The Ras Al Khaimah casino forms part of Wynn Al Marjan Island on Al Marjan Island, and it remained closed to the public on 10 August 2026. Wynn's latest official guidance points to the resort opening its doors to guests in September 2027.
This panel keeps completed milestones separate from future plans and dates every time-sensitive figure. The opening date and operating details can still shift, so each entry points back to the latest official reference available.
| Item | Confirmed status | Reference date |
|---|---|---|
| Resort status | Under construction and not open for visits | 10 August 2026 |
| Opening date | September 2027 | Wynn results, 4 August 2026 |
| Licence | Island 3 AMI FZ-LLC, trading as Wynn Al Marjan, is listed by GCGRA | Current GCGRA register |
| Tower | 70 floors, with a final planned height of 352 metres above sea level | Current resort website |
| Accommodation inventory | All 1,530 units structurally complete | 2 February 2026 |
| Gaming area | 225,000 sq ft, about 20,900 sqm | Wynn 2025 annual filing, March 2026 |
Under construction does not mean rooms, restaurants or the gaming floor can be booked or entered yet. Wynn currently offers an email update form, but that form is not a reservation or an admission ticket.
Wynn Al Marjan Island is Wynn's first integrated resort across the Middle East and North Africa, and the developers describe it as the UAE's first integrated resort overall. The plans bring together a hotel, licensed gaming facility, dining, entertainment, retail, spa, beach, marina and events centre at a single destination.
The project spans more than 60 hectares on Al Marjan Island in Ras Al Khaimah, facing the Arabian Gulf. The development is a joint venture linking entities connected to Wynn Resorts, Marjan and RAK Hospitality Holding, while Island 3 AMI FZ-LLC is the entity named in the gaming licence register.
The label matters because this is not simply a gaming floor with a hotel bolted on. Most of the information published so far concerns accommodation, restaurants, beach facilities, events and entertainment, while the detailed game mix stays unannounced.
On 4 August 2026, Wynn stated in its second quarter results that the resort will open its doors to guests in September 2027. This is the latest named month, and it supersedes pages still listing only 2027, first quarter 2027 or spring 2027.
Older investor updates had targeted the first quarter of 2027, and Wynn then flagged a modest delay in May 2026 that it promised to quantify later. The August release filled in that missing detail by shifting the current guidance to September 2027.
A company results release carries more weight than a property listing or travel blog, but it still amounts to forward-looking guidance for a resort still being fitted out. Recheck the official resort website and Wynn investor releases before paying for any non-refundable trip.
The timeline lines up each announcement in sequence so an old target never gets mistaken for the current one. It traces how the Ras Al Khaimah casino moved from an early proposal to a licensed facility under construction with a named opening month.
| Date | Milestone | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| 25 January 2022 | Joint project announced for Al Marjan Island | The concept began with preliminary scope and timing |
| 4 October 2024 | Wynn announced receipt of the commercial gaming facility operator licence | The project became the UAE's first licensed commercial gaming facility |
| 25 November 2025 | A site ceremony marked the 70-floor hotel tower reaching its top | The main tower hit a visible construction milestone |
| December 2025 | Wynn's later updates recorded structural concrete completion | Work shifted further into the crown, facade and interior phases |
| 2 February 2026 | Facade reached 83%, all accommodation units were structurally complete and Wynn Bridge reached 48% | This remains the latest detailed construction percentage release |
| 11 March 2026 | Construction resumed after a short pause | This was a status update, not an opening or cancellation notice |
| 29 June 2026 | Wynn announced an original theatre production with Punchdrunk | The opening entertainment programme gained a confirmed headline show |
| 15 July 2026 | Wynn's investor presentation showed extensive interior work in progress | The latest visual snapshot confirmed the fit-out phase was active |
| 4 August 2026 | September 2027 was named for opening the doors | This is the current official date to use for planning |
A Wynn project story dated the 70-floor ceremony to 25 November 2025, while later corporate updates describe the structural concrete milestone as December 2025. November covers the site ceremony here and December covers the later construction record, rather than squeezing both references into a single date.
