The mighty Stardust just sits there in disbelief at what is happening to the north strip. Frontier and Desert Inn had to go, but the Stardust should have been kept
standing across the street from an implosion of a massive building creates a feeling unlike any other. you can feel it in your body when the charges go off..its intense
Exactly like the collapse of World Trade Center 7 - did you guys know the BBC and CNN announced the WTC7 building had "already collapsed" but half an hour before the actualy collapse on 9/11( supposedly it was a surprise collapse) . This shows foreknowledge and press being fed an official story on 9/11. Look up WTC7 BBC on youtube.
which ones certainly not hacienda or thunderbird (el rancho), frontier or even sands or dunes.
Caesars yes and to an extent landmark but how can you say Wynn is an eyesore just because it is big. Surely empire state building is an eyesore too then based on that logic
without Wynns influence in the late 1980s the Strip would today be dying a slow death imo. It certainly wouldn't be attracting anywhere near the 40 million visitors annually it currently enjoys.
Its also no coincidence that the population of las vegas has doubled since 1989 (the opening of the Mirage)
yeah the strip was doing fine during the 1960s but come the 1980s (post mob influence) its appeal was gone, atlantic city was kicking its ass, even friggin Reno was catching up quick.
Sounds familiar lets tear down huge buildings and rebuild with new improved ones!! Hey if we make it look like an accident then we could claim on insurance.
wrong? i dont think anything was wrong with it, im sure it couldve used some new carpet or something though..thats just what we do here, blow up old buildings to make way for new mega hotels..in the place of the Desert Inn now sits the 2 billion dollar Wynn Hotel..
i think it was closed about a year before it was imploded while they were designing and planning the Wynn..the Wynn hotel is a monstrosity that i can see from my house about 10 miles away...theres supposed to be another implosion of the Frontier in a few months from now and if i can ill shoot that one too =]
at 00:54 watch as the two bell towerlike objects nearestthe camera hit each other. I originally didn't see that, but when I played it back, i saw that.
no it was the desert inn, all spectators were stuck in the parking lot of the frontier across the street..i was just shooting signs and stuff in the immediate area. and yes the stardust is coming down next year, its been closed already.
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duhavifk 3 weeks ago
it looks like gold coast
kbusuego 5 months ago
The mighty Stardust just sits there in disbelief at what is happening to the north strip. Frontier and Desert Inn had to go, but the Stardust should have been kept
Bartels92 8 months ago
when u took it wynn wasn'y even open yet.why were their lights on they're not open yet?
123chunhou 1 year ago
When Ricky Tan falls out the window, his hotel also falls!
spamdude060 1 year ago
This was one of the best hotels, and this one HURT!
dad90 1 year ago
i worked there in 98 to 00. Tears my heart!!
Vincentpark 2 years ago
i was one of the pyro guys that worked on rush hour 2 production crew when it was being filmed there...a shame to see it go.
XTRUTHDRUMSX 2 years ago
Dude, i was there, on holiday from the netherlands....
Totally awesome!
thanks for this upload!
2rijigtonlager 3 years ago
I was there visiting from England, a once in a lifetime opportunity and it was amazing - thanks for posting it.
gitoe777 3 years ago
The building just kinda melts XD
FlameTheHedgehog2 3 years ago
OMG THANK YOU! I've been looking for this for ages!!
Kashito91 4 years ago
no thank you! my pleasure! i made a vid of the stardust going down too if youre interested
SoundRoss 4 years ago
I'm really interested now! I love how they blasted the front entrance first!
Kashito91 4 years ago
standing across the street from an implosion of a massive building creates a feeling unlike any other. you can feel it in your body when the charges go off..its intense
SoundRoss 4 years ago
I could Imagine. I wish I was there...standing opposite the front entrance!
