Iconic Hotel Near Southern CA to Close Permanently in 2024

Many places are listed on people's lists of must-see or experience in life. Many want to see the Eiffel Tower, go to Disney World, see a show on Broadway, and many more. There is so much to see and do in the world, and everyone's list is different. One list that typically is similar for everyone though is when they go to Las Vegas. Most want to see the different hotels and experience what each one has to offer. They are some of the most unique hotels in the world, and sadly one of the most iconic ones is closing its doors later this year. 

Mirage in Las Vegas Closing For Good

After being on the infamous Las Vegas strip for the last 34 years, The Mirage has announced that they will be closing for good this summer. The doors will close for the final time on July 17, marking the end of one of the most unique and popular hotels in the country. The hotel is famous for having a volcano in front that would put on shows throughout the night. The hotel is also home to the popular and famous Siegfried and Roy show, with their white tiger. They are home to a waterfall in the casino, as well as beautiful waterfalls flowing in the pool. The hotel is well located, being in the middle of the strip, and plays host to Cirque du Soleil: Beatles Love. 

Why is The Mirage in Las Vegas Closing?

The hotel will be shutting things down, with a severance package of around $80 million to be distributed to the employees currently working at the hotel. The building will be rebranded as Hard Rock Las Vegas and is set to open in 2027. This new hotel will offer entertainment, innovation, and world-class hospitality. No word has been given yet on what exactly the hotel will keep and change from the current building if anything. 

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If you are someone who enjoys staying at The Mirage, make sure to book a trip soon as time is running out. If you have never been, now is the time to do so before it is too late. It is sad to see an iconic hotel come to an end, but what awaits could be more exciting. For more on the closure, make sure to click the link above.