Boring Company submits application for underground loops along Las Vegas Strip and downtown

As reported by Clark County officials, the Boring Company has submitted applications with the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority for underground loop extensions along the Las Vegas Strip and downtown.

According to the proposal, one line would connect Caesars Entertainment properties on the Strip, while the other would connect the Strip to downtown Las Vegas.

The county announced on Monday that the Elon Musk-led company is scheduled to present its proposals in February next year, part of the Vegas Loop project.

The @boringcompany has submitted applications for underground loops in Las #Vegas. The proposals are scheduled to be presented in February.

One loop would connect @CaesarsEnt properties (purple line.) The other would connect to the Strip to downtown Las Vegas line (blue line.) pic.twitter.com/O0lJFKw3Zq

— Clark County Nevada (@ClarkCountyNV) December 14, 2020

A tunnel is already under construction beneath the Las Vegas Convention Center to connect the separate halls.

The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority unveiled back in October a massive proposed expansion of the project to connect major resort areas.

Under the proposal, Vegas Loop would run from downtown Las Vegas to Allegiant Stadium, with several stations at major resorts along the way, all connected by electric Tesla vehicles, News 3lv reports.

Resorts World and Wynn Las Vegas on the north end of the Strip have also applied for their own loop stations.