It is located within walking distance of the Sands Expo and is connected by pedestrian bridges to the Fashion Show shopping mall and Grand Canal Shoppes. The property features 2,884 rooms and suites, nine restaurants, seven bars and lounges, 95,000 square feet of casino floor, a spa and salon, a large pool area and 30,500 square feet of meeting and event space. The grand opening of Treasure Island included the implosion of the Dunes Hotel and Casino, as the hotels new Buccaneer Bay show fired several shots onto both. The hotel and casino, owned and operated by businessman Phil Ruffin, will retain its current branding and exterior signage. “Treasure Island is home to one of the best locations and values in Las Vegas, and we’re honored to welcome such a well-known resort and casino to our growing portfolio.” “TI is a true resort destination in a one-of-a-kind city, and one we’ve been keen to offer to our loyal guests for quite some time,” Ken Greene, Radisson Hotel Group’s president, Americas, said in a statement. Guests will be able to book stays at Treasure Island – TI Hotel & Casino, a Radisson Hotel by late 2019 and Radisson Rewards members will be able to earn and redeem points in 2020. Radisson Hotel Group will add the Treasure Island – TI Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas to its portfolio later this year.
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