Key points:
- According to the announcement, 55% of the structural concrete is now complete, with the resort tower having grown 44 meters in the last 100 days
- There are currently 9100 construction team members onsite and more than 100 concrete trucks in place per day
Wynn Resorts has provided an update on the construction for its new United Arab Emirates project, Wynn Al Marjan Island, which is expected to be completed in early 2027. The property will represent the first integrated resort to be located in the United Arab Emirates.
Wynn Design and Development has employed more than 90 architects, designers and creative visionaries to oversee all facets of the project’s design and development.
Construction has proceeded as planned with 55% of the structural concrete now complete as the team continues to work towards a topping off ceremony projected to take place in December 2025. In the last 100 days, the resort tower has grown by 44 meters.
There are currently 9100 construction team members onsite, and more than 100 concrete trucks in place on the site per day.
Good to know: Wynn Resorts unveiled renderings of Wynn Al Marjan Island on May 6, including photos of its resort tower and poolside area
To date, the tower structure has been completed for 1121 guest rooms, or 73% of the total, with fit out underway in approximately 820 rooms, including walls, floors and ceilings, as well as all mechanical, electrical and plumbing services.
Wynn Resorts is developing the project in partnership with Marjan and RAK Hospitality Holding.
Wynn Al Marjan Island, located in Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates, is Wynn’s first beachfront resort project. The destination will occupy 62 hectares in the Arabian Gulf.
