The Self-Guided Aria Resort & Casino tour, designed for two people and up, starts at 5 p.m. and consists of a two-hour, self-guided experience. During the evening, guests will dine at three critically acclaimed restaurants located within the ARIA resort and a virtual guide will tell guests about each restaurant.

Guests will enjoy three signature dishes at each restaurant, followed by one dessert. The lineups are subject to change and they include a French restaurant called Bardot Brasserie, an Italian-American restaurant called Carbone, Jean Georges Steakhouse, and a seafood restaurant called Catch.

It’s currently running for $150 per person and for an additional $60 per person, you can upgrade with a beverage package that includes a pre-selected craft cocktail at each venue.

When the culinary tour concludes, for $100 per person, you can be taken by a custom limo coach to Maverick Helicopters for a Champagne toast, followed by a 15-minute flight aboard an ECO-Star helicopter, so you can see the beautiful city from above.

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The Self-Guided Aria Resort & Casino tour, designed for two people and up, starts at 5 p.m. and consists of a two-hour, self-guided experience. During the evening, guests will dine at three critically acclaimed restaurants located within the ARIA resort and a virtual guide will tell guests about each restaurant.

Guests will enjoy three signature dishes at each restaurant, followed by one dessert. The lineups are subject to change and they include a French restaurant called Bardot Brasserie, an Italian-American restaurant called Carbone, Jean Georges Steakhouse, and a seafood restaurant called Catch.

It’s currently running for $150 per person and for an additional $60 per person, you can upgrade with a beverage package that includes a pre-selected craft cocktail at each venue.

When the culinary tour concludes, for $100 per person, you can be taken by a custom limo coach to Maverick Helicopters for a Champagne toast, followed by a 15-minute flight aboard an ECO-Star helicopter, so you can see the beautiful city from above.

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