Studio City set to introduce new retailers, dining facilities

Phase 1 and Phase 2 of the Studio City casino resort in Cotai are expected to include additional dining and retail establishments from Melco Resorts and Entertainment Ltd.

The addition of retailers, including a location of the well-known Japanese retail discount chain Don Don Donki, is intended to create the ideal mix for customers and boost foot traffic at the property, according to Kevin Benning, Senior Vice President and Property General Manager, in an interview with GGRAsia.

Ten more new retail locations are scheduled to open in the next three months, according to Mr. Benning, who said that twelve new retail businesses debuted on Studio City’s ground level in December. Phase 2 of the introduction of Don Don Donki is scheduled for this quarter. Apart from gaming, there are more food and drink options, such as Starbucks, Häagen-Dazs, Godiva, Zhen Dim Sum, and Hip Seng Seafood Hot Pot Restaurant. 2024 will see the arrival of Five Guys, a fast-food franchise.

Moon On Planet (Club MOP), a new nightclub, made its debut in December as part of the property’s attempt to better combine luxury and mass-market recreational activities. Several karaoke rooms and an outdoor pool deck are features of Club MOP, which is housed in Studio City’s Star Tower.

With the opening of Club MOP and the Blind Tiger bar and club on the 40th floor of the W Macau hotel, Studio City also plans to increase the variety of its nightlife offerings.. Aside from an indoor all-weather extension and the Super Fun Zone, the resort has invested in entertainment and activities.

Studio City plans to extend its three-year musical residency program in 2024. At the 5,000-seat Studio City Event Center, the program will feature many performances by Hong Kong Cantopop artists. Studio City’s whole economy is benefited by the residency performances, which increased foot traffic, hotel occupancy, and F&B revenue.

Original story by: GGRAsia