T-Mobile Arena was ranked in the top five globally for gross receipts during its first eight years of operation.

MGM Resorts is prepared to allow a potential NBA expansion team to take general ownership of T-Mobile Arena and would invest to upgrade the facility to NBA standards.

Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas hosted 46 or 47 events in its first year, more than double the 24 events originally planned.

T-Mobile Arena is the home venue for the UFC, hosting a guaranteed four fights per year.

MGM Resorts owns 40% of the hotel room inventory in Las Vegas.

MGM Resorts' Grand Garden Arena has a seating capacity of approximately 12,000 to 13,000, which was deemed insufficient for attracting premier sporting and entertainment events.

The 2018 Supreme Court decision to overturn the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA) enabled professional sports leagues and the NCAA to host major events and teams in Las Vegas.

MGM Resorts partnered with AEG as co-investors to build T-Mobile Arena, with MGM serving as the operating partner responsible for programming.

Out-of-town buyers purchased 53% of the 60,000 seat licenses for the Las Vegas Raiders at Allegiant Stadium, double the original projection.