Behold: Official Renderings For $500 Million Caesars Virginia In Danville

Written By Dann Stupp on September 16, 2021Last Updated on August 3, 2022
Caesars Virginia in Danville

Take a glimpse at the authorized visuals showcasing the upcoming Caesars Virginia in Danville casino-resort.

On Wednesday, Caesars Entertainment revealed the official renderings for their anticipated $500 million property.

The south-Virginia city will undergo a remarkable transformation with the introduction of the Virginia casino, as depicted in the highly detailed renderings. The visuals portray the casino situated on the Dan River Mills’ Schoolfield site, providing an ultra-realistic representation of the future changes.

In addition, Caesars officials have revealed the updated schedule for the property’s construction. They anticipate commencing construction in December and hosting a grand opening in 2025.

Latest specs for Caesars Virginia In Danville

Below, you will find the renderings for Caesars Virginia in Danville.

Moreover, for those interested in specific information about the property, officials have also disclosed the most recent catalog of amenities. They anticipate that the entertainment venue will significantly contribute to the economy and tourism sector. Notably, the project’s cost has already surged by $100 million, surpassing the initial estimate of $400 million.

Some of the attractions in Danville, Virginia are known as the Caesars.

  • The casino is equipped with a total of 1,400 slot machines and a variety of table games.
  • Caesars Sportsbook
  • The WSOP Poker Room offers both cash games and tournaments for poker enthusiasts.
  • 500-room hotel
  • Spa, pool, fitness center
  • There is a total of 40,000 square feet dedicated to meeting and convention space.
  • 2,500-seat entertainment venue

According to Anthony Carano, the President and CEO of Caesars Entertainment,

The Caesars Virginia project is set to significantly boost the region’s economy, serving as a major attraction for tourists and entertainment seekers. Additionally, this initiative will generate over a thousand well-paid job opportunities. The residents of Danville have placed their trust in us to construct an exceptional resort, and we are eagerly anticipating the opportunity to demonstrate that their faith was well-placed by creating an extraordinary establishment that truly reflects the esteemed Caesars brand.

Danville casino renderings

The construction of Caesars Virginia will generate 900 temporary job opportunities in the construction sector, while 1,300 permanent full-time positions will be created once the project is complete. The residents of Danville showed overwhelming support for the initiative, driven by the anticipated positive economic impact it will have on the city.

According to Alonzo Jones, the Mayor of Danville and co-chair of the “Caesars for Danville” campaign committee,

During the past two years, City Council, staff, and I have been dedicated to carefully devising plans in collaboration with residents and Caesars Entertainment. Our objective is to establish a resort that will have a positive influence on the community by generating new tax revenue, employment opportunities, partnerships with local businesses, and increasing tourism. We firmly believe that Caesars Virginia will pay homage to the historic Dan River Mills’ Schoolfield site and become a symbol of pride for the people of Danville.

We finally have a clear idea of what the resort will truly resemble.

Marnell Companies, the renowned architect behind prestigious establishments like the Bellagio Resort & Casino in Las Vegas and the Borgata in Atlantic City, N.J., has been chosen as the architect for Caesars Virginia in Danville, as we previously mentioned.

Let’s talk about Danville. Take a glimpse at these renderings that include the smokestacks and other distinctive elements from the site’s previous industrial design.

Photo by Caesars Entertainment
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Dann Stupp, a seasoned sports journalist, has contributed his writing and editing expertise to renowned outlets such as The Athletic, USA Today, ESPN, and MLB.com. Currently residing in Lexington, Virginia, he continues to make significant contributions to the field.

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