Clark County Approves 19 More Vegas Loop Stations, Entitlement Total Reaches 123

# What happened Clark County commissioners approved entitlements for 19 additional stations for the Vegas Loop, The Boring Company announced in a post on X. That vote raises the total number of stations the company is entitled to build to 123.

# Where the new stations are reported to be The company and local reporting identify several specific locations among the new approvals:

• A station at Grand Prix Plaza tied to the Formula One circuit.
• A stop in Chinatown.
• Multiple new stations on Tropicana Avenue between Las Vegas Boulevard and Paradise Road.
• Two stations at the Tuscany resort.
• A station at the former Gordon Biersch restaurant and brewery site on Paradise, north of Flamingo Road, paired with planned office space.

# How this fits into the Loop's timeline The Vegas Loop opened its first tunnel segment in 2021. The project has grown through successive county approvals:

• 2023: Commissioners approved 18 additional stations as part of an expansion that later described a target of 69 stations across 65 miles.
• Later in 2023: The company discussed plans closer to 93 stations.
• Last year: Long-term design documents referenced 104 stations across about 68 miles of tunnel.
• This August approval: Entitlements now total 123 stations.

These numbers show incremental growth in the project's entitled scope over several years.

# What the company said about long-term thinking In its social post, The Boring Company reiterated the Loop's point-to-point model and suggested an expansive vision: with no intermediate stops, the company framed a future where Loop stations could be extremely numerous. The announcement thanked Clark County commissioners for the vote.

# Why the locations matter The named new stations add coverage in tourist- and event-focused areas—Formula One's Grand Prix Plaza, parts of the Strip corridor, and resort properties—along with a stop in Chinatown, which connects a residential and commercial neighborhood. The Tropicana Avenue additions would provide more east-west coverage between Las Vegas Boulevard and Paradise Road.

# Immediate implications The county vote increases the number of entitled stations but does not itself mean construction at each new site begins immediately. It extends the planning and entitlement envelope the company can work within for future buildouts.

# Bottom line Clark County's approval of 19 additional Vegas Loop stations expands the project's entitled footprint to 123 stations. The move continues a pattern of stepped approvals since the Loop opened in 2021 and highlights the project's ongoing evolution in scope and geography.