Wynn Al Marjan Island has announced it finished its project’s topping out, a ‘defining milestone’ for what will be the UAE’s first integrated resort.
‘Rising to 283 meters across 70 floors, the tower has now reached its highest structural concrete point just 27 months after foundation works began. When its spire is installed in 2026, the tower will reach 352 meters, becoming the tallest man-made structure in Ras Al Khaimah by more than 100 meters, a powerful marker of the ambition behind this project’ the group announced.
The project also indicated its timeline is in line to be able to receive guests in Spring 2027, with all tower structural concrete complete and nearly all guest-room structures finished as of late November 2025.
Wynn Resorts recently revealed that 67 percent of its defined $5.1 billion budget for its Wynn Al Marjan Island integrated resort had either been spent or contractually secured.
Wynn Resorts estimates the UAE could generate $3–5 billion in annual gaming revenue once three integrated resorts are operating. Based on its modelling, Wynn Al Marjan Island is expected to produce between $1 billion and $1.7 billion in gross gaming revenue at steady state.
The company projects annual property EBITDAM of $500–800 million, implying a project return of 9.8–15.7 percent and a return on equity of 16.7–34.3 percent after the resort’s typical three-year ramp-up period.
