Most of the artwork for this has never been updated so there isn't a lot to be found now but this is where the ship would have been located with the "iceberg" sitting behind it from this viewpoint. There are also some other classic "fails" in this article which are worth checking out.
Source: https://www.escape.com.au/top-lists/lost-vegas-4-casinos-in-las-vegas-that-never-opened/news-story/dda1328d2041dc58498672d4fd4b0d6bIn an alternate universe, you would have been able to spend a night partying on the Titanic. The $1.2 billion project from 1999 was to include a 400ft long replica of the ship and the iceberg that sank it, with 1200 hotel rooms located in the latter. The ship was expected to be a huge attraction for Las Vegas Boulevard, with plans for a casino, theatre, amusement park and zoo. But that’s not all; the Titanic would have had a nightclub named ‘The Ice Breaker’.