The story starts with a passport.
Picture this. It’s Thursday night and you walk into Sunset Amphitheater in Henderson. Someone hands you a VIP passport, and it’s not the airport kind. This one gets you into ten restaurants, all set up in one place, all serving the happy hour hits they’re famous for. You wander from station to station like a food festival, and the only line you stand in is the one for the next item on the menu. Every guest gets to try every item, so there’s enough for everyone.
That’s The Biggest Happy Hour in Las Vegas, our National Happy Hour Day celebration with Station Casinos. Ten restaurants. 23 happy hour hits. One ticket for $85, which works out to under $4 for every bite and sip.
Here’s the catch. We capped it at 800 locals, so it’s big enough to be The Biggest and small enough to feel like a VIP night. When the tickets are gone, they’re gone. Read the whole story below, then grab yours.
Jump to: Chapter 1 Sunset Station · Chapter 2 Green Valley Ranch · Chapter 3 Boulder Station · The After Party · Questions
The Night, Start to Finish
5 PM to 7 PM: Ten stations outside at Sunset Amphitheater. Food and drinks the whole way.
7:30 PM: Prize drawing inside at Gaudi Bar. $1,000 in prizes for 10 winners.
8 PM: The after party at Stoney’s Sunset.
Where: Sunset Amphitheater at Sunset Station, 1301 W Sunset Rd, Henderson
When: Thursday, November 12
Tickets: $85 per person, capped at 800 locals
Ages: 21 and over
The $1,000 Prize Drawing
Bring your Station Casinos Boarding Pass card, or sign up for one at the event, and you get one drawing ticket. Pick up your entry inside the venue. The drawing happens around 7:30 PM at the Gaudi Bar and pit area. Ten winners share $1,000 in prizes: four winners get $25 Station Casinos gift cards, two get $50 gift cards, two get $100 gift cards, one gets $100 in Free Slot Play or One Time Promotional Chips, and one gets $500 in Free Slot Play or One Time Promotional Chips. Winners must be present and claim their prize at Player Services within 24 hours.
Chapter 1: Home Field
Sunset Station is the host, so we start at home. Four stations, and one of them doesn’t even have a happy hour. See all Sunset Station happy hours.
The Oyster Bar
From: Sunset Station
On your passport: Miyagi Oysters, New England Clam Chowder
The longtime locals favorite behind the late night Hurricane Happy Hour. Fresh oysters and a bowl of chowder is how you open a story.
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Pasta Cucina
From: Sunset Station
On your passport: Shrimp Scampi, Sausage and Peppers
The kitchen behind the 8 for $8 at 8 happy hour brings Italian American comfort in bite sized form.
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Sonoma Cellar
From: Sunset Station
On your passport: Sliders, Prime Beef Meatball
Prime beef, two ways. The meatball comes with a broiled Mornay sauce that deserves its own thank you note.
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Gaudi Bar
From: Sunset Station
On your passport: Sangria Rojo
Gaudi Bar doesn’t have an official happy hour, which makes this the bonus round. Rioja red wine, Spanish brandy, fresh berries and citrus. It’s also where we draw the prize winners at 7:30.
Chapter 2: Green Valley Ranch Rolls In
Three kitchens from Green Valley Ranch are making the trip to Sunset Station so you don’t have to. Tacos, sushi and Italian, all on one passport. That’s $85 for ten happy hours, and there are only 800 spots. See all Green Valley Ranch happy hours.
Borracha Mexican Cantina
From: Green Valley Ranch
On your passport: Steak Street Tacos, Chicken Taquitos, Classic Margarita
Steak tacos, crispy taquitos and a classic margarita. A full Taco Tuesday, delivered on a Thursday.
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Bottiglia Cucina and Enoteca
From: Green Valley Ranch
On your passport: Caprese Skewers, Meatballs, Italian Red Wine
A Henderson favorite sends caprese skewers, meatballs in San Marzano sauce and a glass of Italian red. Classy, easy and exactly how a night like this should feel.
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Blue Ribbon
From: Green Valley Ranch
On your passport: Chicken Yakitori Skewers, Spicy Tuna Hand Rolls, Kyoto Old Fashioned
The sushi stop. Hand rolls, skewers and a Kyoto Old Fashioned, which is a very good way to end a plate of spicy tuna.
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Chapter 3: Boulder Station Brings the Heat
Three more kitchens, a lot of crunch, and a birria situation. Do the math: 10 restaurants, 23 hits, $85. Then do the checkout. See all Boulder Station happy hours.
The Broiler
From: Boulder Station
On your passport: Bacon Wrap Shrimp, Crispy Calamari
Seafood with a crunch and a little bacon. No notes.
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Leticia’s Cocina and Cantina
From: Boulder Station
On your passport: Shrimp Ceviche, Birria Esquite, House Crafted Margarita
Shrimp ceviche in a crispy corn bowl, street corn topped with beef birria, and a margarita with a Tajin rim. This is the station where you stop saying “just one more.”
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GameOn
From: Boulder Station
On your passport: Loaded Steak Nacho, Salted Pretzel Skewer
Steak nachos and a pretzel skewer with queso. Game day food, no game required.
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Epilogue: The After Party
The story doesn’t end when the stations close. At 7:30 we draw the prize winners inside Gaudi Bar. Then at 8, walk a few steps to Stoney’s Sunset for the after party. Event guests get free admission, $6 drink specials and half off domestic and import beers, plus the southern hospitality only Stoney’s does. Heads up: Stoney’s has three locations. This is the newest one, inside Sunset Station.
Stoney’s Sunset
From: Stoney’s Sunset at Sunset Station
When: Thursday, November 12 at 8 PM
Event guests get: Free admission, $6 drink specials, half off domestic and import beers
The Biggest Happy Hour Map
Official map and menus from Sunset Station.
Questions About The Biggest Happy Hour
What is The Biggest Happy Hour?
It’s our National Happy Hour Day celebration with Station Casinos. Ten restaurants set up food festival style stations at Sunset Station and serve 23 of their best happy hour items. Every guest gets a VIP passport to visit each station and try every item.
When and where is it?
Thursday, November 12 from 5 PM to 7 PM at Sunset Amphitheater at Sunset Station, 1301 W Sunset Rd, Henderson.
Is this a 21 and over event?
Yes. The Biggest Happy Hour is for guests 21 and over.
How much are tickets?
Tickets are $85 per person. That’s ten restaurants and 23 happy hour hits, or under $4 for every item. Capacity is capped at 800 locals, so when they’re gone, they’re gone. Buy tickets here.
Which restaurants are serving?
From Sunset Station: The Oyster Bar, Pasta Cucina, Sonoma Cellar and Gaudi Bar. From Green Valley Ranch: Borracha Mexican Cantina, Bottiglia Cucina and Enoteca, and Blue Ribbon. From Boulder Station: The Broiler, Leticia’s Cocina and Cantina, and GameOn.
How does the prize drawing work?
Guests with a Station Casinos Boarding Pass card, or who sign up for one at the event, get one drawing ticket. Ten winners share $1,000 in prizes at around 7:30 PM at Gaudi Bar. Winners must be present and claim their prize at Player Services within 24 hours.
Is there an after party?
Yes. The after party starts at 8 PM at Stoney’s Sunset inside Sunset Station, a few steps from Gaudi Bar. Event guests get free admission, $6 drink specials and half off domestic and import beers.
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