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$1B Phoenix metro resort will include a ‘party island’

A rendering shows an aerial view of what the overall VAI Resort will look like at full build out. (VAI GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT)

By Audrey Jensen | Phoenix Business Journal

VAI Global Development, a newly formed entity that’s behind the planned $1 billion resort and lagoon entertainment complex in the Phoenix metro, has unveiled new details about the project that’s now set to open in late 2023. 

The 60-acre Glendale resort will include the soon-to-be largest hotel in Arizona with 1,200 rooms, a 360-degree concert stage, a dozen restaurants and a 6-acre lagoon. The Sheraton Downtown Phoenix is currently the largest hotel in the state with more than 1,000 rooms. 

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