Resorts World Las Vegas Construction Tour – Almost Time To Open & So Much Is Unfinished! 😳

What's missing? Tram. There's a need for transportation between casinos.

Ate at the McDonalds many times when I stayed at either the Stardust or Westward Ho.

The “just a regular” Hilton cracked me up. I’m excited for that area. I feel the southern end of the strip has gotten lazy. The new stadium area they have planned will be a cool addition. The North will be the new shiny object everyone wants to see. I do hope, this will continue to develop, almost incentivized approach to revitalize downtown past Tony’s vision. Would love that area to get the same facelift these other properties get.

I’m heading to Virgin this weekend to check that since they are “open” open this time.

Is the food court opening on 2 weeks too?

Thanks for sharing this – as a Hilton Brand Loyalist, I have feelings of pride to see this come to life!

Thanks for the tour, Nice work!

gonna be visiting in September and I'm pretty excited! I've never stayed at a resort before let alone a mega resort. Thanks for the tour man

very exciting cant wait ty for the video

I remember that unfinished steel structure being there since Echelon Place, probably 2007 ish.

I can see that screen from my home in Iron Mountain Ranch, far North Jones. It’s visible from almost anywhere in the valley.

$8 Coronas

Still enjoy those Circus Circus coin machines …classic!

I love all the big trees and the grass areas! thank you for showing us around the new hotel! I actually was going to go see the progress but now I don’t need too 🙂 i’m very excited to go!!

The sci-fi movie Blade Runner, 1982, had huge video displays on high rise buildings, similar to RW.

Im working on the wallcoverings and the views from the awesome rooms are spectacular!

It seems much ado about something that should be low key at this juncture. I can definitly wait at Circa as the project comes to fruit.

Conrads are strange in the USA. Conrad Hilton spun off Hilton's international hotels, resulting in Hilton USA not being able to use the Hilton name outside the USA. Hilton USA's solution to the naming issue was starting a new world-wide brand, called Conrad. So for about 10 years, Conrads were only international properties. Conrads in the USA are generally considered 5star, but not as lavish as the ones overseas. I like Conrads because they aren't as stuffy as Waldorf-Astoria properties. Actually 550 sq ft room is large, even for a Conrad. There is your history of Conrad. Crockfords is whole other ballgame. I am not sure that brand will do well in Vegas. Another thing, there is a distinctive Asian flavor, especially in the restaurants offered. While there is a large US Asian population that could, very well, fill this resort to capacity. I am not so sure that having 80% Asian food is a good choice. On the Resorts World website, there is no steak house. This is Genting's second foray into the American market, the first was a casino in NYC. Beyond all the glitz and glamour, is this super huge property going to make it?

It seems like if you're prfofeasion is in construction you have a job for life in Las Vegas
So many new places being built.

That building could be a TKTS / tix4tonight same day discount show tickets.

Can't wait. I heard we can use crypto currency here via SPEDN (AMP token/Flexa Network).

The building next to McDonald's you speculated as a discount tickets booth, has signage on it now. Its a LVMPD Volunteer Information Station. I'm sure you have seen the older folks in the yellow shirts walking around the strip in packs. Think they dub it something like Tourist Information and Assistance Service.