Dinner In The Sky Las Vegas Makes Its Debut High Above The Las Vegas Strip On New Year’s Eve (United States)
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Dinner In The Sky Las Vegas Makes Its Debut High Above The Las Vegas Strip On New Year’s Eve (United States)
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This is a press release selected by our editorial committee and published online for free on 2008-12-24
VIPs And Special Guests Will Be The First To Enjoy The Nearly 18-Story-High Views Of The Las Vegas Strip
Taking the New Year’s celebration to new heights, Las Vegas Event Planner today announced the debut of Dinner In The Sky Las Vegas on New Year’s Eve – Wednesday, December 31, 2008, beginning at 8:30 pm to 1:30 am. Located Strip adjacent and nestled between the Palms and the Rio, Dinner in the Sky Las Vegas will be perched at the intersection of Polaris Ave., and Cavaretta Ct.
Dinner in The Sky Las Vegas will be providing the invitation-only VIPs and special guests with complimentary cocktails and hot hors d’oeuvres while they enjoy an evening that’s been dubbed by tourism officials as America’s Party: Las Vegas New Year.
“This is truly a Las Vegas first in many ways from dining and entertainment to attractions and destinations. Dinner in The Sky Las Vegas fits all those descriptions,” says Michael Hinden, chief executive officer of Las Vegas Event Planner and proprietor of Dinner in The Sky Las Vegas. “Debuting on New Year’s Eve and providing our guests the chance to witness this extraordinary international spectacle is a once in a lifetime opportunity.”
Dinner in the Sky is a high-flying Sky Box that takes 22 guests to a viewing height of up to 180 feet. The 22 guests are each comfortably strapped into a leather seat that is secured to a dining table. The dining table and seats are connected to a crane, which then performs the lift.
The center of the dining table has a walking platform that can accommodate up to 5 service personnel for the purpose of serving food, beverages, picture taking, conducting a meeting or product launch presentation. During traditional operations, the Dinner in the Sky experience is set to last for approximately one hour per session.
“We are thrilled to introduce this exciting new dining concept to Las Vegas, the Entertainment Capital of the World,” says Keith DeRiso, vice president of Las Vegas Event
Planner and proprietor of Dinner in The Sky Las Vegas. “The menu options and food quality are that of any fine dining experience, but what we provide that no other restaurant experience offers is adrenaline as an appetizer and views as sweet as dessert.”
Dinner in The Sky Las Vegas can customize any day or evening flight and can accommodate up to 300 guests in a given time period. All menus, from a sit down four-course
meal to a tasting/cocktail session, are provided and included in the overall price of each package.
With no fixed bill of fare, Dinner in The Sky Las Vegas will serve everything from sushi and lobster to prime rib and chops; only limited by your imagination and budget. All meals are prepared while airborne by one to three chefs stationed in the middle of the table.
The Dinner in the Sky Las Vegas can seat up to 22 people. Guests must meet a minimum height requirement of 59 inches or 150 cm to be safely secured in the seats. On cooler evenings, Dinner in the Sky Las Vegas provides heating around the table to maintain a comfortable guest
experience.
Dinner in the Sky Las Vegas has a permanent location adjacent to the Las Vegas Strip and is also available for off-site parties based on the client’s venue, which must meet the necessary staging requirements. Dinner in the Sky Las Vegas is also available for special events,
meetings, corporate retreats, employee incentive rewards, cocktail receptions, birthday parties, anniversaries and many other corporate or fun-filled party packages.
Las Vegas Event Planner can present the Dinner in the Sky venue anywhere in the continental United States and recently secured the exclusive rights for New York City.
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