Resorts World Las Vegas Is Coming

After what seems like an eternity, the Vegas strip will be seeing a new jewel this summer as Resorts World Las Vegas is finally hitting the end of its mammoth build. With a more than $4 billion investment over the last 8 years, not only will this be the newest and biggest property in Las Vegas, but it will also house one the United States’ largest LED screens to really help it blend in.

If you can’t make it to the June 24^th opening, fear not. New casinos online can still fill your void and you can find new online casinos Canada here, whilst you ride out the last of the pandemic. But if you’re looking for a bit of glitz and glamour to look forward to this year, here’s a little taster of what’s awaiting you.

Accommodation

It’s going to be a monster! 3,500 rooms and suites will be managed by the Hilton Hotels brand, spread over three of their different chains to offer guests plenty of variation and style in their rooms. The majority will be available through Las Vegas Hilton with plenty of panache coming from Conrad Las Vegas. And it wouldn’t be Vegas without being a little over the top, which is where 236 Crockfords Las Vegas LXR top-of-the-line suites will come into play.

Food and Beverage

Like all good resorts, a little choice never goes a miss, so when Resorts World first mentioned that over 40 different dining and bar options would be made available, eyes lit up. The choices will be varied covering some casual options like Mulberry Pizzeria Street of Beverly Hills and El Cabron Tacos, through to complete dining experiences.

Their signature restaurants for those looking for some finer fare will be predominantly Asian influenced, but with something for everyone. Viva by Ray Garcia offers some of the best Latin cuisine around from Esquire’s Chef of Year. Genting Palace will serve the best Dim Sum and Cantonese food around and those looking for a little taste of Japan will find incredible sushi and teppanyaki at the renowned Kusa Nori.

Bars and Nightlife

Zouk Las Vegas has been designed and built to offer one of the premium nightclubs Las Vegas will have to offer. World class DJ’s like Tiësto and Zedd have already cemented their names to the club, due to open in the fall of 2021. A high input of technology across the resort will certainly see some truly awe-inspiring work here.

The Singaporean based entertainment group will also offer a handful of other options all within one entertainment complex including Ayu Dayclub, where one sip the day away, cocktail in hand.

Theatre and Convention Centre

A 5,000 capacity premium theatre will see VIP and star studded events take fold in an elite environment, from private lounges and special bars to their headline drinkery, Dawghouse Saloon and Sports bar.

Alas, the theatre will not be ready by June, nor will their 250,000 square foot banqueting space, so you’ll just have to wait until fall to check those out. Also to be waited on, the tunnel that will connect Resort World Las Vegas to the West Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Centre via Elon Musk’s underground transit system, in all electric Teslas, no less.

Pools and Spa

5.5 acres of spa and pools to make every other resort jealous, including the only infinity-edge pool on the strip. There will be seven pool experiences in total and with 27,000 square feet of elite spa experiences on hand, plenty to help your daily hangover.

Casino

And finally, what’s a Las Vegas resort without a world class casino to top it all off? With plenty of technology scattered around the entire resort, the next-generation casino floor will be 117,000 square feet of gaming pleasure. Slot machines, sportsbook, table games and dedicated poker rooms will see plenty of action and all with reward points available. The same rewards can be stacked up when you eat and drink too.

Conclusion

We said it was going to be huge and when all this comes wrapped in state-of-the-art technology including an Artificial Intelligence powered concierge and mobile check-in, it will be truly mind blowing. Bookings are open and can be found right here.

Employing over 5,000 people to help make this dream a reality has been a huge boost for Las Vegas who has felt the effects of COVD-19 more than most. So come June, let’s all dig deep into our pockets and invest in Las Vegas’ newest and best resort. What better way to wash away those pandemic blues.