Resorts World has announced an exciting collaboration with YouTube megastar MrBeast, known for his engaging challenges and large-scale giveaways. With over 347 million subscribers, MrBeast, whose real name is Jimmy Donaldson, has built a massive following on the Google-owned video platform.
MrBeast Offers Exclusive Las Vegas Experience at Resorts World
As part of this unique partnership, Resorts World is launching an exclusive three-night package from April 13-15. Guests who book in advance will receive a MrBeast-themed “mystery bag.” Reservations open on Thursday, January 30, allowing fans to secure their stay early.
The mystery bag includes exclusive branded merchandise, a $10,000 gift voucher, and access to on-site activations at Resorts World’s restaurants. This immersive experience aims to bring MrBeast’s signature excitement to Las Vegas.
Resorts World Las Vegas Chief Marketing Officer Ronn Nicolli expressed enthusiasm about the partnership: “This collaboration is innovative, unexpected, and reflects our commitment to delivering unforgettable experiences. We look forward to welcoming his fans and creating lasting memories.”
Despite his massive success, MrBeast has been targeted by scammers who falsely promote online casinos and mobile apps using his name. As of now, no official MrBeast-endorsed gambling platform exists. Fans should be cautious and avoid fraudulent links claiming otherwise.
Previously, MrBeast attempted to integrate Las Vegas into his content, planning an ambitious competition with 2,000 participants vying for a $5 million prize pool. However, a promotional shoot in July 2024 had to be scaled down to 1,000 competitors due to logistical challenges.
MrBeast Faces Legal Issues from Past Las Vegas Event
Reports surfaced about complaints from participants, citing inadequate accommodations, food, and medical care. Eventually, a class-action lawsuit was filed, alleging sexual harassment, unpaid wages, and reimbursement failures.
In response, Donaldson claimed to have behind-the-scenes footage disproving many allegations. However, he chose not to release it, stating that doing so could compromise the integrity of the Beast Games.
