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Be seen at the hottest new Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, at the best location on the strip. The Planet Hollywood Hotel and Casino, a Sheraton Hotel (formerly the Aladdin) is the place where everyone is a celebrity. Offering the glamour of Hollywood, guests are treated to the star treatment which ensures everyone feels both welcome and comfortable. The Planet is a place where you belong. Boasting three acres of gaming under one roof with your favorite table and slot games, the Planet's newly designed Casino features video and plasma, giving patrons a true Wow from the moment they step on the floor. This is complimented by over 75,000 sq ft of self contained meeting space on our Mezzanine level. Like the plot of a motion picture, this classic Las Vegas casino – where Elvis and Priscilla Presley were married – once rose from the dead: It was imploded in 1998 and then rebuilt from ground up. As for its most recent dazzling special effect, the Aladdin lifted the curtain to Hollywood in Sin City when it was reborn as Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino. The glamorous 12,800 square foot lobby at Planet Hollywood (formerly the Aladdin) has eight chandeliers, each comprised of 66,000 individually hand-strung crystals. Black granite floors, textured glass walls and large columns beckon guests to the check-in desk, where bands of LED lights continuously change color. The 100,000 square foot casino features glowing rectangular light fixtures, suspended from the four-story ceiling, which change colors from red to blue to green to purple. Tall pillars with either geometric patterns or stripes reach from the floor to the ceiling, and neon LED lights brighten the walls. Center stage in the casino of Planet Hollywood (formerly the Aladdin) is a circular hot spot called the Heart Bar, a place to hang out with the beautiful people while sipping on drinks served by cocktail waitresses in black leather go-go attire. Throughout the casino, more than 2,800 slot machines and 87 table games await those ready to try their luck. Phone: (877) 333-WISH, (702) 785-5555Directions: Center Strip next to Paris-Las Vegas and across from the Bellagio. 3667 Las Vegas Blvd South Las Vegas, NV 89109Website: www.aladdincasino.com
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There are so many shows on the Strip, but most of the nicer ones are quite expensive. You can still enjoy Las Vegas with little budget and finding free shows. There are many free shows that are nice to watch! One of the shows that we went to is called the "V" at the Aladdin Hotel. The stage is located at the center of their shopping mall. There are three different shows, one guy who juggles boxed metal and two brothers who did acrobats. They are pretty good actually. The shows start every hour. Phone: (877) 333-WISHDirections: Center Strip next to Paris-Las Vegas and across from the Bellagio
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This was a awesome show for whole family. This had a little of everything, jugglers, arieal drummer, magician, trick drummers from Argentenia, comedians, airealist and the TV Guy. My youngest is autistic and he was so enthralled with the show and was clapping all the time. It's not cheap, but not as expensive as the other Vegas shows. Leave a Comment Phone: (702)932-1818Directions: Planet Hollywood, the old Aladdin. Center Strip next to Paris-Las Vegas and across from the BellagioWebsite: www.vtheshow.com
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 Aladdins at night from the Paris Eiffel Tower by MarvintheMartian Aladdins is another one of those big complexes with a North African Aladdins theme. Plenty of shops to wonder about and resturants to eat in. Worth a couple hours to wonder about. Leave a Comment Phone: (877) 333-WISHDirections: Center Strip next to Paris-Las Vegas and across from the Bellagio
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 Aladdin Hotel/Casino by bugalugs A hotel and shopping complex covering 34 acres. Supposedly have more shops, restaurants, entertainment and casino's than any other in Las Vegas. Leave a Comment Phone: (877) 333-WISHDirections: Center Strip next to Paris-Las Vegas and across from the BellagioWebsite: %CP%S4%B%FAwww.aladdincasino.com
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 Desert Passage at the Aladdin by bugalugs This huge complex within the Aladdin boasts over a 100 shops, restaurants featuring, Italian, Japanese, Mexican and American food. Free entertainment includes pianists, acrobats and most spectcular of all is the rainstorm at Merchants Harbour with thunder and lightning. Leave a Comment Phone: (877) 333-WISHDirections: Center Strip next to Paris-Las Vegas and across from the BellagioWebsite: %CP%S4%B%FAwww.desertpassage.com
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 Storm at Merchant's Harbor by truesunn A simulated thunder and lightning storm moves into the Merchant's Harbor area of Desert Passage Mall in the Aladdin as the "sky" darkens, lightning flashes, thunder crashes and rain begins to fall into the oasis. Very cool! The show is every hour in the afternoon and every 30 minutes in the evening. Leave a Comment
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 The Aladdin in Las Vegas by Erin74 ... continuing the tour. From Paris, walk down the street to Aladdin... The original Aladdin was actually blown up in 1998 and then entirely rebuilt. The new hotel and casino is larger and much more luxurious. It's Arabian Nights theme is in full effect, complete with a giant genie's lamp in the casino area. The decor is impressive throughout the resort, but the most popular attraction at Aladdin is the enormous Desert Passage shopping mall, one of the largest collections of shops on the strip. I think Desert Passage is second only to the Forum Shops at Caesar's Palace for shopping. There are 21 restaurants and 130 shops here. Don't leave without seeing the indoor rainstorm in Desert Passage. That is truly a sight! The pool at Aladdin is also nice. It is located on the 6th floor and has views of the strip. There are a number of restaurants in Aladdin, including P.F. Chang's, Tremezzo, Zanzibar Cafe. ...from Aladdin, continue down the strip to the MGM Grand to continue the tour.... Leave a Comment Phone: (877) 333-WISHDirections: Center Strip next to Paris-Las Vegas and across from the BellagioWebsite: www.aladdincasino.com
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 The free show at "The V" at Alladin Hotel by joiwatani One thing about going to Las Vegas is that they have so many entertainment. Some are very expensive and some are just free. For those who can't afford to pay a $65-$150 ticket for a show, but still wanted to have a good time, go to Alladin Hotel and watch their free shows at the "The V" Theater. You can experience the real desert life at the passage and experience the beautiful mid-eastern ambience of the hotel. At lunchtime, go to "The V" and watch all their free shows. There is a stage set up for the particular free shows. When we were there last year, there was this Russian performer who juggles square boxes made of metals. There were also a father and son acrobats performing. The show last for about an hour. It is watch the performance by going inside the restaurant close to the stage and just order your lunch. While you are eating your lunch, you are also being entertained. Make sure to get a table outside the restaurant close to the stage. The restaurant is a Hawaiian restaurant. Make sure to tip the waitress so she can give you the best table to watch the "The V"!!! Phone: (877) 333-WISHDirections: Center Strip next to Paris-Las Vegas and across from the Bellagio
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 Inside Aladdin Casino by mht_in_la Opened in 2000, Aladdin is one of the newer casinos in Vegas, but also one of the biggest failure stories. Squeezed between Paris, Bellagio and other major casinos, Aladdin never established its own identity. Plus the post-911 tourism recession, it failed to attract enough business and filed bankruptcy in 2001. It was then purchased by Starwood, the hotel chain that owns Sheraton, Westin, etc. Not sure who owns it now. The photo shows Aladdin's interior decor. The lamp needs to be rubbed for some good fortune. Leave a Comment Phone: (877) 333-WISHDirections: Center Strip next to Paris-Las Vegas and across from the Bellagio
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