Super Bowl Homecoming Party

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The 38-acre Bin Wynn West site, which runs directly across Las Vegas Boulevard from Encore Resorts and Wynn Resorts, will host Clark County's document-compliant homecoming series and the Taco Bell Innovation Summit from Feb. 8-11. In this regard, Wynn Resorts acquired the We Bean site for $336 million in 2017. At the time, the company was looking to build a third hotel tower in Las Vegas that would add 2,000 to 3,000 rooms.

Furthermore, according to documents, entertainment is supposed to be performed by DJs or live performers every day, with between 2,500 and 4,000 participants per night.

H. Wood, a hospitality group from California that is the owner of Deliah, a Wynn attraction, will host Homecoming, a Super Bowl party held annually in Las Vegas. In addition, Taco Bell was a regular event sponsor at previous Homecoming parties.

Popular rapper Drake has been on stage at every event in Phoenix and Los Angeles for the past two years, respectively.

When contacted for comment on the upcoming event in Las Vegas, a spokesperson for H. Wood said details about the performers and other plans would be announced soon.

Temporary structures

It plans to build 12,000 square feet of sponsorship tents and 41,300 square feet of main tents on the site. Also, temporary facilities will be built between January 25 and February 7. Demolition will begin on February 13, after the upcoming Super Bowl weekend.

In this regard, the aforementioned main tent is intended to reach a height of 73 feet, and the sponsor tent is set at 45 feet. In addition, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal, VIP waiting areas, portable bathrooms, and back-of-home spaces are included in the plan.  바카라사이트