Seablue Now Available for Private Events; More

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• The sign is already gone from Seablue.
• The sign that now greets guests.
• Formers signs at the MGM Grand come down.
• Directional signs to The District at the MGM Grand.
• More directional signs at the MGM Grand.

The MGM Grand is undergoing somewhat of a renaissance with new hotel rooms, restaurants and more coming. Already, Michael Mina’s Seablue closed on Aug. 6, now waiting and available for private events until a new concept can be decided. Mina, spotted last Thursday night at his restaurant American Fish at Aria, says he’s still working with MGM Grand staff on a new concept.

MGM Grand president Scott Sibella said in a recent interview that Seablue could become a pub, also run by Mina.

Most of the signs for Seablue have already been removed from the front of the restaurant, but inside, little of the space has changed.

In the meantime, much of the signage at MGM Grand is being replaced with newer and simpler designs that separate the casino into new quadrants — The Central, The District, The Underground and The Lobby, which remains the same.

Hakkasan will be the focal point of The Central. The Underground will include Project Pie and another restaurant rumored to join Brad Garret's Comedy Club down there. The District includes Shibuya and the food court, of course.
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