The operator’s Vegas revenue was down in the quarter, but sports tourism and solid convention demand show promise for 2026, per CEO Bill Hornbuckle.

MGM Resorts' Las Vegas Strip resorts saw a relative softness in the second quarter that suggested a softness in the city's visitor volumes.

The Las Vegas Strip Resorts segment saw revenue fall 4% to $2.1 billion, due primarily to the impact from the room remodel and a decline in table games hold at MGM Grand Las Vegas. Casino revenue was down 6% during the quarter. Segment-adjusted EBITDAR fell 9% to $710 million.