Kyle Marlett

Kyle Marlett Set To Bring His Magic To Tahiti Village

Most people take ordinary household items, a screwdriver, for instance, and use them only for their intended purpose. Kyle Marlett jams it up his nose. That’s how you get on Leno – and land a weekend gig at Tahiti Joe’s, where he makes his anticipated debut Oct. 11.

“I’m extremely excited to be coming to Tahiti Village,” he said. “The resort is so nice, and the staff is great. It’s so great as a performer to be at a venue where everyone is so supportive of me being there.”

The 21-year-old comedian and self-described “magic nerd” is a sleight-of-hand specialist who may be slightly out of his mind. You can judge for yourself  Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, when Kyle presents an act that is part traditional magic, part carnival sideshow and completely amazing.

You won’t believe what he does with razor blades and dental floss, to say nothing of the aforementioned screwdriver. Kyle warns not to try these tricks at home. We would hasten to add not to try them anywhere.  A video of the screwdriver stunt has received a few thousand hits on YouTube and led to an appearance on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno on Sept. 16, 2011.

“Being on Leno was the greatest thing to happen to my career,” he said. “I’m the youngest magician to ever appear on The Tonight Show, and to be able to perform for Jay in front of countless people watching from home was amazing.”

Kyle’s show is much more than a succession of shock stunts, which comprise just a portion of his act. His sleight of hand artistry offers new twists on old favorites, and he conjures Kreskin with a series of astounding mentalist demonstrations.

We are happy to welcome Kyle to Tahiti Joe’s – and anxious to see if he can make our bottomless cocktails disappear.

8 p.m. Thursday and Friday (all ages)
10 p.m. Saturday (18 and over)
$39.95 (children $14.95)
$75 show and dinner package for two
Tickets available at concierge in main lobby
Ask about our 2-for-1 ticket special!

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Las Vegas on New Years

Bring in the New Year with us at Tahiti Village

Tahiti Village is bringing in 2012 with “An Eve in Paradise.” Join us Dec. 31 in our 10th floor Owners Lounge from 10:30 p.m. to 2:30 a.m. for what we’re guessing will be the only New Year’s Eve bash in Las Vegas featuring Grand Marnier chocolate strawberries. The party will culminate with a spectacular Strip fireworks display you can view from our spacious balcony.

The party also includes an open bar, live entertainment and dancing, a chilled seafood appetizer bar, fresh fruit, assorted cheeses, hats and party favors, and a complimentary New Year’s Eve photo souvenir. Last year’s event drew 82 partygoers, and we’re expecting even more this year. This is the kind of extravaganza so many New Year’s parties aspire to but utterly fail to achieve.

“We are looking forward to counting down 2011 and getting 2012 started off on the right foot,” said Stacy Pickett, banquet and catering manager for Tahiti Joe’s, which is providing the food and beverages. “This is going to be our best New Year’s Eve party yet.”

Tickets are $115 plus tax and available at the Tahiti Village front desk or concierge and through our catering department at 702-440-6945. Must be 21 to attend.

25 couples say `I do’ at Tahiti Village on 11-11-11

Nov. 16,
2011 –
11-11-11 marked the most popular wedding day of the year at Tahiti Village, with twenty-five couples saying “I do” at locations throughout the resort. Brides and grooms reserved our Beach, Waterfall and Gazebo for their ceremonies. You may think Valentine’s Day would have set the record for weddings in a single day this year, but it didn’t come close to Nov. 11.  “Believe it or not, Valentine’s was not a busy wedding day compared to 11-11-11,” said Stacy Pickett, Tahiti Village banquet and catering manager. “And so far we do not have any weddings booked for next Valentine’s Day.”  She adds the most popular wedding dates next year  are 10-11-12 and 12-12-12. The single-day record of 27 weddings was set on 9-10-11.

Weddings went off virtually every half hour between 1 and 10 p.m. on 11-11-11.  “We have 18 people working in teams out here today,” said Ann Parsons of Vegas Weddings, which coordinated the revolving door of sequined dresses and black tuxedos. The volume of weddings on 11-11-11provides a timely reminder that we can host your next celebration with style and elegance. “One call can do it all,” Stacy says. “We can arrange everything from the food and drinks to the band and the flowers.” Whether it’s a wedding, reception, reunion, meeting, birthday or anniversary, Tahiti Village can provide complete banquet and catering services for groups from 15 to 300. To arrange your special party or event please contact our banquet department at (702) 440-6945 or banquets@tahitivillage.com.