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The MGM Grand Hotel and Casino is located on the Vegas Strip at 3799 S. Las Vegas Boulevard and is the largest single hotel in the United States. When the hotel opened in 1993 it was owned by the MGM Grand movie production company and featured an extensive Wizard of Oz theme, which accounts for the green “Emerald City” color of the building.
With a nationwide network of kiosks offering portable charger rentals, you don’t need to worry about carrying wires, cords, or adapters with you on the casino floor. By using MobileQubes, which has three phone charging MGM Grand locations, you can get your devices back to 100-percent battery with our cordless chargers that plug directly into your device. Plus, you can continue to use your phone while it charges up.
Las Vegas is truly America’s playground, with a variety of world-class restaurants, shopping, and entertainment all in one place. People from all around the world visit Las Vegas to attend conferences and events and, of course, to see the many casinos on the strip. No matter their reason for visiting, Vegas is a place people go to stay connected. MobileQubes ensures that you’ll never miss a minute of the action because of a dead phone battery.
Conveniently located in MGM Grand Las Vegas and in other casinos and hotels on the Vegas Strip, MobileQubes phone charging kiosks are easy to access and use. When you rent a Qube from one of our phone charging MGM Grand kiosks, you’re able to return it to that location or any one across the country that’s nearby once you’re finished using it. Or if you want to keep using the Qube going forward, you can purchase it and recharge it quickly with a standard micro-USB cable.
MGM’s Grand Buffet captures the decadence and glamour of Las Vegas, serving up generous portions of both daily. Breakfast stations run the gamut from the Heart-Healthy Station with fruit compotes and yogurts to the more indulgent offerings like honey-baked ham, smoked salmon, and made-to-order omelets. MGM Grand MGM Grand Hotel & Casino is “The Entertainment Authority,” creating the ultimate Las Vegas experience and featuring world class dining. MGM Grand showcases the most delightful restaurants featuring world-famous chefs and restaurateurs - Wolfgang Puck, Emeril Lagasse and Mark Miller. At MGM Grand, you will find signature restaurants ranging from elegant fine dining to fun, lively themes.
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About the MGM Grand Las Vegas
The MGM Grand Hotel and Casino is located on the Vegas Strip at 3799 S. Las Vegas Boulevard and is the largest single hotel in the United States.
When the hotel opened in 1993 it was owned by the MGM Grand movie production company and featured an extensive Wizard of Oz theme, which accounts for the green “Emerald City” color of the building itself. Indoor attractions included animatronic figures of Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Cowardly Lion, the Tin Man, and the Wicked Witch of the West, as well as scenes and locations from the movie.
The casino and resort’s original entrance was a giant lion’s head, made to resemble MGM’s logo, Leo the Lion. Visitors would enter the casino through the lion’s mouth. Renovations in 1996 and 2000 removed the lion’s jaws entrance and nearly all traces of the Wizard of Oz theme.
The resort and casino has featured prominently in American popular culture, making appearances in films like:
The Great White Hype
Ocean’s Eleven
National Lampoon Vegas Vacation
Swingers
Casino
Casino games feature prominently at the MGM Grand, which boasts one of the largest casino floors in Las Vegas, at over 170,000 feet. There are over 2500 gaming machines and 139 poker and table games. For guests who prefer to gamble on live sports, the resort and casino offers “Skyboxes,” which are private rooms for up to ten people to view events.
As a resort, the MGM Grand has several properties for guests to stay and enjoy themselves. The main hotel building has 5044 rooms, including 751 suites for VIP guests. Apart from the main building, guests can stay at the luxurious SKYLOFTS at MGM Grand, The Mansion at MGM Grand, and The Signature at MGM Grand for a plush experience like no other.
Hotel guests and visitors to Las Vegas can choose to visit the MGM Grand for entertainment like magician and illusionist David Copperfield and Brad Garrett’s Comedy Club. The Ka Theater is home to a Cirque du Soleil production, and the MGM Grand Garden Arena hosts major concerts and sporting events.
Las Vegas is known for its incredible restaurants and the MGM Grand is no exception. James Beard award-winning chef and Top Chef host Tom Collichio operates his restaurant Craftsteak at the resort and casino. Other lauded chefs like Joel Robuchon, Emeril Lagasse, and Wolfgang Puck have restaurants on site as well.
Thousands of people pass through the casino and resort every day, and plenty of them are in need of a quick charge for their smartphones or other mobile devices. If you’ve forgotten a charging cord at home or can’t find a free outlet, getting your device out of the red can be a huge hassle. Thankfully, there are three MobileQubes phone charging MGM Grand Las Vegas locations conveniently positioned within this incredible resort and casino.
MobileQubes Phone Charging MGM Grand Locations
Whether you’re in Las Vegas for a weekend away or a business trip for a national conference or convention, or if you’re a local, you’ll appreciate that phone charging MGM Grand Las Vegas guests trust is close by. You can confidently rent or buy a Qube from any of our three kiosks around MGM Grand Las Vegas.
Phone Charging MGM Grand Las Vegas: Monorail Station
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The Las Vegas Monorail was originally constructed in 1995 to connect the MGM Grand with the Bally’s hotel. Today, the monorail connects some of the strip’s greatest attractions along a 3.9 mile route.
