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Caesars Entertainment Unveils Official Renderings of Caesars Virginia - a $500 Million Resort to be Built in Danville

Wednesday 22 de September 2021 / 12:56

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(Danville, Va).- Caesars Entertainment shared official renderings today for Caesars Virginia, its $500 million resort expected to break ground by the end of the year in Danville. Following incredible support by the voters of Danville last November, Caesars Entertainment has been hard at work developing plans for Caesars Virginia, which will include 500 hotel rooms, a state-of-the-art casino floor, Caesars Sportsbook, World Series of Poker Room, new restaurant and entertainment offerings, and much more.

Caesars Entertainment Unveils Official Renderings of Caesars Virginia - a $500 Million Resort to be Built in Danville

"Caesars Virginia will be an economic driver for the region, both as a tourist and entertainment draw and through the more than a thousand good-paying jobs the resort will create," said Anthony Carano, President and Chief Operating Officer of Caesars Entertainment. "The people of Danville have entrusted us to build a world-class resort, and we look forward to proving that trust was well founded with an incredible resort worthy of the iconic Caesars brand."  


"Over the course of the last two years, myself, City Council and staff have taken great care to develop plans, alongside residents and Caesars Entertainment, to create a resort that will positively impact the community through new tax revenue, jobs, partnership opportunities with local businesses and tourism dollars," said Danville Mayor Alonzo Jones, who also served as a co-chair on the "Caesars for Danville" campaign committee. "We are confident that Caesars Virginia will honor the old Dan River Mills' Schoolfield site and become a pillar of pride for Danville and its people."


Caesars Virginia plans include:



  • $500 million premier destination resort casino – more than $100 million more than initially anticipated in the Development Agreement.

  • 500 rooms inspired by local scenery – 200 more rooms than initially anticipated in the Development Agreement.


    • Spa

    • Pool

    • Fitness center


  • Casino featuring:


    • More than 1,400 cutting-edge slot machines and table games

    • Caesars Sportsbook, providing a best-in-class sports betting experience

    • WSOP Poker Room, a live Poker Room named for and carrying the spirit of the legendary World Series of Poker with 25 tables


  • 40,000 square feet of meeting and convention space with an entertainment venue that can accommodate up to 2,500 guests.  

  • New restaurant and bar concepts.

  • 900 construction jobs.

  • 1,300 new operational jobs.


Caesars Virginia will break ground in December of 2021 with an anticipated opening in late 2023. The architect for Caesars Virginia is Marnell Companies. For more information and to follow progress, please visit www.caesars.com/destinations or www.facebook.com/CaesarsVirginia.  


 

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