Wynn Las Vegas Reveals Wynn Plaza Shopping Complex

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  Vegas Todd January 17, 2018

  The Wynn....Encore....Meh.

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  Bouldersteve October 4, 2017

  Even if I could afford it I would not stay at the Wynn. I find the place sterile and boring. A place a Jewish princess would appreciate.

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  Blonde4ever October 2, 2017

  I won't even stroll through shopping areas like this, because it would be clear that I am not their "target market". I find them very intimidating.....

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  Funkhouser_1 October 2, 2017

  The value of something is created by the perception of it's exclusiveness and the limited ability of someone to own it. Wynn sells a lot of luxury items that are overpriced and not always higher quality, because someone has created the perception of exclusiveness. Unless you can melt the Rolex down and sell it for its raw metal value, its value is only measurable to those willing to pay that amount for it. As for the new shops, I much preferred the beautiful green-spaces around the outside of his resort. Just more of the monetization of every square inch of land in Vegas. I suspect if The Steve sill owned Mirage, the lagoon in front would be scrapped for a bottle service nightclub that looked out on the strip.

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  ron0429 October 1, 2017

  Even Downtown Summerlin is way too expensive for most people who live and struggle to exist here. At least I am able to go there and watch all of the beautiful and classy-looking chicks who have pussy-whipped men supporting their lavish spending habits !!!

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  ron0429 October 1, 2017

  Most likely the most expensive of venues in Las Vegas ! Please, everyone knows that the reason Steve Wynn has money is because he makes money off of people. Go ahead, and be attracted by the newniss of this venture; but, surely, bring your money because you all know that this place will be the most expensive place you will ever go to . . . I will surely not give " a dime " to Mr. Steve Wynn, ever !!!

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  William Wingo October 1, 2017

  I've been inside the Wynn exactly once--back when the Encore was still on the drawing board. Somehow I don't think that this is going to entice me back.

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  Bouldersteve October 1, 2017

  Bring back the Desert Inn

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  FYMYAWF September 30, 2017

  Cool. Another high-end mall on the strip that I can't afford a keychain in. It might actually make sense though. Even if luxury retailers don't earn a dime in sales from putting a store on the strip (walk through Crystals, you'll know what I mean), just getting the brand recognition and association w/Wynn is worth it for them.

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  Bouldersteve September 30, 2017

  Don't understand the big expansion of retail on the strip. I doubt locals shop there and can't the tourists get the same things on Amazon or at the hometown mall. I guess its appeals mostly to foreign customers.

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  Jonesy55 October 1, 2017

  My thoughts exactly. I never see anyone shopping in these places. I guess if they sell one item a day they make a profit. Not my money though ????????

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  Bouldersteve October 1, 2017

  Most retail works on volume. Not these places. The average customers drops thousands..not hundreds. One or two customers a day pays the rent.

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  Manybar Goatfish September 30, 2017

  $54 million is pretty cheap. Seriously, that's all? I don't even want to go there if that's all they spent. I don't buy my $350 shirts in redneck retail facilities.

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