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Posted in News on March 11, 2021

Circa in the News 3-4-21 to 3-10-21

 

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Experience classic dining hot spots in Las Vegas by Brock Radke of Las Vegas Magazine

“Skipping off to downtown Las Vegas, a brand-new local concept is redefining the classic image of a casino noodle bar at the Circa Resort. The family behind ever-crowded Fremont East eatery Le Thai has opened 8 East (702.726.5508), a versatile pan-Asian spot on the casino’s second floor. Bold flavors are creating big buzz here with addictive bites like ginger chicken dumplings, pork belly bao, salt and Szechuan pepper chicken wings and cumin lamb lollipops. And check out the deals at 8 East’s happy hour.“

 

Derek Stevens’ big plans have paid off in Las Vegas by Brock Radke of Las Vegas Magazine

“Downtown Las Vegas casino owner and developer Derek Stevens cemented his legacy as an innovative force in the city’s unique history on Oct. 28. That’s when Circa Resort & Casino made its debut on the historic corner of Fremont and Main streets, the first brand-new casino resort in the downtown area in decades. But it wasn’t just the latest property to open and generate fresh excitement for Las Vegas visitors. Circa is the culmination of what Stevens—a Michigan native, huge sports fan and aficionado of the classic Vegas experience—has learned from his experiences acquiring and operating the Golden Gate Hotel & Casino; purchasing another downtown property, Fitzgeralds, and renovating it into The D Casino & Hotel on the opposite end of the Fremont Street Experience; and developing the Downtown Las Vegas Events Center and his own Circa | Sports betting operation.“

 

Live Sports in Las Vegas Can Help the City Recover by James Murray of Best US Casinos

“More interactive sports betting platforms could help to bring in visitors from around the country. Derek Stevens, owner of the Circa Casino-Resort in Downtown Las Vegas, recognizes this fact. ‘The pie is growing so much nationally there’s room for us. The growth of sports betting nationally helps us and it helps Las Vegas,’ he said during a recent interview.“

 

Miami Beach city manager tells spring breakers to go to Las Vegas by Kristen Uedoi and Drew Andre of Fox 5 Vegas

“‘If the Miami Beach City Manager Raul Aguila wants to send people to Las Vegas, on behalf of myself and my employees, keep sending them! It’s a great partnership,’ Circa owner Derek Stevens said. Circa’s Stadium Swim was crowded with guests Friday afternoon. Stevens said he expects even more over the next few weeks. ‘What’s happening here with the vaccine is having an impact on tourism,’ Stevens said. ‘Bookings for us the rest of March and end of the quarter are kind of through the roof right now.’“

 

Gotta Get Away: 5 destinations, 1 flight away by Suzanne Van Atten of Atlanta Journal-Constitution

“Newly opened in late 2020, Circa Resort & Casino ($119 and up, 8 Fremont St., 702-247-2258, circalasvegas.com) is the first new resort in downtown Las Vegas and the city’s first resort built from the ground up in 40 years. Catering to adults only, the 44-story resort boasts 777 guest rooms, ranging from two-bedroom suites to bunkbed suites for large groups. Attractions include Swim Stadium, a swim amphitheater with six pools, swim-up bars and a 40-foot HD screen for broadcasting sports events, and Circa Sports, a dedicated space for sports betting where you can watch 19 sporting events at once.“

 

Las Vegas Welcomes Dissed Miami Beach Spring Breakers by Larry Henry of Casino.org

“‘If the Miami Beach city manager, Raul Aguila, wants to send people to Las Vegas, on behalf of myself and my employees, keep sending them,’ Stevens told KVVU-TV. ‘It’s a great partnership.’ Circa opened in downtown Las Vegas last year, the first hotel-casino built from the ground up in that area in 40 years. Circa is an adults-only resort, banning anyone under 21. That means many college-age spring breakers will not be allowed there. However, Stevens and others in the gaming industry are hopeful the city’s sluggish tourism numbers will rebound soon. In 2020, Las Vegas experienced its lowest visitor volume since 1989. Last year, 19.03 million people visited Las Vegas, down 55.2 percent from 2019.“

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