Resorts World NYC unveils the city’s first high-roller room
Resorts World New York City has opened a high-limit gaming room with 48 table games and three private salons, part of a first-floor expansion at the Queens property.
Resorts World New York City unveiled its International Room, a high-limit gaming area, on October 22 alongside Queens native and hip-hop artist Nas. The company described the roughly 13,657-square-foot space as the city's first high-roller room and a milestone as the property marks 15 years in southeast Queens.
The room houses 48 table games and three private gaming salons offering high-limit baccarat, roulette and blackjack, along with hosted service, upgraded beverages and round-the-clock dining. Salons can be reserved and include entertainment options such as karaoke. Meghan Taylor, senior vice president of government affairs and public relations, said players seeking that level of service previously had to leave the city.
The opening is part of a first-floor expansion adding 57 table games and 147 slot machines, bringing the property to nearly 300 live table games and more than 4,000 slots. It follows Resorts World NYC's launch as the city's first full-fledged casino fewer than seven months earlier and a July groundbreaking on a $5.5 billion Phase II integrated resort.