Wynn's 2 February 2026 release stated structural concrete was complete through the roof of level 71, with 21,852 of 26,471 facade panels fitted, equal to 83%. The guest website describes a 70-floor tower, and both official descriptions sit side by side here rather than get merged into a derived floor count. Wynn releases have also used different interim height measurements, while the stable published target remains 352 metres above sea level once the spire is installed.
Elevator and escalator installation was moving forward, and mechanical, electrical and finishing work was under way across the guest inventory. Combined concrete and structural steel work on the low-rise buildings stood at 99%, though that construction percentage says nothing about whether the spaces are guest-ready.
The new 548-metre Wynn Bridge is designed to link the resort through Wynn Boulevard to the E311 and E611 roads. It stood 48% complete on 2 February 2026, with piling finished and nine of ten bridge column pile caps in place, and Wynn was targeting completion by late 2026 at that point.
Wynn's August results described construction as progressing rapidly, and its second quarter presentation showed extensive interior work as of 15 July 2026. Neither source offered a newer facade or bridge percentage, so the February figures stay clearly dated rather than get bumped up by guesswork.
Wynn's annual report for 2025, filed in March 2026, states a 225,000 sq ft gaming area. That works out to about 20,900 sqm, and it's the figure used here since it comes from the latest direct corporate filing.
An approximate 18,500 sqm gaming floor turns up throughout older property and news coverage, including several current search results. Wynn has never published a reconciliation showing the two figures refer to different spaces, so 18,500 sqm stands as the older estimate rather than getting added onto the newer one.
| Measure | Figure used | How to read it |
|---|---|---|
| Gaming area | 225,000 sq ft, about 20,900 sqm | Latest figure in Wynn's annual filing |
| Older figure still repeated online | About 18,500 sqm | Legacy estimate, not the current lead figure |
| Development site | More than 60 hectares | The whole integrated resort, not only the gaming floor |
| Hotel tower | 70 floors | Current guest-facing description |
| Structure in the February update | 299 metres through the level 71 roof | A dated construction measurement, not final height |
| Planned height with spire | 352 metres above sea level | Final architectural target on the resort website |
Floor area reveals nothing about the number of gaming tables or slots, the game mix, or the split between general and private rooms. Wynn had published none of those details by 10 August 2026, so any precise inventory needs a newer operator source.
Wynn's February construction update stated all 1,530 accommodation units were structurally complete, with interior fit-out still under way. The breakdown below keeps the apartments, townhomes and estates inside the total so nothing gets counted twice.
| Category | Number | Published description |
|---|---|---|
| Resort rooms | 1,217 | Rooms and suites in the main Resort Tower |
| Enclave suites | 297 | A hotel within a hotel on the upper floors |
| Royal Apartments | 2 | Two apartments at the top of the tower |
| Garden Townhomes | 4 | Standalone garden accommodation in the resort plan |
| Marina Estates | 10 | Residences beside the marina |
| Total | 1,530 | Current announced guest inventory |
Enclave is Wynn's hotel-within-a-hotel concept on the upper floors, complete with its own entrance, arrival area and lifts. It centres on suite accommodation and a separate service environment, though rates, packages and the reservation opening date remain unannounced.
The 1,542 figure showed up in older Wynn releases and still gets repeated by competitors. The February 2026 construction release and current resort materials give a complete category breakdown that adds up to 1,530, the total used here.
The current resort website plans 22 restaurants, bars and lounges, plus a daytime beach club, for hotel guests and resort visitors alike. Wynn has named a French-American steakhouse by Alain Ducasse and a second Delilah supper club, though restaurant bookings had not opened as of this update.
