City of Dreams
Cotai Strip, MO, Macau
Melco Resorts' Cotai entertainment destination — 1,400 rooms, 420,000 sq ft gaming & the architectural icon Morpheus hotel. The House of Dancing Water theatrical spectacular ran here from 2010 to 2019.
Casino Facts
Year Opened
2009
Gaming Floor
420,000 sq ft
Slot Machines
1,500
Table Games
500
Hotel Rooms
1,400
About City of Dreams
Overview
City of Dreams opened in June 2009 as Melco Crown Entertainment's (now Melco Resorts & Entertainment) flagship Cotai property. The resort encompasses multiple hotel towers including Hard Rock Hotel, Crown Towers, and the extraordinary Morpheus — a free-form exoskeletal tower designed by Zaha Hadid Architects that became an architectural landmark globally upon opening in 2018. The House of Dancing Water theatrical production (2010–2019) was the world's largest water-based live show, staged in an 8-million-gallon pool theatre.
Gaming & Hotel
420,000 sq ft gaming. 1,400 rooms across multiple hotel brands. Morpheus Hotel by Zaha Hadid. Multiple Michelin-starred restaurants. Studio City is an adjacent Melco property accessible by shuttle.
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