A Reimagined Resorts World

Resorts World New York City is proud to present the realization of a world-class integrated resort (“IR”), the culmination of a 15-year partnership with New York State NYS and the local community through the successful development and operation of a Video Lottery Facility at Aqueduct Raceway. This $5.5 billion, 5.6 million-square-foot IR will allow for 6,000 slot machines, 800 gaming tables, 2,000 hotel rooms, a 7,000-seat arena, over 7,000 parking spaces, over 30 food and beverage outlets, and over a dozen acres of community greenspace. It is poised to become not only the premier integrated resort in the United States but also one of the best in the world. Table game and full-casino slot machine operations could launch within six months of  receiving a Gaming Facility License. RWNYC stands out as the lone bid with the sheer size and readiness to drive new incremental revenue almost immediately, for the highest and best value to New York State.

Table game and full-casino slot machine operations could launch within six months of receiving a Gaming Facility License. RWNYC stands out as the lone bid with the sheer size and readiness to drive new incremental revenue almost immediately, for the highest and best value to New York State. An estimated 5,000 union construction jobs would be created to realize an integrated resort with a total of a 500,000-square-foot gaming floor with 6,000 slots and 800 table games; 2,000 hotel rooms; a 7,000-seat entertainment venue; more than 7,000 car spaces, over 30 food and beverage outlets, large-scale meeting space; other resort amenities and more than 10 acres of community greenspace.

What They Are Saying

“MWBEs, SDVOBs, and other entrepreneurs have historically been left out of game-changing projects, but Resorts World has shown it wants to go above and beyond to open new opportunities,” Rohan de Freitas, Partner, Crescent Consulting
“Resorts World New York City came into our community more than a dozen years ago, and every day since has been a dedicated neighbor who shows up, hears our feedback, and responds to our needs,” Betty Braton, Chair of Queens Community Board 10
“Together we hope to capture the beauty and diversity of food cultures that makes Queens one of the most exciting places in the world to eat.  We’re excited to share an authentic taste of this delicious mosaic,” Chef Marcus Samuelsson
“This is an ambitious project that will give new opportunities to the hard-working families who call Queens home, attract top-tier talent, and build up the next generation of leaders. Clearly, with this project, the world is ours,” Nas