On 29 June 2026, Wynn announced an original Punchdrunk production set to debut alongside the resort. Once booking opens, guests are expected to choose between a traditional seated performance upstairs or a roaming immersive journey downstairs and backstage, though show dates and prices have not been released.
Plans call for a naturally lit shopping parterre for luxury brands, though Wynn has not published the full shop list yet. The art collection will run through public spaces and guest rooms alike, with announced highlights including Jeff Koons' 11-metre Tulips and historic and contemporary works from regional and international artists.
The plans call for 420 metres of private white-sand beach and a deep-water marina built to welcome large yachts. A daytime beach club is planned too, though day passes and non-guest access rules have not been published.
Wynn lists 12 pools with cabanas and landscaped areas, alongside a five-star spa, salon and fitness centre. Treatment prices, opening hours and pool admission conditions remain unavailable, so a reliable visit budget cannot factor them in just yet.
The official amenities list includes a kids' club alongside outdoor recreation, signalling that the resort's non-gaming areas target families too. Accepted ages, fees and supervision arrangements have not been released, so families should wait for the guest policy before planning childcare.
Coral Court is the resort's events and celebrations centre, with a published area of 7,708 sqm. It will hold six reconfigurable meeting rooms, separate salons for brides and grooms, and private prayer rooms for men and women.
The Grand Ballroom covers 2,633 sqm, carries no columns and overlooks the marina. That measurement helps organisers compare venues, but it establishes nothing about capacity, since seating shifts with tables, stages, aisles and production equipment.
Wynn had published no venue packages, prices or minimum spends by 10 August 2026. Once sales open, request a written capacity plan and a quote covering production, catering, cancellation and accessibility rather than estimating attendance from floor area alone.
The resort sits on Al Marjan Island in Ras Al Khaimah, not in Dubai. Wynn's website puts Ras Al Khaimah International Airport at about 15 minutes away by car, while a 2025 Wynn financing release estimated roughly 50 minutes from Dubai International Airport.
| Starting point or route | Official information | Planning decision |
|---|---|---|
| Ras Al Khaimah International Airport | About 15 minutes by car on the resort website | Check the journey time on arrival day because traffic changes |
| Dubai International Airport | About 50 minutes in Wynn's 2025 release, with the resort less than 50 miles away | Add baggage and traffic time rather than treating the estimate as a guarantee |
| Wynn Bridge | Planned link through Wynn Boulevard to E311 and E611 | Late 2026 was the completion target, so confirm that the route is open |
| Resort shuttle | No operating timetable or fare published | Do not plan around a service the operator has not announced |
| Parking and valet | Final operating details not published | Check arrival instructions when reservations open |
The 548-metre bridge is meant to link the resort more directly with the wider road network, but the latest detailed release still described it as a construction project. Do not assume it is open until Wynn announces completion or a current mapping service confirms the route.
Confirm the final drop-off point once bookings open, since the hotel, events centre and marina may each use different entrances. Build in contingency time and avoid paying for a transfer that does not appear in a written reservation confirmation.
The GCGRA licensee register records Island 3 AMI FZ-LLC, trading as Wynn Al Marjan, under land-based gaming facilities. Wynn announced on 4 October 2024 that the project entity had been granted the first commercial gaming facility operator licence issued in the UAE.
The register confirms the named entity holds a GCGRA licence for this specific land-based facility. It separately lists The Game LLC as operator of the UAE Lottery, showing land-based facilities and lottery products sit in different licence categories entirely. Wynn Al Marjan is positioned to become the first licensed casino in the Gulf Cooperation Council once it opens, while the broader regulatory story is covered on our UAE gambling laws page.
Before welcoming players, Wynn will need to publish the final age, identity, admission, responsible gaming and complaints arrangements for the gaming floor. Until those terms appear, entry rules published for other Wynn properties carry over to this one in no way.
