The debut of these three properties generated excitement, drawing both repeat visitors and new tourists on an international scale. They also provided expanded convention space and hotel rooms at a time when Las Vegas needed it most.
This expansion sparked a ripple effect throughout the local hospitality industry, accelerating what was then called the 'non-gaming experience.' Today, this concept has evolved into what we now know as the 'integrated resort experience.'
Economically, these new properties brought in an additional 13,000 jobs, along with 350,000 square feet of casino gaming space and 500,000 square feet of convention space.
Since opening their doors, these properties have been an important part of the poker world, hosting major tournament events like the World Poker Tour and others throughout the year.
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