NGC Gives Resorts World Las Vegas Final Approval To Open Next Month
The COVID-19 pandemic put a huge dent in gaming revenues as Las Vegas casinos were forced to shut down for an extended period of time and when they did open, they were only allowed to operate at a limited casino.
Nevada lifted restrictions in May 2021 and the Vegas gaming market will get a big boost from the opening of the new Resorts World Las Vegas casino resort.
Resorts World Las Vegas which is operated by the Malaysian based Genting Group confirmed that it had received approval from the Nevada Gaming Commission (NGC) to officially open its doors to the public on June 24 after getting NGCB Approval earlier this month. The approval was a formality after the gaming regulator praised Resorts World Las Vegas for developing an impressive casino resort and complying with gaming regulations.
The Genting Group pumped in over $4.3 billion into Resorts World Las Vegas which is situated at the former location of the Stardust and covers 88 acres. The Genting Group has plans to develop a second phase of the casion resort in the future as there is lots of space that is still untouched.
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The casino floor will cover over 117,000 square feet and have over 3200 slot machines. The convention center at the resort will cover over 250,000 square feet. Apart from an impressive array of gaming activities, the non-gaming section is also very impressive. The Genting Group’s policy is for Resorts World Las Vegas to focus on non-gaming activities.
Non-Gaming Activities On Offer
There are 3 luxury hotels at this property which include Conrad, Hilton and Crocfords which offer a combined 3500 guest rooms. There are 40 restaurants and bars that include a mix of different cuisines and styles that will keep guests entertained on a 24/7 basis. If you are looking to relax, you can pamper yourself at the spa which covers 27,000 square feet.
The swimming pool complex at the resort is very impressive as it covers over 222,000 square feet in total and includes and infinity pool. The retail space is also impressive covering 70,000 square feet, showcasing some of the best luxury brands in the world.
There is also hi tech theatre that can seat up to 5,000 and is expected to host some of the biggest names in the industry which include Celine Dion and Blake Shelton.
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