Clark County Filings Reveal Details About Bally’s Las Vegas Plans

Bally’s Corporation has revealed details about its plans for a previously announced mixed-use project adjacent to the Athletics Las Vegas ballpark. The construction of this ambitious project will require multiple permits, take several years to complete, and have a price tag north of a billion dollars.

Bally’s Reveals Ambitious Plans for Las Vegas

Bally’s multi-use project outlines a plan for a complex featuring a casino, hotel, theater, shopping space, and dining area. Per Bally’s Clark County filings, the project will be split into several phases as the company gradually expands with new facilities. Following this project will require the casino and hospitality giant to secure some 13 building permits, the documents say.

The permit applications were submitted in December 2025, with the company hoping to wrap up the entire project by the end of 2030. Estimates put the price tag of this enterprise at $1.19 billion.

Bally’s permit application timing implies that it will kick off the project with a shared accessway that will serve both the new project and the Athletics Las Vegas ballpark. The permit applications also show that the company hopes to follow up with a podium and a theater, seeking to secure all necessary permits in 2026.

The following year will see Bally’s lay the foundations of its hotel tower, hoping to start building the hotel itself in 2028.

The second phase of the project, meanwhile, will see Bally’s work on its first hotel tower.

In the meantime, work on the $2 million Athletics Las Vegas ballpark is already underway.

Bally’s Expands on Several Fronts

Bally’s is currently doubling down on its expansion in the USA and beyond. The company is currently running a temporary casino in Chicago while the works on its permanent property continue.

However, the company’s setbacks in Chicago recently became the reason for heated debates concerning the potential legalization of video gaming terminals (VGTs).

In the meantime, Bally’s just revealed a big financing package that increases its total loan commitments to $1.1 billion. The extra money will help the company secure its foothold in New York, where it recently secured a downstate casino license.

In the meantime, Bally’s secured a majority stake in the embattled Australian casino company The Star Entertainment Group. In a recent statement, Bally’s leadership revealed that it was appalled by its Australian peer’s prior mismanagement.