On Wednesday July 25, 2012, Caesars Entertainment announced that it has received the Amusement and Transportation System (ATS) permit from Clark Country Neveda. This permit is the ‘final’ green-light Caesars needed to fully constructs all the elements that will create “The High Roller”. The observation wheel, (read: big ferris wheel) will be the largest one in the world. Larger than
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Las Vegas, and… Jobs? The Linq will be providing a massive injection into the economy of Las Vegas and the western United States. It’s construction will bring 3000 construction jobs to Las Vegas, and 1500 permanent jobs once its complete. The Linq, will be an outdoor retail and dining space that is costing Caesars Entertainment over 550 Million Dollars. The
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The High Roller Linq Currently under construction, behind where O’Sheas used to be, this will be where people get on and off the massive observation wheel.Eventually it will look like: More on ‘The High Roller” (yes, it will be a massive ferris wheel), can be read here.
Opening April 1, 2012, The Flamingo will see “Center Cut Steakhouse” open in their fabulous Casino & Hotel. Center Cut Steakhouse will replace The Burger Joint near the sportsbook and the Tropical Breeze Cafe. The new upscale steakhouse joins the Flamingo at a very exciting time, as Caesars Entertainment ramps up the extensive upgrades to the Flamingo to coincide with
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The Margaritaville Casino at the Flamingo is now open! Located right beside the Margaritaville Restaurant, the Margaritaville Casino at the Flamingo in Las Vegas offers 22 gaming tables, 220 slot machines, and of course, a “5 O’Clock Somewhere” bar. The Room keys at the flaming, and their new players cards feature “Play In Paradise” cards with a tropical image promoting
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A date has not been set, but O’Sheas is going to be demolished to make way for the new $550 million “Linq” being constructed by Caesars Entertainment. No more Beer Pong, but we can image Linq will provide much, MUCH more. Caesars is expecting some of Linq’s attractions to be available in 2013, so it would be a safe bet
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It is the largest ‘wheel’ in the world at 550 feet and will be called “The High Roller”. It will be 9 feet taller than the Singaport Flyer and will be 107 feet larger than the London Eye. Caesars’ executives have suggested a sub-$20 per person cost to ride the observation wheel, and the first riders are expected to board
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Project Linq is a new development by Caesars Entertainment. It will cost $550 million, and is expected to be completed in 2 years.