Construction Gallery - Las Vegas, Nevada.
September 6, 2003

Photos courtesy of Karl Buiter

Thanks to Karl for the following end-to-end look at the stations.


As we have before, we'll follow the guideway from one end to the other, but this time we'll focus mostly on the nearly-completed stations. At the south end of the 4-mile monorail is the new switch back platform.


The MGM Station now has walls for the automated door system that every station will have.


The track to the left is new, it leads to the switch back platform.


The Bally's Station is also undergoing a major transformation with the addition of automated doors and a new elevator. The new track starts at the far end of the station and it slices through part of the Bally's Resort building.


Bally's Station affords a nice view of their pool.


It's brand new, but the Flamingo Hilton Station is already surrounded by palm trees and greenery.


Flamingo Hilton Station is one of two that are squeezed into an alley behind the Strip hotel corridor.


A tiny bit to the north is the Harrah's/Imperial Palace Station.


Harrah's/Imperial Palace with the Flamingo Hilton Station in the distance. The silvery building in the background is Bally's.

Click here to see the rest of the stations in Part Two of Karl's latest photo shoot.

Previous Las Vegas construction pictures:
July 19, 2003
June 30, 2003
May 17, 2003
April 5, 2003
March 27, 2003
February 23, 2003
February 5, 2003
January 21, 2003
November 16 , 2002
November 12, 2002
September 22-25.2002
August 22,2002
August 5, 2002
July 10-12, 2002
June 27, 2002
June 7-18, 2002.
Late May 2002.
April May, 2002, tall columns.
May 3, 2002, beam manufacturing continues.
March 26, 2002, first dual-guideway beams up.
March 22-24, 2002, first look at t-supports.
January 16-17, 2002, first beam lifted into place.
January 2-3, 2002, columns and rebar.
December 2001 beam yard images.
October 2001 first pylons and track.
August 2001 ground breaking images

photographs copyright the Monorail Society

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