A cloud of dust followed the implosion of the O'Sheas parking garage early Tuesday. (Dave Lawrence/FOX5)
LAS VEGAS (FOX5) -
A portion of the Las Vegas Strip was closed early Tuesday morning for the implosion of the seven-story O'Sheas Casino parking garage.
The structure is being torn down to make way for Caesars Entertainment's LINQ project, a $550 million entertainment district that will include a revamped O'Sheas and a 550-foot observation wheel.
Demolition crews began setting up signs at barricades 90 minutes before the 2:30 a.m. implosion.
All of the roads near the parking garage were closed, but are now open to pedestrian and vehicle traffic.
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