Las Vegas’s historic Mirage is closing in July 2024, ushering in a new era of the Strip. But why is the Mirage closing and what will replace it?

The Las Vegas Strip hotel that ushered in the era of megaresorts is closing permanently on July 17. The Mirage is slated to become the Hard Rock Las Vegas when it reopens after extensive renovations.

The Mirage, a historic and transformative Las Vegas resort, will close after 34 years. What's next, what's taking its place and how to get refunds.

The iconic Mirage hotel-casino on the Las Vegas Strip will shut its doors this summer, the end of an era for a property credited with helping transform Sin City into an ultra-luxury resort destination.

The iconic Mirage casino resort, which was the first so-called "mega-resort" on the Las Vegas Strip and helped to transform the area by leading a building boom in the '90s, will permanently close its doors for good on July 17.

The iconic Mirage Hotel & Casino on the Las Vegas Strip in Nevada, US, will close its doors on 17 July 2024, marking the end of an era for a property that helped transform the city into a luxury resort destination.

The Mirage Hotel & Casino, a mainstay on the Las Vegas Strip for 34 years, will be shutting down, effective July 17, to undergo a rebranding and renovation estimated to take about three years. The Mirage,

One of the Las Vegas strip's most recognizable landmarks, the Mirage Hotel and Casino, intends to shut down after over three decades in business in the area. The Mirage currently hosts a 3,000-room resort and will stop all operations by July 17 in preparation for a renovation that will completely transform it over the course of three years.