How to Buy the Exact Scents Vegas Casinos Use
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A trademark feature of any Las Vegas casino is the distinctive scent that's immediately noticeable as you enter the property.
While some visitors find casino fragrances overpowering, others love the distinct scent of their favorite property.
A psychological tactic, resorts carefully select scents to support their brand image, mask unpleasant odors, and keep you gambling longer.
In Fact, a study by Dr. Alan Hirsch looked at how fragrances affected "coin-in”, or money gambled, by comparing stats from the gaming floor when scents were used vs. not.
Long story short, fragrances led to a 45.1% increase in money gambled.
Like you, I have my own favorite scents. The Cromwell was amazing, and Mandalay Bay remains a favorite.
I got to wondering - is it possible to purchase Las Vegas casino fragrances for use at home?
How to Buy Vegas Scents
Aroma Retail specializes in retail aroma systems and sells the exact scents used in Las Vegas casinos for home use.
Scents are available in a few forms, including candles, diffusing oil, and room sprays.
There are two easy ways to shop:
- Click your preferred product (candles, diffusers, etc.) below, and then select the casino's scent you want from the dropdown menu.
- Click your preferred resort scent (scroll down), then select your preferred product (candles, diffusers, etc.) associated with that scent (It's easier to shop for MGM Resorts properties this way).
- Traditional Candles: A single casino-scented candles that are hand-poured upon ordering and make for a perfect gift.
- Reed Diffusers: A single 7 oz. fragrance bottle with a replaceable cork and its own set of reeds.
- Room Sprays: Make any room smell like your favorite gaming floor with a few quick sprays.
- Fragrance Oil for use in Diffusers: For use in an electronic diffusing device you already have on hand. Aroma Retail also sells a custom diffuser (which comes with a fragrance) or a less expensive travel diffuser you can pair with discounted fragrance oil.
Vegas Casino Scents
You can also shop by scent. Click your desired casino fragrance, then select the product type you want from the dropdown (candle, diffusing oil, etc.).
Note: Aroma Retail's product pages for scents used at MGM Resorts properties no longer mention the resort name. The scent I linked to below is the exact same fragrance used at the property.
- Bellagio’s "Blue Ice" fragrance features Mediterranean Marine notes combined with cucumber, melon, rose, and lily, among others.
- Caesars Palace’s "The Empire" scent is a mixture of lemon, mandarin, jasmine, rose, and cyclamen.
- Wynn's "Asian Lily" fragrance offers a floral aroma with notes of lemon verbena, rose petals, bamboo wood, and clear musk.
- Venetian's "Arancia" fragrance is a fruity blend of orange, pear, lemon, apple blossom, ginger flower, clove, and nutmeg. The casino has used this scent since 2015.
- Mandalay Bay’s "Coconut Spice" uses coconut, banana, and pineapple to concoct this tropical ambiance.
- Mirage’s "Tropical Coco Mango" is a fragrance utilized in the casinos that combines orange, pineapple, coconut, and jasmine to keep patrons on property.
- Cosmopolitan's "Desert Breeze" scent blends fresh sea air, Tiare flower, orange blossom, and solar amber.
- Cromwell's distinctive "Allure Noire" aroma features hits of tobacco leaves, cognac, warm leather, black pepper, and nutmeg. A scent I seek out every time in Vegas.
- Flamingo's "White Cashmere" is a sweet aroma that combines elements like jasmine, tobacco flower, and ebony to create a distinct experience.
- Harrah's "Mandarin Zest" combines sparkling aldehydes, mandarin lemongrass, apple, rose, and amber wood base notes.
- LINQ's modern, clean "LINQ A" scent features Jasmine, Violet, Sandalwood, musk, and vanilla.
- Nobu's "Lemon Ginger" blends citrus, mint, sandalwood, nutmeg, incense, jasmine, and cedar.
- Aria, MGM Grand, and Luxor's "Asian Garden" blends vanilla, jasmine, lily, and tuberose.
- Vdara's "Green Fig" gives the illusion of green freshness with a blend of green leaves, fig, bergamot, pear, basil, lime, and pine notes.
- MGM Signature's "Volupta" offers a "masculine" blend of mandarin, orange zest, champaca flowers, patchouli blooms, and notes of cade oil.
- M Resort's "White Tea & Fig" combines fig, white tea, citrus, thyme, white peach, jasmine, and musk to create this casino's distinct scent.
- Crystal's "Black Orchid" offers a unique aroma of orchid, jasmine, sandalwood, peach, and vanilla.
