Riviera Casino tower in Las Vegas set for an overnight implosion

The neon signage in the remaining structure of the most famous Riviera Hotel & Casino is removed as the continuation of the demolition. The overall implosion of the last tower at this well-known casino and hotel is demolished in the in the early hours of Tuesday, August 2016.

An iconic Riviera Hotel and Casino is known worldwide by attention-grabbing amenities and ever-increasing gambling facilities for every guest from its commencement to today. The last tower of this casino is reduced to rubble during Tuesday on the Las Vegas Strip. Many gamblers who have enjoyed their gambling activities in this casino do not fail to be dissatisfied with this situation.

The overall demolition of Monte Carlo tower in this casino has brought to an end to the first high rise of the Strip and the most famous casinos in Las Vegas until now. Even though many casinos in our time make gamblers in Las Vegas more contented than ever, Riviera Hotel and Casino is the favorite casino for many gamblers especially experienced gamblers who take pleasure in the profitable gambling fun all through their stay in this casino.

There is no designated viewing area this time unlike the last implosion at this renowned land based casino and hotel. This 24-story Monaco tower has continued towards a series of explosions from the commencement of June, 2016. This was celebrated as one of the most important organized spectacles. This successful event was successfully carried out with flair, fireworks, local dignitaries and the best in class viewing area.

Riviera Hotel and Casino property had 2075 rooms in May 2015. This property was closed after its 60 years of hosting the best in class events associated with gambling and out of the ordinary accommodation. This property hosts headlines especially deal with various aspects of the northern end of the Strip.

An Authority of The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors owns this property. This authority spends more than $42 million and level the 13-builidng site as successful as possible. The overall cost brought by the tourism agency for this remarkable property in Las Vegas is $182.5 million along with $8.5 million in relevant transaction costs. This tourism agency has a plan to expand the first-class Las Vegas Convention Center further by using this land. The overall expansion of this property as per the plan of the tourism agency will be completed in January 2017.

The Riviera Hotel and Casino was used in the most famous movies like Casino in 1995, Diamonds Are Forever by James Bond Film in 1971 and Ocean’s 11 by Rat Pack in 1960. This casino is used as a setting for a wide range of scenes in the most recent film Jason Bourne.