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In December 2007, The Venetian/Palazzo 'MEGACENTER' was crowned 'The World's Largest Hotel'
The $8.4-billionCityCenter is the most expensive privately funded project in the western hemisphere.
The Palazzo, with 65,000 tons of steel, is the largest steel construction job in America.
The Las Vegas area has grown by 12.2% since the 2000 census and is the Fastest growing Metro area in the US
Forum Shops at Caesars Palace is the nation's most profitable retail center -- generated sales of $1,400 per square foot.
World's largest video display: The Fremont Street Experience is a video screen spanning four city blocks. Positioned 90 feet above Fremont Street, the attraction stretches 1,400 feet and consists of 12.5 million synchronized LED modules, including 180 strobes and eight robotic mirrors per block. It's capable of producing millions of color combinations, animation and video feeds, allowing the display to switch from a swirling ocean setting to a television broadcast in minutes.
World's largest atrium: The Luxor's 30-story atrium measuring 29 million cubic feet can fit 13 Boeing 747 airplanes comfortably.
World's highest thrill rides: The Stratosphere boasts the world's four highest thrill rides; the Big Shot, X Scream, the High Roller roller coaster and Insanity the Ride.
World's largest sign: The free standing Las Vegas Hilton signin front of the hotel on Paradise Avenue is the largest free standing sign in the world. At 279 feet tall, the sign boasts over six miles of neon and fluorescent lights, a total surface area of more than 70,000 square feet, and it's 40' thick. Think of a 70,000-sq. ft., four-story building on it's end. A larger sign that stood at the same location was blown down during a severe wind storm. While smaller than the original, the new sign is still the largest free standing sign in the world.
World's most expensive resort: At $2.7 billion, the Wynn Las Vegas resort and casino will hold this record for a while.
World's most hotel rooms: Gee, could it be...yes, you guessed it, Las Vegas Metro holds this record. For a city which ranks 30th on the US population scale, this is an impressive record. Last count 1/2007 yielded 132,605 rooms.
World's most convention and meeting space: At over 9 million square feet and 3.5 million more by 2010, no other city comes close.
World's Largest Gentlemen's club The Sapphire club in Las Vegas features 'private party rooms' that can accommodate up to 1000 people as well as a 400-seat 'showroom' and 13 'VIP Skyboxes'
Worlds Largest glass sculpture: The Fiori di Como is housed in the Bellagio. The colorful ceiling sculpture, which can be seen in the lobby, measures 65' 7' by 29' 6' and was created by Dale Chihuly. It took some 40,000 pounds (about 2,000 pieces) of hand-blown glass.
World's largest ball of string...just kidding
World's Largest single gold nugget: The Golden Nugget displays the world's largest single gold nugget, the 'Hand of Faith' which weighs 61 pounds, 11 ounces.
World's Most powerful light beam: (and one of three man-made objects visible from space): The Luxor 's beam comprises dozens of lamps called Xenon lamps, which cost $1,200 each and will last up to 2,000 hours. Each lamp is 7,000 watts. Total, they are 315,000 watts.
World's largest watch store: Tourneau Time Dome in the Forum Shops at Caesars recently was expanded from 1,100 to 17,500 square feet. More than 8,000 timepieces from more than 100 watch brands are showcased inside the store.
Most fountains in a hotel: There are more than 1,000 fountains on the man-made lake at the Bellagio. The fountains, designed by WET Design, shoot water 243 feet in the air.
World's largest slot machine win: What would a Vegas records list be without some mega winnings? On March 21, 2003, a 25-year-old software engineer from Los Angeles won $39,713,982.25 after putting in $100 in the Megabucks slot machine at the Excalibur hotel.
Tallest chocolate fountain: Jean-Philippe Patisserie boasts a first-of-its-kind, 14-foot-tall freestanding fountain (although, in total, it measures 27 feet tall with its mechanics) of melted chocolate. The glass-enclosed, floor-to-ceiling chocolate fountain emerging from the patisserie displays a series of melted chocolate cascades. The fountain is housed in the Bellagio.
Largest bronze sculpture in the United States: The 45-foot-tall lion that stands outside the MGM Grand weighs a hefty 100,000 pounds. It was cast in 1,600 individual pieces of half-inch-thick bronze plate, welded together and supported by an internal steel structure.
Nation's tallest freestanding observation deck: At 1,149 feet, the Stratosphere Tower is the tallest freestanding observation tower in the United States and the tallest structure west of the Mississippi River.
World's largest birthday cake: When Las Vegas celebrated its 100th birthday in May 2005, the city unveiled the world's largest birthday cake -- a 130,000-pound-plus confection that will make the Guinness World Records.
The Imperial Palace on the Las Vegas strip is the nation's first off-airport airline baggage check-in service.
This list goes on and on and on. Slowly but surely I will be updating it.
The Las Vegas World Amateur is an annual, week-long, net golf competition for golfers of all skill levels. Compete for thousands in prizes at some of the best courses in Las Vegas with amateurs from around the world. All participants enjoy three tournament rounds on some of the finest courses in Las Vegas.
- 3 Rounds of golf
- Golf Carts & Range balls each day
- Tournament Awards Banquet
- Flights by age and index
- Prize drawings, on-course contests & more!
Individual NET stroke play. Prizes & Champions determined by your performance in your flight.
This year's event will feature the following divisions with handicap-based flights:
59 years & under - Gold Tees
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60 years & over - Choice of Silver or Bronze Tees
Ladies - Bronze Tees
The number of golfers in each division will determine the number and size of flights within that division and the prize values.
Divisions and Flights will be based on registration and are subject to change. Las Vegas World Am hosts reserve the right to combine divisions in order to create larger flights and payouts for all players.
- Registered Players (Posted February 1, 2021)
- Day 1 Results (Coming Soon)
- Day 2 Results (Coming Soon)
- Day 3 Results (Coming Soon)
Read the latest communication sent to players using the links below. Didn't get an email? Let us know by email john@cascadiaevents.com or kris@cascadiaevents.com!
Player Updates
- January 20, 2021
The JW Marriott has offered our players a special rate of $125 per night* for their standard deluxe rooms.
Call (702) 869-7777 to book your room directly with the hotel and mention the Las Vegas World Amateur to get the special rate.
*Local taxes and resort fees apply
The honey pots are a way to play for an additional prize during the event. These are totally optional and you are not under any obligation to participate. You are a member of the tournament and will play for all the tournament prizes just as though the Honey Pots didn’t exist.
But we know people like to play for a little more - so we have created this opportunity.
Each player will put $75 into the pot before the first round begins. This is basically $25 per day. From this, we will award prize money to the top 25% of each flight and division each day. These are not cumulative - these are based on a single day’s play. The person who wins the cumulative will already get a great prize - this allows those who may not make the final, or win a prize during the week - to take home a little something from Las Vegas.
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(NOTE: YOU MUST ENTER PRIOR TO THE FIRST HOLE ON MONDAY OR YOU CAN’T ENTER THE HONEY POT).
Event payouts will depend on the number of participants in each division/flight. We are committed to paying more than 30 percent of this year's field.
Use the link below to see potential payouts based on division/flight size.