Tuesday, September 22, 2026

I-15, Tropicana visitors venture formally full after almost 3 years

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LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — The I-15 and Tropicana Interchange Undertaking, which has brought about on-and-off visitors jams for years, is formally full.

Native, state, and federal elected officers lower a ribbon on the roof of a parking storage close to the interchange, celebrating the almost three-year venture that started with “Dropicana.”

Tropicana & I-15 interchange reopens with main upgrades

“It’s very important for economic development,” Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo mentioned. “It’s crucial for the way forward for Las Vegas and the State of Nevada.

The I-15 and Tropicana Interchange Undertaking, which has brought about on-and-off visitors jams for years, is formally full. (KLAS)

Nevada Division of Transportation engineers mentioned the upgrades are designed to final for a minimum of 50 years. Upgrades embrace 4 lanes of journey in every path of Tropicana Avenue, the next bridge over the freeway, the creation of Joey Bishop Drive, and extra.

“This project is like completing heart surgery on the city,” NDOT Undertaking Supervisor Dallan Affleck mentioned.

Relying on the day, the Tropicana I-15 interchange sees anyplace from 30,000 to 60,000 individuals. Now that the “heart surgery” is full, Affleck mentioned NDOT has acquired no complaints.

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