Is BLVD Worth It? Las Vegas Strip's Newest Complex

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BLVD Las Vegas is the Strip's newest complex — a 400,000-square-foot, open-air shopping, dining, and entertainment center built on the old Hawaiian Marketplace site. Here's what's actually open, what it costs, and whether it's worth your time in 2026.
From the giant new In-N-Out and the Puma flagship's free Formula One simulator to the free rooftop views at The Overlook and 450 free parking spaces — plus the Netflix House and Tenshou restaurants still landing in 2027 — this is the no-hype breakdown of what's worth visiting now and what to wait for.
What you’ll find out in this video:
• What BLVD actually is — and who spent hundreds of millions building it
• Everything open right now, from the Puma F1 simulator to the giant new In-N-Out
• The free perks most visitors miss — parking, rooftop views, and the walk-through
• What's still coming in 2027 — Netflix House, Tenshou, and more
• Whether it's worth your time on a first-time Vegas trip

CHAPTERS
0:00 — Intro
0:52 — What BLVD Actually Is
3:15 — What's Open Right Now
4:45 — What's Still Coming
6:25 — Is It Worth It?

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Category
Las Vegas Restaurant
Tags
Las Vegas, BLVD, BLVD Las Vegas
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