The new Bally’s Las Vegas resort is not expected to open in time for the A’s ballpark debut in 2028.
During a Nevada Gaming Control Board meeting earlier this month, Dan Reaser, an attorney representing Bally’s, said the company’s plans for the site involve separate phases and the resort will be down the line.
“As part of Opening Day for the stadium, Bally’s has obligations to do a fair amount of infrastructure investment, which is parking garages, power systems, different utility, a plaza,” Reaser explained. “And so, that is the first job for Bally’s, to make sure on Opening Day, that’s all in place and operating.”…