Resorts World New York City has obtained its final land use approval for a $5.5 billion resort project at Aqueduct Racetrack. The New York State Franchise Oversight Board unanimously approved the environmental impact statement, enabling immediate work upon receiving a gaming license. The project aims to create a 5.6-million-square-foot facility, which will significantly expand gaming options and employment opportunities. If licensed, Resorts World plans to enhance its operation by July 2026, aiming to become the largest commercial casino in the nation with extensive gaming and entertainment facilities.
Resorts World New York City has received final land use approval for a $5.5 billion integrated resort at Aqueduct Racetrack, allowing immediate work upon receiving a gaming license.
The New York State Franchise Oversight Board's unanimous vote enables Resorts World to transform the 73-acre Aqueduct site into a 5.6-million-square-foot destination near JFK.
Robert DeSalvio states that the board's approval allows work to commence after obtaining a commercial gaming license, aiming to enhance job opportunities and revenue in New York.
The resort's completion will feature 6,000 slots, 800 table games, a 7,000-seat arena, and extensive dining options, aiming to become the largest commercial casino in the U.S.
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