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Las Vegas Breaks Ground On Monorail

Las Vegas, NV (WFN) -- Las Vegas will break ground this Thursday on -- of all things -- a monorail.

The four-mile length of track will stretch from the MGM Grand Hotel to the Sahara, and connect several hotels in between.

Although the final design is still in the works, a spokesman for the project says each station will be decorated in different themes.

Insiders speculate the Coca Cola-sponsored stop may resemble a glass bottle of Coke turned on it's side, while the Intel stop could leave folks feeling like they just rode into the inside of a computer.

In true Vegas style, the groundbreaking for the $650 million project will be done with a gold plated drill bit while an Elvis look-a-like sings "Viva Las Vegas".

The monorail is expected to be completed by 2004.

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