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Make Thanksgiving Plans Now: With Ricky Martin at the Fontainebleau

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September 23, 2011 at 9:25 AM | by | Comments (0)

The joint was Pitbull's on Labor Day weekend, but Thanksgiving calls for an entirely different mood. That's why it will be Ricky Martin lighting up the Fontainebleau on November 26.

Just as it was with Pitbull, the Vegas-style mega-hotel has put together a slick menu of fan packages, tailored to your level of love for Ricky. The cheapest option is $329 a night, based on a three-night stay in a standard room, and including two general admission tickets to the concert, access to an open-bar hour, and a 'Bleau Live Fan amenity'.

But for those who want to get much, much closer to Ricky's bon bon, the VIP package starts at $799 a night and comes with two passes to the meet and greet on Friday, November 25. This option also upgrades your stay to a one-bedroom suite.

According to the New York Post, this will be Ricky's last concert before he moves to NYC for his role as Che in Evita on Broadway. It's also one of the first times we've heard about Ricky performing (rather than just being a regular dad) in months and months.

Is it OK to admit that we're kinda loving the idea of spending Thanksgiving with Ricky? C'mon, 'fess up: you really want to be living la vida loca, too. Beats watching your cousins perform their piano recital in your grandma's rec room. Plus, it's the perfect excuse to wear white well after Labor Day. See you there!

[Hotel photo: HotelChatter]

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