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Fontainebleau Las Vegas to host movie nights at its pool

The newest resort on the Las Vegas Strip is hosting summer movie nights at its pool.

According to a news release, starting in May, Fontainebleau Las Vegas will host “Oasis Cinema Club,” a new poolside movie series.

Starting Sunday, May 5, and running through Sunday, Sept. 1, Fontainebleau says both hotel guests and Las Vegas locals alike can enjoy a lineup of classic comedies, blockbusters, and family favorites on an outdoor projection screen at the resort’s six-acre pool deck.

According to the release, admission is $5 for locals and free for hotel guests with valid room key. Daybeds and cabanas are also available.

Doors for the movies open at 7 p.m. with showings beginning at 8 p.m. The schedule of Sunday movies is as follows:

  • Coco | May 5
  • Mamma Mia! | May 12
  • Encanto | May 19
  • Barbie | May 26
  • Mean Girls | June 2
  • Ted | June 9
  • Finding Nemo | June 16
  • The Super Mario Bros. Movie | June 23
  • Crazy Rich Asians | June 30
  • Top Gun: Maverick | July 7
  • Father of the Bride (1991) | July 14
  • The Secret Life of Pets | July 21
  • Jerry Maguire | July 28
  • Black Panther | August 4
  • Luca | August 11
  • Pretty Woman | August 18
  • Meet the Fockers | August 25
  • Grease | September 1

Fontainebleau says that as part of the experience, the resort has curated a special Oasis Cinema Club menu, featuring “elevated twists on beloved movie concession classics.” Among the offerings: Churro Bites & Fudge; flavored popcorn specials; the Waffle Fry Cone; and sliders.

To purchase tickets and for more information, visit: fontainebleaulasvegas.com/oasis-cinema-club.

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