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Sound of Your Stay at Hard Rock in Tulsa14 September 2019(PRESS RELEASE) -- Visitors can rock-out or just tune-in and listen with complimentary record players and Fender guitars in Tahoe as Hard Rock Hotel & Casino - Tulsa spins into fall with the Sound of Your Stay program. The exclusive audio experience for hotel guests can transport guests onto an imaginary stage or into the front row to a concert of their choice with playing guitars picks, wax vinyl records, as well as creating personalized sound tracks in the comfort of their hotel room. With picks, guests can reserve their choice of one of 10 Fender guitars, which come with Nixon headphones and a Fender Mustang floor amplifier, to create a pop-up studio right in your own guest room while respecting the privacy of neighbors with headphones that plug into the amps. Novice rockers can take advantage of in-room video lessons or just start strumming. Or plug in the jack, drop the needle and get ready to lift off into another world with wax®, a curated selection of vinyl and Crosley record players. Guests can borrow from a collection of quintessential vinyl records including Journey, Bob Dylan, AC/DC, Miles Davis, Michael Jackson, Jonny Cash and Pink Floyd. “Music drives us, feeds our spirit, and inspires our lives,” said Brandie Warr, director of resort marketing. “The stage is set for a concert in the plush confines of your room and will make our music fanatics feel like rock stars when visiting Lake Tahoe.” Through tracks guests can develop a personalized playlist synced with the hotel key card prior to arrival. Music buffs can download expertly curated music with favorite songs and artists to amplify their Hard Rock Hotel stay. During Tahoe’s secret season specials will leaf guests with an array of colorful savings, including the Fall Weekend Getaway with 15% off best available rate plus a $40 resort credit, or Fall in Love package with a stay in a suite and a $100 resort credit. |