A new era in Perth Entertainment & Dining, with the $750 million refurbishment project lead by Crown boss James Packer, is now complete.
The iconic Burswood Entertainment Complex has had a well needed upgrade and expansion of the sites, accommodation and entertainment facilities, with the aim to take advantage of the growing international tourism market making its way to Perth.
The start of September saw the official name change to Crown and a glitzy launch of a New Las Vegas/Miami Style pool deck, Liquid.
The new development has brought a number of high profile restaurants to Perth with the opening of Robert De Niro's Japanese eatery Nobu earlier in the year.
September saw the opening of Chef Guillaume Brahimi's French bistro, Bistro Guillaume and also creating a buzz is The Merrywell by Chefs Sammy DeMarco and Grant MacPherson, who have pioneered their culinary skills in New York and Las Vegas, bringing with them their ultimate dining experience, Dude food.
The main Casino arena now boasts a number of new bars, cafes and lounges to keep the entertainment happening through all hours of the day and night.
A new 500 room, six-star hotel -Crown Towers is set to start construction in early 2013 with it due to be completed in 2015, the development will be built on land newly acquired as well as a section of the Crown Golf Course.
Before the construction starts the Crown Theatre will play host to Barry Humphries' Eat Pray Laugh tour in January 2013.
No new upgrades to Perth’s largest and most famous concert venue The Dome have been announced.
The soon to be completed Perth Arena will play host to International Superstars Elton John, George Michael and J.Lo when it opens its doors in November.
