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LAUNCHING IN THE PANDEMIC CIRCA CASINO DOWNTOWN


Circa is one of the most ambitious projects in Downtown Las Vegas’ 115-year history and the area’s first resort-casino


built from the ground up in four decades. l


World’s largest sportsbook with a 78-million-pixel


screen viewable to up to 1,000 people l


Vegas’ first adults-only resort


Country’s largest destination pool experience for sports fans, open 365 days a year with a


14-million-pixel screen l


Nevada’s longest indoor bar spanning 165 feet


this talented group persevered and has delivered on this vision, eight weeks early. I’m incredibly proud to be putting 1,500 people to work and that our doors are finally open for all to visit Circa.”


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World’s Largest Sportsbook – Circa Sports is the resort’s centerpiece, boasting a 78- million-pixel high-definition screen capable of playing up to 19 games at once. Te three- story, stadium-style venue is helmed by the country’s top betting experts delivering Vegas’ most diverse wagering menu. With a viewing capacity of up to 1,000, fans can reserve plush accommodations such as reclining seats or booths for large groups; all are equipped with power outlets, Wi-Fi and tables. VSiN, Te Sports Betting Network (VSiN), has an on-site studio within the sportsbook, giving bettors in-depth expert analysis daily from broadcasters, athletes and industry professionals. A Circa Sports satellite location is positioned next to the entrance of Garage Mahal, offering one of the most accessible


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betting locations in Las Vegas. When it’s time for a bite, guests can have food from a selection of Circa’s restaurants delivered directly to their seat.


Stadium Swim – Te country’s largest pool destination for sports lovers brings the party 365 days a year. Featuring six temperature- controlled pools, two swim-up bars and a 143 x 40ft., 14-million-megapixel LED screen, the pool amphitheater plays the day’s hottest games and televised events. Guests can enjoy live music from DJs and other special guests in one of 30 cabanas, or a super cabana hosting up to 50. During colder weather, Stadium Swim’s pools will be heated to up to 104 degrees for an après-ski style experience. Designed with one of the country’s most high-tech cleaning systems, Stadium Swim features advanced Ultraviolet Light sanitation, the city’s fastest water-


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recirculation patterns, and sophisticated and real-time chemical monitoring controllers that destroy pathogens, bacteria, viruses, organic and inorganic contaminants, while greatly reducing chlorine use.


Vegas Vickie Returns – Tall, blonde and kickin’ – the famous neon sign Vegas Vickie has found her new home at Circa as a must-see art installation in Circa’s hotel lobby. Originally appearing in 1980, she became a landmark on the Fremont Street Experience. With the goal of uniting old and new Vegas in never-before- seen ways, Stevens acquired the sign in 2016 with the intent to give Vickie a new home at Circa. After undergoing a complete refurbishment by YESCO and designer Adolfo Gonzalez - including replacing the mechanism in her knee - the 25 ft. Vegas icon has made a grand return to her rightful place in Downtown Las Vegas and is kicking yet again.


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