I apologize if some of the casino pictures are a little blurry. There is also a spa, which I know nothing about, and 2 pricey boutiques. The MGM Grand has 5 'lounges' (bars): Agua, Ignite, V (Vivid), Int Ice, and U-Me-Drink. In addition, there are two other 'casual' restaurants, Breeze and Palette Dining Studio, plus a Starbucks (actually, I thought I saw 2). The last two will be featured later in the thread. It has 3 'signature' restaurants: Wolfgang Puck Grille, Bourbon Steak, and Saltwater. It has a total of 100,000 square feet of gaming space (9,290m2). The casino has almost 4,500 slot machines. The pictures are all mine, unless otherwise noted for a handful of pics I swiped from the MGM Detroit's official website, MGM Grand Hotel He was living at the hotel for two weeks and so let me in to take some pictures there too. In addition, he was also able to get me in to the 'invititation only black-tie' opening ceremony, but I spent my whole time at his Bourbon Steak restaurant downing free drinks :cheers2: and gourmet food :eat. My college housemate is a corporate chef for the Mina Group, based out of Las Vegas, and he allowed me great access to his new restaurant. In addition to pictures of the hotel & casino, I've also included pictures of two of the MGM's high-end restaurants opened by celebrity chef Michael Mina. The MGM Grand Detroit employs 3,000 people, half of whom live in the city of Detroit. What I can tell you is that the building has 17 floors and the MGM complex sits on 25 acres of land.

I don't have all the facts and stats on the casino so hopefully some of the other area forumers will lend some of their knowledge to this thread. I'm finally getting around to posting some of the pictures I've taken of the new US$800,000,000 wonder recently inaugurated in downtown Detroit, the MGM Grand Detroit casino.

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