April 5th, 2011 at 4:39:16 PM
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Operating income for the year 2010 shows the Bellagio balanced out by all of the other older properties. City Center running at massive loss.
Net loss for the year 2010 is $1.437 billion
Net loss for the year 2009 is $1.292 billion
Bellagio | $51,484 |
MGM Grand Las Vegas | $12,225 |
Mandalay Bay | $6,101 |
The Mirage | $6,654 |
Luxor | $6,585 |
New York-New York | $10,108 |
Excalibur | $8,431 |
Monte Carlo | $3,092 |
Circus Circus Las Vegas | $(2,837) |
$50,359 | |
CityCenter (50%) | $(38,416) |
Net loss for the year 2010 is $1.437 billion
Net loss for the year 2009 is $1.292 billion
April 5th, 2011 at 6:06:41 PM
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weird... I thought they were doing extremely well. I stumbled upon this website, and it seemed that MGM was doing so well... Perhaps not... It's a pretty cool website. There's a list to vote and such, and they count up all the aggregate votes, and then the website puts it order of which ones were the most popular casinos.
April 5th, 2011 at 7:18:19 PM
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Quote: wanglung88There's a list to vote and such, and they count up all the aggregate votes, and then the website puts it order of which ones were the most popular casinos.
Popularity is not the only thing that matters. Hard Rock is #7 on your list, and they are bankrupt. Mandalay Bay is #1 and they took a terrible nose dive in profitability. It is popular to get the rooms cheap.