Revel complex to preview in New Jersey
Revel, a new USD2.4bn (EUR1.8bn GBP1.5bn) resort development with more than 1,800 guest rooms in Atlantic City, New Jersey, US, is to hold an eight-week preview from 2 April.
The 47-storey beachfront destination covers 6.3 million sq ft (585,289sq m) overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and will comprise a 31,000sq ft (2,880sq m) spa among its facilities.
Housed in an iconic glass tower, experiences will include Revelry - located 61ft (19m) above sea level and boasting a 700-seat performance space and a 150,000sq ft (13,935sq m) casino.
The Mezz will be 87ft (27m) above sea level and include a 5,500-seat theatre, while Resort is to start from 114ft (35m) above sea level and accommodate the guest rooms and suites.
Meawhile, The Lobby at 114ft (35m) above sea level features nearly 2 acres (0.8-hectares) of outdoor space and will be anchored by the SkyGarden and the InOut Pool.
A "progressive" timetable of openings is planned for the preview, which will allow visitors to experience seven of the 14 restaurants from a number of acclaimed chefs.
A Revel spokesperson said: "Revel faces the ocean, choosing a graceful glass facade that reflects the waves, literally and figuratively."
Details: www.revelresorts.com
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