Box Office is located at North Bar at Boulevard Pool.

Entrance is on Level 3, via Boulevard Tower escalators.

From classic films to modern blockbusters, take a dip or lounge poolside as you sip on handcrafted, movie-themed cocktails and enjoy creative movie snacks under the stars. Under its new ownership, the Palms is the first Las Vegas resort to have a Native American owner.On Monday evenings, the marquee at Boulevard Pool transforms into a colossal movie screen, showing your favorite films high above The Las Vegas Strip. In 2021, Red Rock sold the resort for $650 million to the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians, which reopened it on April 27, 2022. The Palms and other Nevada casinos were closed in March 2020, amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The company launched a $620 million renovation which included new restaurants and nightclubs, but the changes failed to restore the resort's past prominence. Red Rock Resorts, the parent company of Station Casinos, purchased the Palms for $312.5 million in 2016. A $50 million renovation took place in 2012, to help reinvigorate the resort's popularity. The Maloof family retained a two-percent interest in the Palms. The Palms experienced financial difficulty during the Great Recession, and was sold in 2011, to Texas Pacific Group and Leonard Green & Partners.

Palms Place, a high-rise condo hotel, was opened on the property a year later. A music venue, the Pearl Concert Theater, was added in 2007. A Playboy Club opened in the Fantasy Tower in 2006, becoming the first such club to open in several decades. The resort also includes a movie theater, which has hosted several film premieres.

A recording studio was also added, making the Palms the first casino resort to include such a facility. A second hotel structure, the 40-story Fantasy Tower, was opened in 2005.

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