Casino resort rooms revenue is hotel-room revenue generated by an integrated resort.
It is a nongaming revenue category even though room demand can be influenced by casino customers, conventions, entertainment, and resort visitation.
MGM example
MGM reported $3.377 billion of rooms revenue in 2025 across the company.
Its Las Vegas Strip Resorts generated $2.881 billion of rooms revenue, down 9% from 2024.
MGM attributed the decline primarily to lower RevPAR and the MGM Grand Las Vegas room remodel.
Investor use
Read rooms revenue with the existing hotel operating metrics:
Rooms revenue shows the dollar contribution, while those KPIs explain occupancy and pricing.
Source
Part of the Integrated Casino Resort Economics
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