Flamingo Las Vegas is set to debut its newly transformed Go Pool, signaling a pivotal shift in its approach to relaxation and leisure. Departing from the previous tropical lagoons and ornate waterfalls, the resort is pivoting towards a more modern, sophisticated aesthetic influenced by its midcentury-modern and retro-deco architecture. This initiative, according to resort officials, aims to foster a contemporary beach resort ambiance characterized by soothing pastels and earthy tones. This infusion of modernity positions the Flamingo as not just a nostalgic destination, but a fresh option for today’s discerning guests.
With a robust investment of $20 million, the overhaul of the Go Pool is not merely a facelift; it represents a groundbreaking reimagining of the pool experience. As Dan Walsh, the senior vice president and general manager of Flamingo Las Vegas stated, “This project is not a renovation; it’s a completely different pool complex.” The design philosophy behind this transformation reflects a deep understanding of customer loyalty and the evolving preferences of pool-goers. Catering exclusively to guests aged 21 and older, the new multipool complex promises to elevate the social experience at the resort.
Central to the redesigned Go Pool is a complex that includes five distinct temperature-controlled pools situated on various levels. Among the key attractions is a 30-seat swim-up bar, which is expected to become a hotspot for social interactions. Guests will also enjoy an array of luxury amenities; noteworthy inclusions are 33 VIP cabanas featuring in-water couches and daybeds, promising an intimate atmosphere. The design incorporates cool-deck surfacing for comfort, night-time illumination for a vibrant environment, and an advanced sound system tailored for dynamic entertainment experiences with DJs.
One of the striking features of the new Go Pool is the impressive 50-foot-wide “rain curtain” waterfall that flows into the main pool, creating a sensory experience that resonates with nature’s tranquility. To enhance the lush aesthetic, the pool area will be adorned with 55 palm trees and an additional 35 tree varieties, carefully transplanted from the previous Go Pool.
Complementing the unique pool experience, the reimagined menu will offer an array of innovative culinary options, including poolside bites designed for sharing, alongside refreshing cocktails, frozen daiquiris, and mojitos. This focus on culinary experiences aligns with contemporary trends emphasizing gastronomy as a core element of leisure activities.
Alongside the Go Pool enhancements, the Flamingo’s broader transformation project features new dining experiences, including restaurants like Pinky’s by Vanderpump and Gordon Ramsay Burger, reiterating the resort’s commitment to immersive and diverse offerings for its guests.
The Go Pool is designed to be inclusive, with complimentary general admission available on a first-come, first-served basis for both hotel and non-hotel guests aged 21 and older. Open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., it offers an accessibility that invites a wide audience to enjoy the sophisticated poolside atmosphere. Additionally, families can look forward to the Flamingo’s Family Pool, which stands nearby, ensuring that the resort remains a versatile destination suitable for all ages.
The reimagined Go Pool at Flamingo Las Vegas embodies a forward-thinking approach while honoring the brand’s legacy. With its modern features and a focus on guest experience, this new chapter promises to entice both loyal patrons and new visitors alike.