Boring Co.’s Vegas Loop announces approval of 19 additional stations, bringing total to 123

SinCity Press – Elon Musk’s Boring Company received approval for 19 additional Vegas Loop stations, raising the authorized total to 123, the firm announced on Tuesday. The approvals were shared via the company’s X account, which Musk also owns, noting that Clark County had granted the entitlements for the new stations. According to the announcement, the locations include a station at Formula One’s Grand Prix Plaza, a stop in Chinatown, several stations along Tropicana Avenue between Las Vegas Boulevard and Paradise, and a site at the former Gordon Biersch building and brewery on Paradise, north of Flamingo Road, where a station paired with an office space is slated for development. The accompanying tweet read: “Thank you to @ClarkCountyNV for approving an further 19 Vegas Loop stations - Vegas Loop is present entitled for 123 stations!” followed by the statement, “Because Loop is point-to-point with nary intermediate stops, successful the limit, 1 could person a Loop presumption successful each driveway,” and a link to an image. Boring Company explained that, at full build‑out, the Loop will encompass roughly 68 miles of underground tunnels connecting the 123 stations, employing a point‑to‑point model that uses Tesla vehicles. The system is intended to traverse the resort corridor, serve downtown Las Vegas, and provide access to destinations such as Allegiant Stadium and Harry Reid International Airport. The company reiterated its point‑to‑point concept in the tweet, quoting: “Because the Loop is point-to-point with nary intermediate stops, successful the limit, 1 could person a Loop presumption successful each driveway.” Requests for comment sent to Boring Company and Clark County by the Review‑Journal went unanswered at the time of publication. Currently, the Vegas Loop operates with several stations open at the Las Vegas Convention Center and at nearby resorts including Resorts World, Encore, Fontainebleau, Westgate and the Sahara. Work continues on a new dual two‑mile bore beneath Paradise Road, stretching from the existing midpoint to a Boring Company‑owned parcel at 4744 Paradise. Upon completion, the tunnel will bring service nearer to Reid Airport and link the midpoint and the North Strip, with intermediate stops planned at venues such as Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, where a station is also approaching completion. The outlet notes that this is a developing story and will provide updates as they become available.