Fontainebleau Rewards Launches Experience Collection in Vegas

What You Can Actually Redeem For

The list runs longer and weirder than the standard free-buffet loyalty tier, which is the point. Dream Racing and Exotics Racing let you drive something with 600 horsepower at a track instead of just looking at one in a showroom. Maverick Helicopters and FlyOver Las Vegas cover the flying-over-the-desert crowd. Black Canyon Kayak Tour with Transportation and the RZR Extreme Hidden Valley Primm Tours are for people who want to leave the Strip entirely for a few hours.

Then there’s the stuff that’s very specifically Vegas: The Neon Museum, Machine Guns Vegas, BLACKOUT Dining in the Dark, and the AREA15 trio — Universal Horror Unleashed, the John Wick Experience, and Omega Mart. Add in Allegiant Stadium tours, Grand Canyon West Rim and Hoover Dam bus tours, GoCar Tours, Big Bus Night Tours, Arte Museum, Café on the Strip, and Vegas Views, and you’ve got a menu that covers pretty much every category of “things visitors ask a local about.”

The redemption ratio is 2:1, meaning it takes two Bleau Points for every dollar of experience value. Fontainebleau frames this as turning the rewards program into “a gateway to the very best of Las Vegas,” according to Kevin Sweet, the resort’s senior vice president of slot marketing and operations. No other resort loyalty program on the Strip has built a structured points-for-off-property-experiences system quite like this one. Caesars Rewards and MGM Rewards will comp you rooms, shows, and dining across their own portfolios, but neither has a curated third-party experience marketplace built into the redemption menu the way Fontainebleau just did.

Why Opening Table Games to Bleau Points Matters

Loyalty programs at Strip resorts have trained a generation of players to think slots are where the real rewards action is. Theoretical loss on a slot machine is easy to track electronically, table games less so, which is part of why so many properties historically weighted their tiers toward slot play. Fontainebleau opening Bleau Points to table games from day one closes that gap for blackjack, baccarat, and other table players who were previously earning nothing toward tier status or these new experience redemptions, no matter how much time they spent at the felt.

Combined with the Experience Collection, a table games regular can now build toward a helicopter tour or a supercar lap the same way a slot player always could. That said, table game tracking still depends on rated play and dealer input rather than a machine logging every spin automatically, so don't expect the earn rate to feel identical to slots. Still, the door being open at all is the change worth noting.

Fontainebleau opened on the Strip and picked up a 2025 MICHELIN One Key distinction, and this expansion is the resort's first real move to make its rewards program feel bigger than its own footprint. The full list of program benefits is posted on Fontainebleau's official site, and the resort has also detailed the launch through its own newsroom coverage.

If you’re already staying at Fontainebleau and playing table games, there’s no reason not to enroll now that points actually accumulate from that play. If you're not staying there but gamble around the Strip anyway, the Experience Collection is worth a look purely as a discount mechanism for things like Grand Canyon tours or helicopter rides that otherwise run full retail through their own booking sites.