presumably some decent looking women in bunny outfits will be on hand to deal cards and take your money.
High rollers looking for a little more action can rent out the world's most opulent bachelor pad: the $40,000 a night Hugh Hefner Sky Villa modeled, of course, after the Playboy Mansion. It's circular, rotating bed with mirrors on the ceiling will be the perfect place to kick back and watch Monday Night Football.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Oct 4th 2006 @ 10:48AM
Scott McArthur said...
I am working on a documentary about the history of skiing in NJ and the legendary Playboy Club and Resort at Great Gorge was a big part of that history. If anyone has pictures or film of that club during its day I would very much appreciate hearing from you!
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Oct 4th 2006 @ 10:51AM
Scott McArthur said...
I can be reached at scottmcarthur25@aol.com if anyone has pictures or film they would like to share...
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Oct 4th 2006 @ 11:23AM
Ted said...
HI, I know od someone that was the Liquor captain there prior to it closing down.
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Nov 19th 2006 @ 6:17PM
chris rocca said...
I am doing a marketing project on the playboy club. I am a student at UNLV and need some info on the history, etc. on the club. Can anyone help? Thanks.
RoccaC1@cox.net
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