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Ten years later, the Kynar Aquatec®–based cool-roof coating continues to contribute to lasting building efficiency and occupant comfort at this iconic Las Vegas resort. After carefully considering various high-performance and sustainable product options, the MGM management team decided to use an ultra-durable, bright-white topcoat for the new cool roof of the hotel’s main building. Formulated with Kynar Aquatec® PVDF fluoropolymer resin, the thin-build elastomeric finish coating provides long-term color stability and protection against all types of severe weather extremes. Most conventional roofing materials absorb solar radiation, causing a rise in surface temperature. Not only does this heat transfer to the interior of the building, but it also accelerates the deterioration of the roofing materials. In lowering the surface temperature by reflecting heat from the sun, a durable and highly reflective bright-white coating helps ensure a long roof service life with minimal maintenance, decreases air-conditioning load and reduces energy consumption by as much as 18 to 26 percent. In fact, using a cool roof that efficiently reflects visible and infrared light from the sun—and also radiate heat at night—is one of the most important energy cost-savings strategies in locations with hot climates, such as Las Vegas.
Moreover, there is not really a great place to eat though the crab-leg buffet is famous but at a steep $44.99 on Friday nights. Includes accommodations at 5 star luxury hotels & resorts, luxury river or ocean cruises, First & Business Class flights, car rentals, transportation options, meeting space, tours and activities. In 2017, Empire City recorded net revenues of nearly $230 million and $70 million in adjusted EBITDA. The hospitality and entertainment conglomerate said it plans to sell Empire City to MGM Growth Properties, the company’s real estate investment trust.
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In between naps and slot machine pulls, you’ll be entertained with a seven-room spa, an indoor pool, a movie theater, Tap Arcade & Bowling lounge and a Topgolf Swing Suite. “A sportsbook is coming to Nationals Park as part of Nationals’ new partnership with BetMGM”. On June 15, 2010, shareholders approved a name change from MGM Mirage to “MGM Resorts International”, to emphasize the brand’s global scope and increased non-gaming strategy. Starting on April 6, 2009 news reports surfaced that MGM Mirage had hired investment firm Morgan Stanley to assist the company in finding possible buyers for the MGM Grand Detroit and the Beau Rivage.
