Clark County Approves Hard Rock's Plan to Redirect Mirage

After the 2021 acquisition of The Mirage, a legendary casino located in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip, casino giant Hard Rock International is making continuous progress with plans to rebrand its iconic properties. As reported by the Las Vegas Review-Journal (LVRJ), the operator's design plan to remodel the existing swimming pool and divert an additional 1.2 million square feet into new live performance venues and retail and ballroom space was approved by the city planning authority, the Clark County Board.

Design plan approved by county officials:

The move by county officials comes after they previously approved Hard Rock's plan to replace Mirage's landmark volcanic attraction with other shaped towers, according to reports. According to the LVRJ, the plan involved changing the landscape of the strip, so it had to be approved by the competent authorities. The Clark County Commission approved a trademark change and a development plan for a 660-foot-tall hotel tower under the podium in early 2023 to obtain the latest expansion plan approval.

The 1.2 million-square-foot expansion includes additional hotel towers that will bring about far-reaching changes, according to LVRJ. The design reportedly focuses on the development of new casino areas, retail spaces, restaurants, clubs, and outdoor leisure areas. The Clark County Board reportedly approved the design review without discussion on November 8, 2023. Hard Rock International's vertical Hard Rock Las Vegas appears to have exclusively focused on the steps it has taken in the process leading to planned developments, sources said, as the company did not provide information on when construction could begin.  카지노사이트 순위

Scope of Extensions and Remodeling:

Hard Rock officials will remove existing facilities and some existing pool structures, such as Secret Garden and Dolphin Habitat, to allow remodeling of more than 45,000 square feet of swimming pool and adjacent spaces, according to a report by LVRJ. They will also reportedly expand the existing theater by 70,000 square feet, expand the retail area by 6,500 square feet, and add several amenities, such as 60,000 square feet of ballroom space.

Once the work is completed, the casino area will reportedly be expanded from 94,000 square feet to 174,000 square feet. In addition, the convention space will increase to 283,000 square feet as theater capacity almost doubles to 6,265 seats. The number of food and beverage stores will increase to 21, and other amenities will also be tailored to the expansion plan.