INDULGENCES passport by joseph schmitt


City Center at night


Sage at Aria Resort and Casino


Part of the CityCenter Fine Art collection: Vdara Hotel & Spa - Nancy Rubins - Big Edge


Exterior of Crystals Originally touted as its own city, something of a Las Vegas within Las Vegas, CityCenter was to be one of, if not the largest, private developments in the


nation’s history. I remember passing by the newly commenced project, thinking, ‘I’ll believe it when I see it.’ As with many projects of such magnitude, the eventual construction delays and financial woes came as little surprise to anyone. But with an infusion of outside cash, MGM Resorts International eventually pulled off a feat that not even a dreamer such as myself believed in. While the end result of this mostly-completed project is slightly scaled back from its original concept, the end result is the best Las Vegas has to offer. CityCenter offers visitors of means and taste a complete lifestyle experience, with the ‘best of the best,’ from gaming and entertainment to shopping and dining. Here’s an overview of what makes CityCenter special, and what you can expect to find.


Vdara Hotel & Spa, Pool & Lounge. 58 RAGE monthly | DECEMBER 2010


The Sky Lobby at the Mandarin Oriental.


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