
O'Shea's Casino - popular with frat houses and fans of beer pong - is being demolished to make way for the spanking-new project Linq.
The Linq project is a half billion dollar real estate development - urban-inspired - expected to flog all kinds of entertainment, dining, and clubs on the Las Vegas Strip once erected (anchored in the back by a giant observation wheel).
But, the Irish-themed pub will not be shuttering its doors without a lot of fanfare, that's for sure!
Of course, an extended "Final Countdown" par-tay is underway this weekend, to the delight of long-time patrons who are expected to trot down to the strip to toss back a few thirst-quenching ales, snap up untold bits of discounted memorabilia, and kick-back and enjoy sizzling-hot live entertainment for the last time (this time around).
Uh-huh!
Although O'Sheas will be imploded on Tuesday morning (at approximately 2 a.m.) the raucous fun hang-out will not be soon forgotten.
According to Caesar's Entertainment Corporation - the development's funder - O'Sheas will be resurrected a hop-and-a-skip away from its original foundations on the glitzy strip.
In essence, O'Shea's will act as a "connection" between adjoining properties (like the Imperial Palace) with state-of-the-art amenities as a main attraction.
Allegedly, "The Grove" in Southern California was the model that inspired the Linq project.
By the way, at press time O'Shea's announced that there will be free slot-play for all, during the last twelve hours of business.
See 'ya there!















































