Holy Crap, Lucky Dragon Hotel & Casino Las Vegas Could Actually Be a Thing

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  Bachelor August 19, 2015

  I am offering the domain names LuckyDragonCasinoHotel.com and LuckyDragonHotelCasino.com for $1,000 USD. Andrew didn't want them :-/

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  boulder steve August 11, 2015

  Hope its successful. I prefer smaller hotel/casinos..easier parking and better customer service

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  C_Murder August 10, 2015

  Thanks for the update on this project. Future Vegas is my favorite topic. Any update on construction progress for Resorts World? I know they broke ground in May but I can't find anything on wether they are actually in full construction mode.

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  boulder steve August 11, 2015

  Drove by last week and did not notice any activity

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  Scott Roeben August 12, 2015

  Don't play into my skepticism! I was trying to get onboard. ")

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  MMAster August 9, 2015

  For some of you who don't know, This is a niche hotel specifically targeting the Asian market

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  Quina Aparicio August 9, 2015

  Those would be its claims, but in fact it is a very tiny resort to attract guests from Asian market. In addition, they should have partners in the home market to sell there the product. Bellagio, Wynn. or even Caesars can attract Asian customers if they propose. And of course, the next RWLV. But this tiny resort, I doubt. Finally, it will fight to attract local customers. It is a really nice project and possibly it will a success.

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  MMAster August 9, 2015

  understood, ...Their bottom line will be a fraction of the mega resorts. Their concept could be successful,.. but obviously only if their execution is there. (with all that said, I'm not holding my breath that they can pull this off)

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  JeffinOKC August 8, 2015

  @Todd Sterling: No, it is not near the monorail. It is (I think) to the west of The World's Largest Gift Shop, or whatever it's called.

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  Todd Sterling August 8, 2015

  I could see this happening in old Vegas, but come on 200 rooms and it is slightly off the strip? Is it right at the exit of the monorail right behind SLS? Maybe if it is right at the end of the monorail it will generate good foot traffic. Still don't know how a small casino could survive down there.

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  Scott Roeben August 9, 2015

  It's west of Las Vegas Blvd, across from the Rock in Rio site. Yeah, awkward location and no foot traffic whatsoever.

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  jbkayaker12 August 8, 2015

  It's just a matter of time when those slum lords start selling their properties. As a matter of fact, one lot is already in the market. Also, the Lucky Dragon contractors has occupied a vacant lot across the street from the under-construction hotel. Who knows perhaps the developer already own the lot.

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  Quina Aparicio August 7, 2015

  This is a good project in a bad location. It's a shame that the owners of frontline plots Strip have not had this initiative. A project like this on the Strip would be a success.

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  Scott Roeben August 9, 2015

  Odd location, but they might be appealing to a niche audience and feel confident they can draw them. Any new casino on the north end of The Strip is a welcome addition.

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