Las Vegas Sands (LVS) has again marked a momentous occasion, breaking ground in its new $8 billion ‘ultra-luxurious resort and entertainment destination in Singapore’.
Speaking at the ceremony, Singapore’s Prime Minister Lawrence Wong noted that “I’m glad that this partnership has flourished, and even happier that we are now taking it to the next level”.
The Marina Bay Sands expansion project includes a 55-storey, 570-suite hotel tower, complete with dining, luxury retail, gaming and spa and wellness amenities. A key feature is the 76,000-square foot Skyloop podium – with an observatory, F&B and rooftop gardens, alongside infinity pools and cabanas. The property is also scheduled to feature a 15,000-seat arena.
Speaking at the event, LVS Chairman Rob Golstein noted that “It’s its own creation, its own venture, and something far different than what Marina Bay Sands has become”.
The expansion project is scheduled for competition in 2030, aiming to further cement LVS’ imprint on the tourism skyline of the Merlion city.
