Project Descriptions for Resorts World Las Vegas and Related Developments

Significant Projects Resorts World Las Vegas — In 2013, the Genting Group purchased the 87-acre, former Echelon site on the northern end of the Strip for $350 million. Branded Resorts World, the planned Chinese Village-themed, four-phased mega-resort broke ground June 2015 with opening planned in 2018. Construction of Phase | on the multi-phased project is planned for 3,000-rooms, 22-villas, 3,500-gaming machines, a 100,000-square-foot casino/gaming floor, 500,000-square-foot convention center, dozens of dining options, more than 15-retail stores, a center bar with live entertainment, a 50,000-square-foot, 58-foot tall exotic aquarium, and the highest observation deck and sky park in the city. Subsequent phases will add additional hotel rooms, gaming space, convention center space, a Great Wall of China replica, a live panda exhibit, an indoor water park, a bowling alley, a movie theater, and a 4,200-seat rotating theater. Wyndham Desert Blue Time Share — The 19-story, 281-unit timeshare on Twain Avenue just west of Interstate 15 opened in July 2015. The Park by MGM - The Park is currently under construction between and around New York-New York and Monte Carlo. The eight-acre site will feature natural desert landscaping, cobblestone walkways, and several unique water features. Man-made structures will proved shade during the day and will light up at night. The outdoor space will feature live entertainment, patio style seating throughout, ample shopping and indoor/outdoor dining options. This new venue between New York-New York and Monte Carlo will connect The Park with the new Arena, and both will open concurrently in the spring of 2016. —— ~ HOU S) E OVERSIGHT 018 — ~ 775