I've been looking forward to this opening. I've long said that the strip was missing a true Asian-inspired casino (no, the old Imperial Palace didn't count). Glad they're finally filling the niche.

One thing that amazes me is the amount of times I read a story indicating a property failed to open in Las Vegas or Atlantic City due to the owners/builders "running out of funds". I clearly don't know much about building casino/hotels or gambling halls (or any type of building, really) because in my mind, running out of money isn't an option. Either you have the funds to start with or you don't.