The District at Resorts World

Very pretty mall filled with shops and restaurants, even its very own mini Sphere. Easy access along the Strip. Very expensive shops and restaurants.

Nice shops selling a variety of high-quality goods with several nice restaurants and a couple of clubs. Definitely worth a stop for a shopping trip followed by a nice meal.

The mall had many selfie spots and decorative corners. It’s definitely Instagram-friendly.

Beautiful decorations, ridiculously priced food and shopping. Nice atmosphere and worth a visit. Eat before you go!

Amazing Resort and Casino. Lots of shops, restaurants and entertainment. Definitely recommend when visiting Sin City 😈

Terrific restaurants and nice shops. Easy access to the Tesla loop to the convention center.

Very clean and very nice mall. The big led globe was great. Awesome restaurants and good shopping.

Very large and nice. Lots of modern art

The District at Resorts World was probably pitched in a boardroom like this. "What if we made this indoor Fremont Style experience connected to Resorts World inside and to the outside with the Vegas Loop. It will be a destination location." The District is currently mostly empty, with many storefronts having unusual business hours. I remember trying to get to Craig's Vegan Ice Cream at least four different times when it was there, only to for it be closed. There's just not enough to make the District into what it was intended to be. Here are some highlights. Eats - Viva by Ray Garcia is, in my opinion, one of the best options for dining in the district. Wally's and CarverSteak aren't too far behind. Mini-Sphere - Just don't sit on the rim MAJORWAVEZLAB - Make your own custom sneakers.

The District at Resorts World is a retail, dining, and entertainment area within the Resorts World property in Las Vegas. The district has multiple levels! My husband and I stopped by the District on a Friday evening after the Janet Jackson concert! One of the highlights of The District is the boutique and fashion shops! There are a variety of stores like Fred Segal, Black Clover, O Bag, and more! There are specialty service retailers such as Miss Behave Beauty Salon or The Outfit! The District also has a variety of restaurants, bars, and lounges. Some of those include the Mulberry Street Pizzeria, offering NY style slices of pizza near the plaza entrance, Wally's Wine & Spirits which as a variety of wine and spirits. There are several others such as the following Carversteak Bar Zazu FUHU RedTail The District is beautiful. It has a variety of architecture elements inside. There is a mini sphere, like a globe, with as massive LED video structure! It's located in the center of the District on the ground level. We only spent about an hour in The District after eating at Mulberry Pizza and looking at all of the different stores at The District. It's was nice to take a break from the casino area and look around at all of the stores at the Resorts World.

We accidentally stumbled upon The District because we were looking for Juniors Restaurant. The District offers tri-level shopping and food dining options throughout. Also on the ground level is a iconic smaller "Sphere". Too bad, we did not have more time to casually shop as we were hurrying to get elsewhere.

During our recent stay at The Palazzo at the Venetian Resort, we walked into The District at Resorts World. We searched the unique artwork, Asian-inspired meeting rooms, luxury boutiques, celebrity-backed restaurants, noted East and West Coast cafes, and several Asian street food stalls. The mall was immaculate and impressive to attract customers looking for high-end or unique purchases. We sensed the shopping and varied cuisine options were geared towards an Asian market yet not as high-end as the shopping or casino grandeur you'd find in Macau or Singapore. The District is built on the former location of Las Vegas' legendary Stardust Resort and Casino, which was once the World's largest hotel when it opened in 1958. I remember my parents talking about their first visit and stay at Las Vegas Stardust Resort in the late '70s and later in the '90s to catch a magic show by Siegfried & Roy. They mentioned the Stardust was looking a bit rundown and changed their resort choice to somewhere else on The Strip. Years later, when more of my work-related conferences occurred at the Las Vegas Convention Center, I stopped by only to see a relatively empty lot or "ghost" of the iconic Stardust. I had no idea how the former Boyd Family property would be transformed or improved other than reminiscing my experiences at the Malaysia-based Genting Group's Singapore and Sentosa resorts and casinos. This shopping mall appeared luxurious, easy on the eyes, and well-designed. It was good to see that the retail and most casual dining establishments open by 11 AM. However, most famous street food stalls within the casino area weren't available for lunch despite their posted business hours. We did expect to find the fine dining restaurants to be accessible for dinner time. Also, we liked there was an easy access stop to the new environmentally friendly tunnel system called "The Loop."

Unfortunately very short review as I can see nothing good about this place! Very bad design and extremely empty! The place make you feel lonely!

This was attached to the resort I was staying at. It melds with everything else that is incorporated in the resort complex. When I say that I mean that you think that there isn't anymore, but there is. Lots of shops and restaurants to go into. I walked up and down the main corridor many times. It was always abuzz with people. The thing I enjoyed the most was the giant sphere monitor. I know it was basically there for advertisement, but it was mesmerizing to watch. Another thing I enjoyed was the elephants they had throughout that were themed by whomever designed it. It can be a nice different thing to do while in a facility that focuses on a casino. You don't have to do the gambling thing, you can walk around and shop or have a meal, or hop into a bar to grab a drink. Which was good for me, because I am not a gambler in the least. Give me something else to do with my time. Wish they would put some type of museum in here, it would add to it.

So, I have been reading some reviews going back quite a few months that state that most of the stores and restaurants are only open during dinner hours. It looks like this is still the case as we visited this location in late January. I do not give out 2-star reviews very often. However, no stores or restaurants that clearly appear to be finished and ready for business are closed at 1 pm warrants a decent review. I know this resort can be great and prosper. Hopefully, it will live up to its potential in years to come. Eat, Drink, and Be Merry, my Friends!!!

The District at Resorts World is a 3 storey, brand new mall, consisting of mainly restaurants and a few clothing shops. Currently there are no third floor tenants and only a handful of shops on the second floor. As of August 16, 2021, many of the sit-down restaurants are only open for dinner.

This place does not qualify as a shopping mall in my opinion-- it's a collection of a few stores, that's it. There is a ginormous "glass" ball made of triangle display devices (which Vegas is full of) so you or your kids may spend a few minutes at awe... but that might be it. Judith Lieber and Herve Leger were the only two brand names I could recognize. There's Pepper on the second floor, which sells intimacy goods and worth a peek ; ) but that's about it.

Selection is small. Seems like they are still in the process of filling stores. It's very clean after walking the strip this evening. However, there isn't much to choose from.

The District at Resorts World is the mall and shopping area of Resorts World. There's a giant revolving ball with digital art and advertising that constantly changes. If you're seeing a residency show you can hang out here before or after your show. It's three stories and since it's new. Not all spaces are open or operating. I'd say the District is influenced by LA. So if you've never been to LA and would like a small taste of it. You can come here and get sort of a feel of the LA vibe. I say this coz there's a famous LA retail from West Hollywood here. The pizza place in the District I remember from Beverly Hills when I lived in LA. Then there's a Vegan ice cream shop which is basically LA's vibes coz the Vegan game is strong in LA. Then a hip and trendy little ditty that's an ice cream with alcohol bar. Which would be so West Hollywood, Santa Monica or even Venice type of vibe. The district is still growing and being added to so it's a nice little walk in Resorts World. Mel M Yelp 22:03

Few shops you don't care for and in a massive space which made it worse. Not designed with human scale in mind.