Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino announces partnership with Las Vegas Aces
Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino recently announced a partnership with The Las Vegas Aces, one of the WNBA’s original franchises.
In addition to sponsoring featured segments during locally broadcast Aces games this season, Westgate Las Vegas will allow fans to take part in in-game slot machine activations and is the presenting partner of one of the Aces 11 exclusive home game giveaways in 2025.
“We are proud to partner with the Las Vegas Aces, an incredible team that embodies excellence, determination, and the spirit of our great city,” said Cami Christensen, President and General Manager of Westgate Las Vegas. “From back-to-back WNBA championships to their commitment to community outreach and empowering young athletes, the remarkable women on and around this team continue to break barriers and inspire future generations. We are passionate about supporting excellence both on and off the court, and this partnership is a perfect match. We look forward to celebrating the Aces’ ongoing success and creating unforgettable experiences for their fans.”
“We are excited about the partnership with Westgate Las Vegas,” said Nikki Fargas, President of the Las Vegas Aces. “The two-time WNBA champion Aces put the finest basketball talent on the court while producing the best fan experience in the league, and that mirrors what Westgate Las Vegas does for locals and visitors alike – from the moment a guest steps on the Westgate Las Vegas property, they are treated with excellence in dining, entertainment, gaming and overall guest experience.”
The Las Vegas Aces trace their lineage to the Beehive State where they began life as the Utah Starzz. The franchise relocated to San Antonio in 2003, before moving to the Sports & Entertainment Capital of the World prior to the 2018 season. Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis purchased the team in 2021, and Aces fans were rewarded with back-to-back WNBA Championships in 2022 and 2023, becoming the first WNBA team in more than two decades to repeat as champions. The 2022 team also became the first major professional sports franchise to bring a championship to the state of Nevada.
In addition to the Aces success on the court, they have been equally successful in their off-court endeavors. In March 2022, the team moved into a 50,000 square foot headquarters—the first complex built solely for use by a WNBA team. In March 2024, Las Vegas became the first WNBA franchise to sell out its season ticket allotment as well as the first to sell out the entirety of the season, and the Aces are on track to pack the house for all their home games again in 2025.
