MGM Resorts International Announces Plans for MGM Empire City Expansion

MGM Resorts International MGM, the renowned American hospitality and entertainment giant known for its destination resorts globally, has made a significant announcement regarding its property in New York. Should it receive the full-scale commercial casino license, MGM Resorts is poised to transform the Empire City Casino into the all-new MGM Empire City. This ambitious project looks to elevate the establishment into a premier destination in the region for entertainment and dining.

A Vision for MGM Empire City

With the prospect of gaining the necessary approval, MGM is all set to embark on a comprehensive makeover of the Empire City Casino. The transition to what will be known as MGM Empire City encompasses an array of enhancements aimed at delivering an unmatched experience to its guests. At the core of the expansion are plans for a cutting-edge entertainment venue, designed to host top-tier performances and events that would resonate with MGM Resorts' legacy of entertainment.

Gourmet Dining and More

Concurrently, the evolution of the casino will include the introduction of new, exciting dining experiences. By incorporating a diverse selection of culinary options, MGM aims to offer something that caters to every palate, ensuring that MGM Empire City becomes a gastronomic landmark. Such a spectrum of dining facilities is set to compliment the overall ambiance and underscore MGM Resorts' commitment to excellence in hospitality.

The anticipated expansion of Empire City Casino into MGM Empire City by MGM is not only a promising venture for the company but also a prospective catalyst for regional economic growth. It signals more job creation, a boost in tourist traffic, and an overall positive economic impact for the local community. Additional information, including conceptual images and a promotional sizzle reel, are made available for public viewing at the following link: https://bit.ly/MGMEmpireCity.

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