In a shift from tradition, the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas will join the New Year's Eve fireworks display for the first time, breaking new ground as the first venue off the famed Strip to participate in the event. According to News 3 Las Vegas, the resort will be an addition to the synchronized fireworks show, which is a key part of the "America's Party 2026" celebration. The display is produced by Fireworks By Grucci, an esteemed name in the pyrotechnics industry.
Palms Casino Resort will also be hosting its own New Year's Eve event named KAOS, a ticketed celebration that will offer guests an unobstructed view of the fireworks from the resort's pool deck. "We are incredibly honored that Palms Casino Resort will be the first off-Strip property to host pyrotechnics for America’s Party 2026," Laura De La Cruz, Assistant General Manager of Palms Casino Resort, told News 3 Las Vegas. Guests are invited to partake in the festivities for a $50 fee, which includes access to the event and prime fireworks viewing.
The Palms' participation is also notable as the property is the only resort in Las Vegas that is owned and operated by a Native American tribe. As reported by 8 News Now, Palms brings a unique cultural addition to the city's vibrant New Year's celebration. The event at KAOS not only presents an opportunity for locals and visitors to witness the spectacular fireworks but also showcases the resort's commitment to cultural diversity and inclusion.
De La Cruz also emphasized the excitement and electricity anticipated for the evening, as well as the convenience of complimentary parking provided for guests joining the celebration. "It’s going to be an electric night—and we’re excited to welcome both locals , and visitors with free parking to celebrate with us," she said in a statement obtained by News 3 Las Vegas. Tickets are currently available for purchase, with additional options for VIP packages and room bookings. For more information on reservations and tickets, those interested may visit News 3 Las Vegas and 8 News Now.
