Construction continues at the Linq construction site between the Quad, formerly the Imperial Palace and the Flamingo, on the Las Vegas Strip Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2013.
Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2013 | 10:13 a.m.
The public can expect a preview of the new design of the Quad casino in about two weeks, when doors open behind the scaffolding and construction walls on the Las Vegas Strip.
A portion of the revamped casino floor is expected to finished as early as March 1, casino officials said. Most of the new slot machines are already installed, and table games should be delivered by Friday. The new area will represent about a quarter of the new 65,000-square-foot casino. The carpet will be temporary, however, as construction continues on the rest of the space.
The Quad, which has operated under the names Imperial Palace and Flamingo Capri since it opened in 1971, is on schedule to complete renovations both inside and out by the end of the year. The Friedmutter Group, whose work includes the Cosmopolitan and Red Rock Resort, is handling interior design.







I'm hoping that Caesar's Entertainment can finally finish up these annoying construction projects. I am annoyed by the inability to walk on this side of the mid-Strip area and avoid it whenever possible when I visit Vegas. It would be great if they stopped doing anything when the big ferris wheel or whatever Bill's will become is finished, whichever one comes first. Meanwhile, whenever I visit the area, I plan to continue hanging out south of Flamingo or in the North Strip section.
has the quad been closed
Yay, I can't wait to see the finished product! I want to see Cesaers Version of a yard sale in a college town. Isn't it enough that the Entrance of Cesaers Palace looks like the junkyard home of Sanford and Son?
I notice they still have those same "white" rattan-looking highback chairs at the tables. Are they really keeping those?