- Station Casinos "Pacific Breeze" is used at Green Valley Ranch and offers notes of crisp calone, Sicilian bergamot, sea lily, and ocean musk to create an aroma reminiscent of the coast.
- Trump Towers' "Golden Bamboo" is a luxurious and fresh blend of melon rind, crisp bamboo, water lily, Turkish rose, and jasmine.
If you're nostalgic, Monte Carlo's former "Pomegranate and Sage" scent is still available for purchase.
As Aroma Retail offers Las Vegas casino fragrances in convenient forms, you'll find an option that works in your home or makes a gift sure to be a hit.
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I’m a former software salesman turned Vegas aficionado. While the craps table is my preferred habitat, I pull myself away to explore new attractions, shows, restaurants, and outdoor activities around Las Vegas with the intent of sharing my experiences.
Ultimately, I just want to help folks plan a better trip and save a few bucks in the process.
Oddly, for guests w/ chemical sensitivities these are hazardous to one's health. And alas, under the ADA, it can only be dealt with for employees. I think all of us should have the ability to be in scent-free places. Of course nothing masks the horrific odor of stale tobacco!
I enjoy being in places that smell good and people who smell good. It's unfortunate some people are challenged by fragrances but it's their problem and have to live with it and make appropriate choices just like all people every day make appropriate choices to deal with their own problems. We cannot possibly make every individuals or minority problem everybody else's problem. That would remove all good things in life and leave a bland stock and a carcass instead.
@Joan Eisenstodt, it’s unfortunate that you have issues.My suggestion would be you find another hobby or someplace that doesn’t please it’s majority of patrons.I’m done with “squeaky wheels” creating problems for quiet others enjoying life best they can… squeak free.
If the scent bothers people then they simply need to find a place where they are not bothered by whatever scent it is. The scents used in these casinos are far less obnoxious than perfumes and colognes that patrons visiting the casinos wear and are pleasing to the overwhelming number of patrons.
There's no reason that a private place of business should be told how they can smell under the ADA. It's unfortunate some people have chemical sensitivities, but laws trying to govern odors simply would be a giant overreach and opening a giant Pandora's Box.
What scent does the Orleans use? Would love to get that.
Where can o buy the scents from the hotels in Vegas ? Where and how much
Hey Sue! Just click the links in the article. That will take you to the purchase page.
@Sue Doherty,
AromaRetail.com has so many! I just bought a fragrance that The W uses.
THANK YOU for this article!
I found this article by searching whether or not the scent of our favorite casino could be purchased for home use. Your article did all the leg-work for me, & I was so pleased that you even provided links to purchase the scent of each of the most popular casinos.
I have recently become obsessed with perfumes & scent (there is *so much* to learn), but like you I also have a strong appreciation for tobacco, (both the flower and the leaf). After reading the casinos & the description of their scents, I've decided to purchase the Cromwell's "Allure Noir" as well as the Aria's "Asian Garden", so tyvm for that! 🙂
I can't wait to start using them in my home, (& I can't wait until everything gets back to normal {after this is all over with} when we can entertain friends again, so we see what kind of feedback we'll get).
Thanks so much for an excellent & informative article! You're aces! 💜
@xxGypsyxx, how did it go?
Thanks so much for the article. The scent at Bellagio's conservatory was intoxicating. I hope it is Blue Ice as described here and not a different, unknown scent, just for the flower area.
what about excalibur? it smelled amazing last july when i was there
This is the greatest article I've ever read, period. And Something I've constantly wondered about
Can these oils be used in soy candles?
What scent does The Park MGM use? Would love to get that.
What scent does The Treasure Island use? That smells so good and would love to get that too.
What scent does Rio Casino use? The scent by Players club vip receptionist.
@Priscilla, no idea but it is a lovely one. hopefully you find out.
What does the Delano use? It is absolutely the best in the evening. Only reason we stay there.
@Nate, The nighttime scent is black tea & fig. You can get it at Simbi Fragrance under the name 'New York at Night'
how about Hard Rock Hotel in Orlando? I hear its 'Ocean scent' but can not find it on-line. Its the best IMO
@BC, It's this scent from Simbi https://simbifragrance.com/products/ocean
Anyone know which scent they use for Excalibur?
Quiero saber que aroma es el se siente en el Planet Hollywood ,Miracle shop en cuanto entras.
We stayed at The Rio last weekend. The smell that they cleaned the room with was so good! I saw one of the maids with a white aerosol bottle that said "Fresh Scent" on it but didn't ask who it was made by. Please! If anyone knows what it is called & where I can get it, I would be so grateful. Thank you!