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China – Melco Crown to open Pacha nightclub at Studio City
By Phil - 30 April 2015
Melco Crown Entertainment is to open Macau’s first megaclub, Pacha Macau, at Studio City, the cinematically-themed integrated entertainment, retail and gaming resort in Macau.
The Hollywood-inspired, gaming and entertainment complex will transport visitors into a stunning cinematic world with awe-inspiring entertainment offerings, delivered by the world’s leading entertainment partners, positioning this new destination resort as Asia’s entertainment capital.
Pacha is a leader in nightlife, with venues in major cities across the globe, including Ibiza, New York, Dubai, Buenos Aires and Sydney. Exclusively presented by Studio City, Pacha Macau will bring Ibiza-style nightlife to Greater China for the very first time, electrifying the island’s burgeoning club scene.
Lawrence Ho, Co-Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Melco Crown Entertainment said: “We are delighted to partner with Pacha, rightly acknowledged as the biggest nightclub brand in the world, to deliver the ultimate in international clubbing experiences to Studio City and Greater China. This announcement is a further step in our commitment to diversify the leisure destination appeal of Macau. It is yet another demonstration of our ongoing strategy to identify and deliver the world’s leading entertainment partners, positioning this exciting new destination resort as Asia’s entertainment capital.”
“Melco Crown Entertainment has been a pioneer in the development of integrated entertainment resorts in Asia. It shares our vision to bring innovative, world-class entertainment experiences to the region. I’m proud to be part of this. It’s an opportunity of a lifetime,” said Eddie Dean, President and CEO of Pacha New York and Managing Director of Pacha Macau. “Pacha is the finest nightclub brand in the world, with a commitment to excellence. Pacha Macau, without a doubt, will be the most amazing nightclub entertainment experience Macau has to offer.”
Mr. Dean is joined on the Pacha Macau project by the Las Vegas veteran, Liam Dwyer, who spent 15 years as Director of Operations at Light Group where he helped establish and develop the Nightlife and Daylife club scene that Vegas is famous for.
