Congratulations to Luxor for being a disruptor before it was cool to do so; 10-years of inclusion!
It is paramount now more than ever to highlight and recognize businesses for their inclusivity like Luxor.
On Sunday, July 28, 2019, the Luxor Hotel and Casino celebrated the longest-running gay pool party in the entire city of Las Vegas called “Temptation Sunday”. It is now running on 10-years of celebrating individuality.
That’s a whole decade before it was “acceptable” or “cool” to be even remotely progressive.
Luxor celebrated “Temptation Sundays” with DJ Mattmon, guest DJ Morningstar, and 200 plus guests of which 200 of the first guests at the door received a “Temptation Sundays” backpack.
Even “Temptation Sundays” host J.Son of Nakedboynews.com celebrated his birthday that day.
The Las Vegas PRIDE organization was present and representing the culture. They hosted a special cabana with information on the citywide PRIDE parade taking place October 2019.
This is not the first time Luxor has shown its commitment to inclusivity, representation, and diversity. Chef Saul Ortiz represents authentic and traditional Mexican cuisine at Diablo’s Cantina right across from the boozy frozen machine. (This review will make you hungry.)
In case you’re curious, it’s only $25 for admission. Locals, guests, military and emergancy service members pay a reduced price of $15 with a valid ID. Or, you can visit VegasGayPoolParty.com, Luxor.com/LGBT or Facebook.com/LuxorLGBT to sign up for the event guest list for complimentary entry before 2PM.
For cabana reservations, pricing and more information on Temptation Sundays, visit Luxor.com/LGBT or follow on Twitter. For more information on next dates and for reservations, visit Luxor.com or call (877) 386-4658. Their Facebook and Twitter are also pretty good sources.
