Resorts World Vegas ‘A Game-Changer’

Sun, Oct 19, 2014

Malaysian casino giant Genting is known for doing things big. Its Resorts World Las Vegas, no under development on the Strip, is the biggest project the city has seen in years. The sprawling $4 billion resort, with 100,000 square feet of gaming space, will open its first phase sometime next year.

Malaysia-based casino company Genting will soon being construction on a mega development in Las Vegas that could make it the “next Las Vegas game-changer,” reported the Motley Fool.??

Genting’s Asian-themed Resorts World Las Vegas is estimated to cost $4 billion. Phase one, which could open sometime next year, will include 100,000 square feet of gaming floor, 22 villas, and 45 retail and dining outlets. When it’s complete, the resort will include three hotel towers, a giant aquarium, a smaller version of the Great Wall of China, and even a live-panda exhibit. Ultimately, the resort could include a giant theme park.??

The Fool warned the massive enterprise may prosper at the expense of the other casino companies established in Las Vegas, including Wynn Resorts, MGM Resorts International, Las Vegas Sands and Caesars Entertainment.

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