In 2018, plans were released for the Las Vegas Convention Center to undergo an $890 million expansion, the 14th in its history.
The expansion is intended to increase the center's meeting space and improve the building's overall design updating it and feature the latest in technology, as well as to connect the Convention Center to the Las Vegas Strip.

The 500,000 sq ft (46,000 m²) expansion includes 86,000 sq ft (8,000 m²) of dedicated meeting space.

The authority has announced plans to expand the direction of the LVCC by creating a Las Vegas Global Business District.
Those plans resulted in the announcement for a planned acquisition of the Riviera in February 2015 for $182.5 million.

The project is expected to add:
A meeting room addition spanning the full length of the South Hall
A grand concourse linking all three halls
A signature facade in front
Enclosed pedestrian access for the Las Vegas Monorail
Police and fire facilities on property
Work was underway on the expansion in 2019.
It is being built on land previously occupied by the Landmark and Riviera resorts.
Construction of a people mover by The Boring Company began in late 2019.
The $53 million twin-tunnel Loop system will have three stops 40 feet below the surface.
In 2018, plans were released for the Las Vegas Convention Center to undergo an $890 million expansion, the 14th in its history. The expansion is intended to increase the center's meeting space and improve the building's overall design updating it and feature the latest in technology, as well as to connect the Convention Center to the Las Vegas Strip.
The 500,000 sq ft (46,000 m²) expansion includes 86,000 sq ft (8,000 m²) of dedicated meeting space.
The authority has announced plans to expand the direction of the LVCC by creating a Las Vegas Global Business District. Those plans resulted in the announcement for a planned acquisition of the Riviera in February 2015 for $182.5 million.
The project is expected to add:
A meeting room addition spanning the full length of the South Hall
A grand concourse linking all three halls
A signature facade in front
Enclosed pedestrian access for the Las Vegas Monorail
Police and fire facilities on property
Work was underway on the expansion in 2019. It is being built on land previously occupied by the Landmark and Riviera resorts. Construction of a people mover by The Boring Company began in late 2019. The $53 million twin-tunnel Loop system will have three stops 40 feet below the surface.
Las Vegas Convention Center