Fontainebleau Lets You Trade Points for Vegas Tours

The Experience Collection menu runs close to twenty options, curated and fulfilled through Vegas.com. Confirmed picks include Flyover Las Vegas, Exotics Racing and the Dream Racing Driving Experience, the Vegas Off Road Experience and Hidden Valley RZR tours, Wind Dancer Helicopters, Black Canyon kayaking, GoCar tours to Red Rock Canyon, Grand Canyon West Rim and Hoover Dam day trips, Allegiant Stadium tours, Universal Horror Unleashed, Arte Museum, Blackout Dining in the Dark, and the attractions inside Area15, Omega Mart, the Neon Museum, Machine Guns Vegas, and the John Wick Experience.

That range is the point. It is not just show tickets recycled from the box office, it is the kind of stuff visitors normally book and pay for separately, now sitting inside the same rewards balance as your room and your dinner comps.

Bleau Points normally redeem at 100 points to $1 in resort credit. Route those same points through the Experience Collection and the rate drops to 2 to 1, meaning a $50 attraction costs 10,000 points, the same 10,000 points that would otherwise cover $100 of resort credit. You are trading points at half their normal value for the convenience of an outside experience.

There is no splitting the bill either. Casino.org's reporting confirms the redemption has to be paid entirely in points, no combining points with cash, and bookings only happen in person at the Fontainebleau Rewards desk during your stay, not online or over the phone. Purchases are final too, refundable only if the attraction itself cancels on you.

Alongside the Experience Collection, Fontainebleau is extending Bleau Points to table games for the first time, at a rate of 3 points per dollar of rated play. Until now the program leaned heavily on slots, so this closes a real gap for anyone who spends most of their casino time at blackjack or baccarat rather than in front of a machine.

The timing lines up with what Fontainebleau needs right now. It is a $3.7 billion property that opened in December 2023 on the quieter north end of the Strip, and initiatives like this are how it competes for loyalty against neighbors with decades of earned repeat business.