New Stadiums, The Sphere, Shopping Districts, and a View-Tastic In-N-Out Burger?
Las Vegas is undergoing a transformation.
Forget the old cliché of “just casinos” — by 2025, this city is becoming a true global hub for sports, entertainment, dining, and retail.
Here’s a full breakdown of all the confirmed and planned changes across Las Vegas in 2025.
⚾ 1. Oakland A’s Relocation – MLB Stadium Coming to the Strip
- The Oakland A’s MLB team is officially moving to Las Vegas
- Their new ballpark will be built on the current site of the Tropicana Hotel, which is scheduled to be demolished in 2024
- Stadium completion is targeted for 2028
- This will be the first MLB stadium located directly on the Las Vegas Strip
🎸 2. Mirage Hotel Shutting Down in July 2024 – Hard Rock Taking Over
- The Mirage Hotel is closing permanently on July 17, 2024
- It will be fully rebuilt into the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Las Vegas
- The iconic volcano show will be removed
- A new guitar-shaped high-rise tower is part of the redevelopment plan
- Opening expected around 2027–2028
🔎 This is confirmed by official press releases and on Mirage’s own website.
The video also shows the current Mirage and notes its upcoming closure.
🌀 3. The Sphere – The New Face of Las Vegas Entertainment
- Opened in late 2023, The Sphere is the world’s largest spherical structure
- Exterior: Ultra-HD LED screen that wraps around the dome
- Interior: 18,000-seat venue with state-of-the-art visual and audio tech
- Hosting concerts (like U2), tech conferences (Apple, CES), and immersive shows
🛍️ 4. Shopping & Development Around The Sphere
- The area around The Sphere is being built up with high-end retail, dining, and new entertainment venues
- Expansion projects are already underway at nearby The Venetian and Palazzo
- This zone is becoming a premium commercial district, not just a concert destination
🍔 5. The Most Scenic In-N-Out Burger in the World? (Planned)
- A brand-new In-N-Out Burger is planned (not built yet) for mid-Strip, across from The Linq
- The location will be two stories, with a second-floor terrace view of the Las Vegas Strip
- It is being hyped as having “the best view of any In-N-Out in the world”
📊 Development Summary (2025 & Beyond)
| Project | Details |
|---|---|
| ⚾ A’s MLB Stadium | Tropicana demolition → Stadium construction (2025 start, 2028 open) |
| 🏨 Mirage Hotel | Closes July 2024 → Full rebuild as Hard Rock Hotel |
| 🎤 The Sphere | Concerts, tech events, immersive media experiences |
| 🛍️ Sphere District | High-end shopping and retail expansion underway |
| 🍔 In-N-Out Burger | Planned mid-Strip scenic location (under development) |
✈️ Visiting Las Vegas in 2025? Here’s What to Know
- Where to stay:
→ Hotels near The Sphere (The Venetian, Palazzo) are gaining value and popularity - Where to eat:
→ Keep an eye out for the new In-N-Out — once it’s open, it’ll be a must-visit spot for food and views - Where to shop:
→ Explore new luxury shops near The Sphere, and hit up Fremont Street for a more local vibe - What to see:
→ Don’t miss The Sphere’s light show at night — it’s already a top attraction for tourists and creators
✅ Final Takeaway: Las Vegas Is Being Rebuilt Before Our Eyes
This isn’t just about new hotels — Las Vegas is undergoing a full-scale transformation.
Sports, concerts, tech, food, and retail are converging into one futuristic city hub.
Whether you’re a tourist, investor, digital nomad, or creator —
knowing what’s changing in Vegas gives you a real edge in 2025 and beyond.
