Page 5 - Hawaii Island MidWeek - Jan 12, 2022

JANUARY 12, 2022 HAWAI‘I ISLAND MIDWEEK 5
Allegiant To Host Super Bowl
Happy New Year! While the end-of- year celebrations on the Ninth Island were quite the send-off into 2022, Ve- gas has continued to keep the party going.
performers like Jim Gaffigan (May 20-21 and Aug. 26-27), Sebastian Maniscalco (Jan. 7-8, April 29-30 and May 28- 29) and Whitney Cummings (Jan. 15) gracing the stage.
anticipating another eatery, Sanrio’s Hello Kitty Grand Café, which currently has a popular food truck in The Park outside of New York- New York. Pastry chef and cronut creator Dominique Ansel, meanwhile, will open his first Vegas location in Caesar’s Palace.
forgotten about sports, es- pecially since the announce- ment was made that Allegiant Stadium will host the Super Bowl in 2024! The NHL all-star game will be held at T-Mobile on Feb. 5. The in- door football team, the Vegas Knight Hawks, will begin playing at the Dollar Loan Center in Henderson, which will also be the new home for the Henderson Silver Knights hockey team.
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Wayne Newton is returning to the Flamingo through June; Garth Brooks is scheduled to perform Feb. 4-5 at the Dolby Theatre at Park MGM; The Doobie Brothers and John Legend have announced res- idencies at Zappos Theater in Planet Hollywood; and Brian McKnight will be perform- ing at Encore Theater at The Wynn Jan. 22. Speaking of The Wynn, the hotel also has quite the comedy lineup with
There are also some ex- citing changes in 2022. For starters, visitors to Vegas will no longer be flying into Mc- Carran. The airport officially has changed its name to Har- ry Reid International Airport in honor of the late senator. Head’s up, it may be some time before all the road signs are changed to reflect this.
Allegiant Stadium will host the Super Bowl in 2024, as well as multiple events in 2022. PHOTO COURTESY SHANNON TSUBAKI
new owner, but also a com- pletely new look. Hard Rock is purchasing the $1.075 billion property and plans on completely renovating it inside and out. This new makeover is expected to include the removal of the iconic volcano and the addi-
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Prepare to shop till you drop! Project 63, a retail complex that’s currently be- ing built on The Strip is ex- pected to bring several retail shops and restaurants. Pop- ular Japanese discount store chain Daiso is also planning to open three locations in the Vegas Valley.
The Mirage Hotel and Ca- sino that was recently put on the market by MGM looks like it will not only have a
Some fun foodie projects are on the way as well, in- cluding football legend Em- mitt Smith’s new restaurant, which will be located in the Fashion Show Mall. The shopping center will also be
The Ninth Island hasn’t
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