At last the City of Dreams has stepped in to Business. The much awaited Grand Hyatt Macau will be in for competition soon.

Mr. Lawrence Ho, Co-Chairman and CEO of Melco Crown Entertainment and Mr. Greg Hawkins, President of City of Dreams were present in a press conference addressing the details of the new company to the media.

The launch of the City of Dreams will be on a 420,000-square-foot casino. The casino is a diverse arrangement of accommodation which has the Crown Towers, providing with exclusive levels of personalized service, luxurious trends and categorical superiority in wonderful music and memorabilia. There are nearly 20 restaurants and bars equipped with an exclusive collection of retail brands within The Boulevard.

In his speech Greg Hawkins remarked: "On behalf of all our employees and our business and creative partners, truly a dream team. Today we are ready to deliver visitors to City of Dreams a new level of sophisticated, exciting and diverse leisure and entertainment experiences."

City of Dreams will serve to be an integrated resort favoring entertainment. The casino will home nearly 520 gaming tables and there will be nearly 1,350 gaming machines.

Crown Towers has 300 guest rooms and the Hard Rock Hotel will have 300 guest rooms.

The Grand Hyatt Macau will be providing 800 guest rooms; however, that will be in for business in the third quarter of 2009. A Dragone inspired theater production is also likely to be opened in the Theater of Dreams very soon.

The complete plan for the City of Dreams will also have an apartment hotel with nearly 800 units. This newly launched and much awaited project is likely to set an example to the global audience in gambling entertainment on the completion of the complete structure by the end of this year.