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How Much Does It Cost To Be A High Roller At The Fontainebleau?

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August 17, 2011 at 9:13 AM | by | Comments (0)

What do Jay-Z, Pitbull, Dwayne Wade and LeBron's mom have in common? They all love the Fontainebleau—and, in the case of Jay and Pitbull, don't mind dropping some major cash there.

Dwayne Wade's Fantasy Camp may be going down at the Miami Beach hotel this weekend, but there's even bigger fish in this pond. It is reported that Jay-Z blew $250,000 on champagne for his Watch the Throne release party. And $50,000 in tips at Scarpetta, where he noshed on posh Italian with his entourage. We shudder to think what kind of numbers were on his room folio.

Does money run through your fingers like water? Then Fontainebleau has something for you, too. Currently, the Labor Day weekend with Pitbull is offering a range of packages—from 'Fan' to 'VIP' all the way up to 'High Roller.'

Each option gets you accommodation at the hotel, two passes to a private performance by Pitbull on Sunday, September 4, access for two into the Voli lounge throughout Labor Day weekend, complimentary valet, and a 2pm late checkout, which you will need after all that Voli.

The VIP and High Roller choices also secure guests a meet-and-greet op with Pitbull, and High Rollers also get better access at the show.

The 'deals' start at $399 a night, but that's for three nights, and there is a two-night minimum. The most expensive option is the $749-a-night (for two nights) High Roller package.

That's still quite a few dollar-dollar bills short of Jay-Z style cash. But we're sure any aspiring Hovas can make up for that with a lil' bottle service at LIV.

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