Operating details often shift in the months before a resort opens, so pinning down unknowns is just as useful as listing confirmed figures. This table stops an email sign-up, design image or third-party offer from being mistaken for a booking or operating promise.
| Detail | Status on 10 August 2026 | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Hotel bookings and room rates | Reservation date and prices not announced | Join official updates and wait for Wynn's booking engine |
| Restaurant reservations | Not open on Wynn's dining page | Do not pay an unverified intermediary for a table |
| Casino game list | Table, machine and title counts not published | Wait for the operator's gaming information |
| Betting limits | Minimum and maximum stakes not published | Do not substitute limits from Wynn Las Vegas |
| Age, ID and admission charges | Final Wynn conditions not published | Check Wynn and GCGRA before travelling |
| Dress code and opening hours | Not published | Review the guest guide when it appears |
| Shuttle, parking and valet | No operating timetable or pricing published | Request confirmation with the hotel booking |
| Theatre tickets | Interest registration available, schedule and prices incomplete | Do not treat registration as a ticket |
Wynn's website accepts email addresses and areas of interest for news and early updates. That step reserves no room, restaurant or theatre seat, and it fixes neither a price nor priority without a separate booking confirmation.
Start with the resort website, check the licence against the GCGRA register, and check the opening date against Wynn's newest investor release. Where a detail is missing from those official channels, mark it as unannounced rather than filling the gap with another resort's policy.
This page and its gaming content are for adults aged 18 and over, while GCGRA advertising standards define underage as below 21 for commercial gaming other than lottery. Wynn had published no final gaming-floor identity and admission policy by this update, so verify it before travelling, and never assume hotel access includes every resort area.
Take a future one-day entertainment budget of 800 United Arab Emirates dirhams (AED), purely as a worked example rather than a Wynn price. AED 500 could be set aside for transport, food and contingency, leaving AED 300 as the absolute gaming limit regardless of outcome.
Set both the money limit and finish time before entering the gaming area, and keep extra cards or funds well outside the plan. Once either limit is reached, leave rather than shifting contingency money into a new stake or trying to chase back a loss.
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These answers draw on official information available as of 10 August 2026. Check the opening date and entry terms again once reservations start, since future operating details can still change.
No. The resort remains under construction, and Wynn stated on 4 August 2026 that it plans to open the doors to guests in September 2027.
Wynn's current official guidance points to September 2027. The date appeared in its second quarter results on 4 August 2026 and replaces older first quarter and spring 2027 guidance.
The resort sits on Al Marjan Island in the emirate of Ras Al Khaimah, not in Dubai. Wynn puts Ras Al Khaimah International Airport at about 15 minutes away by car.
Wynn's latest annual filing states 225,000 sq ft, which comes to about 20,900 sqm. The approximate 18,500 sqm figure comes from older project coverage, so this guide uses the newer company filing.
The current total stands at 1,530 accommodation units. That includes 1,217 Resort rooms, 297 Enclave suites, two Royal Apartments, four Garden Townhomes and 10 Marina Estates.
The General Commercial Gaming Regulatory Authority, GCGRA, issued the licence to Island 3 AMI FZ-LLC, trading as Wynn Al Marjan. Wynn announced receiving the UAE's first commercial gaming facility operator licence on 4 October 2024.
Wynn had announced no hotel reservation opening date by 10 August 2026, and its dining page stated restaurant bookings were not yet open. Joining the email list is not a booking and guarantees neither a rate nor priority.
Wynn had published no table game list, slot count or betting limits by 10 August 2026. Wait for the operator's gaming information and entry terms rather than importing details from another Wynn resort.
Wynn gives an approximate 15-minute drive from Ras Al Khaimah International Airport and has previously estimated about 50 minutes from Dubai International Airport. Journey times depend on traffic, and Wynn Bridge was still described as under construction in its February 2026 update.
GCGRA advertising standards define anyone under 21 as underage for commercial gaming other than lottery. Wynn had published no final gaming-floor ID and admission rules by 10 August 2026, so visitors should check Wynn and GCGRA terms before travelling.