Presumably, the aim was to fit more facilities in the carriages. They then reduced the number of passengers while increasing the number of cars to 14. Originally, each train was set to hold 500 passengers in a 10-car train. Huge screens played sports games and news, along with casino tables in carriages and full hospitality sections with built-in bars. Early concept images for the train showed a hybrid of travel and the utmost luxury. Instead of being a mode of transport, it blends the casino resort experience with a rail journey.
The X-Train is not your typical railway outing. Yet surprises are still in store, and visitors will go around the bend with the new X-Train project coming to the city. Be it luxurious hotels trying to outdo each other, high-class restaurants, or celebrity shows and extravaganzas, it often seems like Vegas may have reached the end of the line when it comes to pushing the boundaries.
Las Vegas is never short of new ideas and innovations to get people to its casinos.
