Mirage Hotel and Erupting Volcano Show
4.0$$$$· Very expensivePermanently closedThe iconic Las Vegas resort and volcano show is permanently closed.
The Mirage Hotel and Casino, along with its famous outdoor Erupting Volcano Show, permanently closed in July 2024. For over three decades, the resort was an iconic Las Vegas Strip landmark celebrated for its tropical theme, fiery nighttime performances, and lush interior atrium. The site is undergoing redevelopment into the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Las Vegas, and the volcano show has been retired.
Expert notes
- The Erupting Volcano Show features a choreographed display of fire, water, and music, creating a mesmerizing spectacle that leaves spectators in awe. Make dinner reservations at one of the Mirage Hotel's acclaimed restaurants to enjoy a delightful culinary experience before or after the volcano show. Take advantage of package deals offered by the Mirage Hotel that combine accommodations, dining, and entertainment for added savings. Check out The Mirage Pool, a perfect place to relax.
Features
- Breathtaking Views
- Exhibitions
- Family Fun
- Fountain
- Live Shows
- Photography
- Private Events
- Romantic
- Shopping
- Spa And Salon
- Various Food Options
- Walking Around
Special occasion reservations
To reserve the Mirage Hotel for special events such as birthdays, weddings, or private gatherings, visit https://www.hardrockhotelcasinolasvegas.com/meetings-groups
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