Formerly The Mirage Hotel & Casino

The Mirage's guest rooms feature rich hues and imported fabrics in a refined atmosphere of sophisticated comfort. Many are available with breathtaking views of the tropical pool, majestic mountains or Las Vegas Strip. The Mirage features the Cirque De Soleil show "The Beatles: LOVE" on a permanent basis, thrilling audiences every night to the music we all know and love.  Other attractions include:  Siegfried and Roy's Secret Garden and Dolphin Habitat An artificial volcano along the Strip that "erupts" nightly from 8 pm–midnight on the hour. After sister property Bellagio opened, the design firm WET Enterprises improved the technology behind the volcano effect to make it more spectacular in 1996. To avoid the smell of uncombusted natural gas odorant, the mercapatan is stripped from the natural gas and a piña colada fragrance is added to the natural gas stream. The Volcano closed for a second and more elaborate renovation in February 2008 and reopened on December 8, 2008. A new soundtrack, complete with the sounds of actual volcanoes erupting, and featuring the work of Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart, has been included for an even more enhanced experience. An atrium at the hotel entrance features a large number of palm trees, water features, and other "rainforest" flora. The 53-foot-long, 8-foot-tall aquarium behind the registration desk is home to nearly 1000 specimens. Terry Fator is a current showcase after winning America's Got Talent. "Bare", a poolside lounge in which guests can go topless. While men are welcome, this attraction is mainly promoted for women. 21 years old and up.