The new phase of the district will include 450,000 square feet of retail, food and beverage space across multiple building structures, and leasable space will range from 1,000 to 60,000 square feet. “Demand continues to grow and we are ready to embark on this significant expansion and find additional partnerships that will have a lasting impact on the AREA15 district and the city of Las Vegas.” “Consumers continue to gravitate toward artful new forms of entertainment that deliver immersive experiences, authentic connections and real emotions,” he said in a statement.

There will also be indoor skydiving and AREA15 CEO Winston Fisher said both tourists and locals are changing their entertainment habits and looking for more experiential things to do with their money. Construction crews have begun building 36-foot-tall walls for the new portion of the arts and entertainment district, anchored by Universal Destinations & Experiences and featuring a year-round horror entertainment experience called Horror Unleashed.

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