Las Vegas’ major-league sports identity continues to take shape, and a top executive continues to make that point.
Three points, actually.
“If you think about what’s happened with T-Mobile Arena, Allegiant Stadium and now here, it’s all within walking distance of what we call the Golden Triangle of sports activity,” MGM Resorts International President and CEO Bill Hornbuckle said just before Monday’s groundbreaking at the A’s stadium site on the Strip. “There are over 6 million tickets available for events, sports and otherwise, in the Golden Triangle.”
The six million figure draws in the full, annual ticket availability at the MGM Grand Garden and Michelob Ultra Arena.