Make sure that your mobile device is fully charged before you hop on the monorail from the MGM Grand by visiting one of MobileQubes phone charging kiosks at the resort and casino’s monorail station. Qubes can be rented or purchased outright, depending on your need.
Phone Charging MGM Grand Las Vegas: Conference Center
The MGM Grand Conference Center is over 850,000 square feet of flexible space to accommodate everything from a banquet, convention, or trade show. The space also features entertainment aspects like TopGolf and the Hakkasan Nightclub because Las Vegas is about work and play.
If you’re attending an event at the Conference Center and have a low battery on your phone or tablet, visit the MobileQubes kiosk near the bottom of the escalators.
Phone Charging MGM Grand Las Vegas: Ride Share
If you’re leaving the resort and casino to explore the strip, or hit up the Neon Museum, you might choose a rideshare option like Lyft or Uber. The MGM Grand offers designated drop off and pickup locations for rideshares. Before you head out, make sure you have a fully charged device by stopping by the MobileQubes kiosk. Don’t miss some incredible pictures because of a low battery.
MobileQubes Phone Charging MGM Grand Las Vegas
Whether you’re a Las Vegas local or one of the millions who cannot resist the allure of Sin City, MobileQubes has you and your phone covered with the phone charging MGM Grand guests love.
MobileQubes offers a secure network of portable charging kiosks to make sure your attention stays on what matters most, not your phone battery. Our portable, rechargeable Qubes are available at any of our self-service kiosks and can be returned at your convenience to any of our locations.
Find a Qube in the MGM Grand Las Vegas or across the strip.
LAS VEGAS, Nev. -- The MGM Grand Hotel, which opened in December 1973, was built on superlatives.
Its opening was the most lavish production in the history of spectacular Las Vegas hotel debuts. The MGM Grand was billed as the biggest, most expensive and luxurious on the famed Las Vegas strip.
And, at the time it was the largest resort hotel in the world -- surpassed later by the MGM in Reno.
It was the product of two showtime communities -- Las Vegas and Hollywood -- and the vastness of the 2,100 rooms overwhelmed visitors. The building dominated theStrip skyline.
For its first full year of operation in 1974, the hotel and casino returned the highest net profits and revenues in the 50-year history of the parent corporation, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Of the company's $28.6 million net income that year, the hotel provided $22 million. Feature films accounted for the balance.
Money was spent in a veritable frenzy of extravagance to meet the needs and fantasies of tourists and gamblers.
Furniture and fixtures for the private and public rooms cost $15 million.
The hotel featured two enormous show rooms, the Ziegfeld Room and the Celebrity Room with seating capacities of 800 and 1,200.
The biggest names in show business -- Dean Martin, Mac Davis, Donna Summer, Johnny Mathes, Rich Little, Engelburt Humperdinck, Susan Anton, Suzanne Somers -- filled both rooms night after night.
Davis was currently playing the hotel but was not staying there when the fire erupted.
The hotel boasted eight major restaurants, a 140-yard long casino, billed as the world's largest, with more games than any other. It also had a motion picture theater.
When it opened, the 50,000 square feet of gaming area contained 1,000 slot machines, 10 crap tables, 45 blackjack tables, a Keno lounge for 200 and 16 poker tables.
The hotel was a throwback to the grand hotels of Europe which catered to heads of state and the very rich in the pre-World War I era. It was vaguely connected with the old MGM movie, 'Grand Hotel,' which starred Greta Garbo, Wallace Beery, Joan Crawford and John Barrymore.
Each of the 2,100 rooms had a gold star on the door in imitation of the traditional star's dressing rooms.
The guest accommodations were more than 'rooms.' Called 'petite suites,' each had a small, semi-sitting room which gave an appearance of greater size, along with sweeping panoramic views of the desert and towerng distant mountains.
Several dozen rooms had mirrored bed chambers with huge round beds. There were half a dozen Imperial Suites with five bedrooms on the top floor -- 26 stories above the ground. Imperial Suite guests, usually high rollers, got all the free booze they could drink, of course.
Names of the public rooms were taken from old MGM film properties. The Gigi was a gourmet dining room, the steak and lobster house was Barrymores' and the Italian restaurant was Caruso's.
The Grand Hotel could seat 11,000 diners at once, including 5,000 in just one convention room. It employed more than 3,000 persons.
There were virtually dozens of sleek shops on the floors beneath the casino -- furriers, florists, jewelers, ice cream parlors and high fashion boutiques.
The Grand Hotel also set standards for taste in this resort city.
Dozens of statues were hand crafted in Italy from genuine marble. Marble and wood paneling covered walls everywhere.
But the reason for the Grand Hotel's existence was gambling and the gambler's needs were foremost.
There was a special learner's casino to teach newcomers how to play blackjack, craps and roulette.
And for the big rollers, there was the private Metro Club on the 26th floor, open to members with high credit ratings only. The minimum bet was $50.
Rich gamblers could wager against the house in plush surroundings, deep pile carpets, muted lighting, drawing room furniture, gourmet buffet and fine liquors. Of course, there was no charge in the Metro Club for refreshments.