A Megaresort, a type of destination resort, integrates the services offered by a hotel, casino, dining, entertainment, and shopping into a single, large, and highly stylized or themed venue. The hotels along the Las Vegas Strip are most typically thought of as megaresorts owing to their immense size and complexity.
The first megaresort is generally considered to have been The Mirage given its size and emphasis on non-gaming entertainment options like shopping and fine dining to draw in customers. Megaresorts use the same fantastic or mythical theme (medieval life at Excalibur, tropical at The Mirage, famous cities, etc.) throughout their properties.
Megaresorts on the Las Vegas Strip
Listed from north to south:
| Name |
Rooms |
| Stratosphere |
1,500 |
| Wynn Las Vegas |
2,716 |
| Treasure Island (TI) |
2,900 |
| The Venetian |
4,049 |
| The Mirage |
3,049 |
| Harrah's |
2,667 |
| Caesars Palace |
2,456 |
| Bellagio |
3,000 |
| Paris |
1,900 |
| Aladdin |
2,567 |
| Monte Carlo |
3,014 |
| MGM Grand |
5,044 |
| New York-New York |
2,024 |
| Excalibur |
4,032 |
| Luxor |
4,407 |
| Mandalay Bay |
3,700 |
See also
Las Vegas Strip
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