Megaresor: Perbedaan antara revisi

Sebuah'''Megaresor''' atau '''megaresormega-sanggraloka''' adalah suatu jenis [[hotel tujuan|resor tujuan]] yang dengan ukurannya yang besar, terkadangkadang-kadang memiliki atraksi berskala besar ([[kasino]], [[lapangan golf]], [[taman tema]], [[akomodasi]] lainnya). Hotel di sepanjang [[Las Vegas Strip]] adalah contoh megaresor yang memiliki ukuran dan kerumitan yang besar.

Dua proyek [[Las Vegas, Nevada]] tahun 1969 dan 1973<ref name="UNLV Xanadu history">{{cite web |url= http://gaming.unlv.edu/Xanadu/history1.html |title= "The Hidden History of the Xanadu" |format= [[html]] |work= [[University of Nevada, Las Vegas]] Center for Gaming Research |quote= Two [[Martin Stern, Jr.|Martin Stern]]-designed and [[Kirk Kerkorian]]-built casinos, the [[International Hotel (Las Vegas)|International]] (later [[Las Vegas Hilton]]) and [[MGM Grand Hotel and Casino|MGM Grand]] (later [[Bally's Las Vegas|Bally's]]) had just raised the bar in casino/hotel design. Whereas previous casinos had featured modest, low-slung [[motel]] wings or mid-rise hotel extensions, these two structures opened with over 2000 rooms and suites located in mammoth hotel towers. These two projects boasted virtually every feature of what is today canonical casino resort construction: a single complex combining casino, dining, and entertainment facilities with a massive hotel. |access-date= 2008-06-30 |archive-date= 2017-07-01 |archive-url= https://web.archive.org/web/20170701074049/http://gaming.unlv.edu/Xanadu/history1.html |dead-url= yes }}</ref><ref name="UNLV Xanadu Stern">{{cite web |url= http://gaming.unlv.edu/Xanadu/MartinStern.html |title= "Remembering Martin Stern, Jr.: Architect of the Modern Casino Resort" |format= [[html]] |work= [[University of Nevada, Las Vegas]] Center for Gaming Research |quote= [[Martin Stern, Jr.|Stern]]’s most enduring contribution to the Strip was his trailblazing fusion of convention hotel, casino space, and retail, seen first in 1969 in Kirk Kerkorian’s [[International Hotel (Las Vegas)|International]] (now the [[Las Vegas Hilton]]) and then in his original [[MGM Grand Hotel and Casino|MGM Grand]] (now [[Bally's Las Vegas]]), which opened in 1973. These behemoths integrated [[high-rise]] hotel towers, parking garages, convention space, gaming, entertainment, and shopping for the first time. These structurally-integrated designs supplanted the patchwork of older Strip casinos, which had grown by adding a showroom here or a hotel tower there. And the [[International Hotel (Las Vegas)|International]] pioneered the tri-form, y-shaped design that has become a Strip trademark. The freshly-minted mega-resorts of the 1990s, from [[The Mirage]] to [[Paris Las Vegas|Paris]], all used [[Martin Stern, Jr.|Stern]]’s basic ideas of casino design. }}</ref><ref name="Illia">{{cite web |url= http://www.swcontractor.com/news/nvhistory/ |title= "Nevada Swings Into the Seventies" |format= [[html]] |work= Southwest Contractor |quote= The massive, 2.5 million sq.-ft. [[MGM Grand Hotel and Casino|MGM Grand]] set a new standard in defining the mega-resort. The monolithic building, larger than in size than the [[Empire State Building]], had over 300 miles of draperies, 2,300 television sets, and enough heating and cooling capacity to serve 8,000 homes. |access-date= 2008-06-30 |archive-date= 2011-09-29 |archive-url= https://web.archive.org/web/20110929204743/http://www.swcontractor.com/news/nvhistory/ |dead-url= yes }}</ref> oleh [[arsitek]] [[Martin Stern, Jr.]] dan [[pengusaha]] [[Kirk Kerkorian]], [[International Hotel (Las Vegas)|International Hotel]] (kemudian [[Las Vegas Hilton]]) dan [[MGM Grand Hotel and Casino]] (kemudian [[Bally's Las Vegas]]), menetapkan standar untuk resor kasino sejenis itu.

* [[Walt Disney World]]

* [[Disneyland Resort]]

* [[Disneyland Resort Paris]]

* [[Tokyo Disney Resort]]

* [[Hong Kong Disneyland Resort]]

* [[Universal Orlando Resort]]

* [[Alton Towers]]

* [[Knotts Berry Farm]]

* [[Atlantis Paradise Island]]

* [[Las Vegas Strip]]

* [[Walt Disney Parks and Resorts]]

* [[Daftar resor]]