MGM MIRAGE
Gold Medal is delighted to feature in our
brochure the magnificent hotels of one of the
world’s leading and most respected
development companies, MGM MIRAGE.
The resorts and casinos of MGM MIRAGE are among the most famous in the world, featured
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in Hollywood blockbusters, and widely credited for establishing a new generation of excitement
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in Las Vegas and around the world.
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Sahara Avenue
Visually stunning, MGM MIRAGE hotels provide the best of everything that epitomises Las
s
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Vegas. Fabulous guest rooms, delicious cuisine, indulgent spas, world-class casinos and
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brilliant entertainment and shopping make MGM MIRAGE hotels perfect for an unforgettable
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Treasure Island
getaway. MGM MIRAGE’S CityCenter development is the most expensive privately funded
construction project in U.S. history. A gargantuan $11+ billion, 68-acre project, it will be
Mirage
a mini-city which will bring attention to green design and energy efficiency.
Renowned for their wining combination of quality entertainment, luxurious facilities and
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exceptional customer service, MGM MIRAGE establishments and their staff are committed to
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providing an unsurpassed experience for every guest, striving to deliver MGM MIRAGE’S
enticing blend of entertainment to every corner of the world.
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KEY MGM MIRAGE FEATURES
All MGM Mirage resorts feature this logo.
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37,186 rooms
MGM MIRAGE RESORT
Signature &
MGM Grand
124 restaurants
See opposite for a selection of their most famous
Excalibur 30 swimming pools
properties in Las Vegas.
Luxor
1,075,000 sq ft of casino’s
THEhotel &
Mandalay Bay
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