US EditionJumbo jet 747 fuselage to become new Las Vegas dining experience at Area15
- A Boeing 747 will become a dining experience at Area15 in Las Vegas after being a stationary art piece at Burning Man since 2016.
- After being stuck at Burning Man in 2018, the 747 was finally relocated to Las Vegas in 2020.
- The revamped 747 will join attractions like the Museum of Ice Cream and Universal Horror Unleashed at Area15.
- Area15 features immersive entertainment like live events and art installations, with the 747 set to be transformed into a nightlife venue.
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Jumbo jet 747 fuselage to become new Las Vegas dining experience at Area15
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- A decommissioned Boeing 747 fuselage made its way through Las Vegas streets Wednesday morning to its new home at the Area15 campus. Drivers may have done a double-take when they saw a giant piece of the plane traveling through traffic. The fuselage was formally a piece of interactive art at northern Nevada's Burning Man festival but will soon become part of Area15's expansion plan to offer new immersive experiences. Decommiss…
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