Kashito91 4 years ago
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Exactly like the collapse of World Trade Center 7 - did you guys know the BBC and CNN announced the WTC7 building had "already collapsed" but half an hour before the actualy collapse on 9/11( supposedly it was a surprise collapse) . This shows foreknowledge and press being fed an official story on 9/11. Look up WTC7 BBC on youtube.
ninjachick13 4 years ago
The old hotel buildings had great architectural designs and were nice to look at. The giant buildings we see today (like the Wynn) are big eyesores.
theclayguy 4 years ago 3
which ones certainly not hacienda or thunderbird (el rancho), frontier or even sands or dunes.
Caesars yes and to an extent landmark but how can you say Wynn is an eyesore just because it is big. Surely empire state building is an eyesore too then based on that logic
Vegasrossie 4 years ago
The Sands, Dunes, Landmark, and Stardust had very nice unique towers. (and signs)
I'm not saying the Wynn is ugly. It's just way too tall and shiny. It also kinda sticks out.
The old casino towers were all diverse in their own unique way. The newer ones just look like rectangular 'office style' buildings.
theclayguy 4 years ago 5
Damn, I miss the old, pre-Steve Wynn Vegas.
artistmac 4 years ago
without Wynns influence in the late 1980s the Strip would today be dying a slow death imo. It certainly wouldn't be attracting anywhere near the 40 million visitors annually it currently enjoys.
Its also no coincidence that the population of las vegas has doubled since 1989 (the opening of the Mirage)
Vegasrossie 4 years ago
Yes, the population's doubled. Not necessarily a good thing, when everybody's driving.
And the Strip was doing just fine without exploding volcanoes and outdoor pirate ship battles.
artistmac 4 years ago 2
yeah the strip was doing fine during the 1960s but come the 1980s (post mob influence) its appeal was gone, atlantic city was kicking its ass, even friggin Reno was catching up quick.
Vegasrossie 4 years ago 5
sweeeeeeeeeeeet
drkmcgrew 4 years ago
Sounds familiar lets tear down huge buildings and rebuild with new improved ones!! Hey if we make it look like an accident then we could claim on insurance.
Larry Silverstein 2001
Search WTC7
bazrippa 4 years ago
What was wrong with that place? looked friggen brand new? why was it being torn down?
cmarlow330 4 years ago
wrong? i dont think anything was wrong with it, im sure it couldve used some new carpet or something though..thats just what we do here, blow up old buildings to make way for new mega hotels..in the place of the Desert Inn now sits the 2 billion dollar Wynn Hotel..
SoundRoss 4 years ago
geez.... gotta love vegas I guess LOL..... I mean yeah that place looked NIIIICE... How long had the desert been closed before they tore it down?
cmarlow330 4 years ago
i think it was closed about a year before it was imploded while they were designing and planning the Wynn..the Wynn hotel is a monstrosity that i can see from my house about 10 miles away...theres supposed to be another implosion of the Frontier in a few months from now and if i can ill shoot that one too =]
SoundRoss 4 years ago
what song
reymon14 4 years ago
theres three songs in it...'The Noose', 'Sleeping Beauty' both by A Perfect Circle, and 'AEnima' by Tool...hope that helps
SoundRoss 4 years ago
at 00:54 watch as the two bell towerlike objects nearestthe camera hit each other. I originally didn't see that, but when I played it back, i saw that.
nasa43 4 years ago
and it was awesome and i have a video up of it..
SoundRoss 4 years ago
the stardust is now gone...i filmed that too, videos up and live if you want to check it out..the fireworks were fucking out of control!!
SoundRoss 4 years ago
Didn't this used to have an all glass exterior??
default99telecom 4 years ago
Cool, but it seems to be the Frontier, not the Desert Inn according to the signs.
Padessence 5 years ago
no it was the desert inn, all spectators were stuck in the parking lot of the frontier across the street..i was just shooting signs and stuff in the immediate area. and yes the stardust is coming down next year, its been closed already.
SoundRoss 5 years ago
did you know, the Stardust is on the block for implosion as well.
S70T5 5 years ago
There goes the neighborhood. After the Frontier, then the Sahara and Riviera. At least the Stratosphere is safe....for now!!
default99telecom 4 years ago
It already has been imploded. Just last March 13th, at 2:33 am PST.
powerpuffsouthpark 4 years ago