The Strip's Newest Megaresort Wearing A Giant LED Screen
Opened in 2021, this north-Strip resort spans three Hilton hotels behind a 100,000-square-foot LED screen facing the Boulevard.
📺 The glowing facade
Resorts World Las Vegas opened in June 2021 at the north end of the Strip, the first resort built from the ground up on the Boulevard in more than a decade. The roughly 4.3-billion-dollar complex holds more than 3,500 rooms split among three Hilton brands, Las Vegas Hilton, Conrad, and the members-only Crockfords.
The draw is the West Tower itself, a curved 100,000-square-foot LED screen that turns the whole facade into a moving canvas of koi, galaxies, and brand spots visible from far down the Strip. After dark the tower cycles through scenes on a loop, throwing color across the parking aprons below.
Inside, the property runs Zouk Nightclub, the AYU dayclub, a tiered pool complex, and a purpose-built theater for concert residencies. The food hall and casino floor stretch across the base, keeping the whole site in motion from late morning to well past midnight.
