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Wynn Las Vegas
Wynn Las Vegas, built at a cost of $2.7 billion, is a casino resort on the Las Vegas Strip, in Nevada. The resort is named after casino developer Steve Wynn. It is the flagship property of Wynn Resorts Limited.
Wynn Las Vegas is one of the tallest buildings in Las Vegas, towering 50 stories over the Las Vegas Strip. The property features a 111,000-square-foot casino, a three-acre lake, eighteen restaurants and bars, 26 retail outlets in 76,000 square feet of space, one of which is a Ferrari-Maserati dealership, an art gallery, and two wedding chapels. A convention center with 223,000 square feet of space is also available.
Nightclubs are an important part of the resort, as are theaters housing several production shows. One production show is Avenue Q, which enjoyed considerable success on Broadway. The other production show is a new, water-oriented production, Le Rêve (the original name of the resort project), which was designed by Franco Dragone. No seat is more than 40 feet from the stage for this production.
The historic Desert Inn Golf Course was rebuilt while the hotel was being constructed. The new course, the only one on the Las Vegas Strip, was designed by Steve Wynn and Tom Fazio, who previously worked together on the Shadow Creek Golf Club, also in Las Vegas. Called the Wynn Golf and Country Club, use of the course is restricted to hotel guests at a cost of $500 per round.
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NRT has installed QuickJack patron services systems at Wynn Las Vegas. These user-friendly customer service systems provide casino patrons with fast, efficient slot ticket cash redemption and bill breaking service.
Sources: Wynn Las Vegas and Answers.com
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