LAS VEGAS
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MGM MIRAGE RESORT
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3 STAR | CIRCUS CIRCUS
Run away and join the Circus Circus, a There are also rooms in a lower rise building,
landmark themed hotel that catches the
The Manor, across the Circus Circus drive,
eye with its circus tent and colourful
and even a self-drive RV park for guests who
123ft neon clown. Located on the north
really want the feel of circus life!
Strip, Circus Circus is a Vegas family
GUEST ROOMS:
favourite, with all the entertainment and
3,770 bright and comfortable guest
fun of the circus, leaving children wide-eyed
rooms. Tower Room amenities include
most of their time here. It’s large, lively and
wireless Internet access, hairdryers and
full of surprises, starting with the trapeze
cable TV.
artists swinging high above the buzzing 810 rooms in The Manor have fridges,
Main casino (there are three in total!) in the self-parking and a swimming pool outside
circus Big Top, the Carnival Midway.
the door
Tower Room
Entertainment is the signature of this hotel,
DINING:
with three swimming pools and a permanent
An array of dining options from eight
CIRCUS CIRCUS
circus, performing daily and free to watch.
restaurants and cafes include award-
PRICES PER PERSON STAYING IN
Thrill seekers head to America’s largest
winning steak at The Steak House, fresh
1 NIGHT FROM
A TWIN SHARE MANOR ROOM
indoor theme park, the Adventuredome, with
seafood at The Garden Grill, Mexican ON A ROOM ONLY BASIS SUN-THU FRI - SAT
five-acres of adrenaline-filled rides, full-size
and Italian specialties at Mexitalia and
01 JAN 09 - 31 MAR 09 £13 £26
animated dinosaurs, a 40ft climbing wall,
huge sandwiches and pastries at the
01 APR 09 - 30 JUN 09 £17 £34
a 3-D theatre with a motion simulator,
Westside Deli.
01 JUL 09 - 31 AUG 09 £18 £35
bungee jumps and free clown shows.
Excellent choice for all appetites at the
01 SEP 09 - 31 OCT 09 £19 £37
huge Circus Buffet.
01 NOV 09 - 31 DEC 09 £13 £20
In between all the high-octane excitement,
the new 40,000 sq ft shopping Promenade
HOTEL FACILITIES Room Upgrade: Tower Room from £2 per person per night.
provides a retail oasis of relative tranquility,
Shopping promenade, selling memorabilia
with Las Vegas collectibles and memorabilia
and Las Vegas collectibles.
to browse in boutiques along cobblestone
Beauty salon offering massages,
HOLIDAY HIGHLIGHTS
walkways. There’s even a beauty salon for
manicures, pedicures and facials. Great location on the Las Vegas Strip
massages, manicures and pedicures.
Three swimming pools.
Boasts three full-size casinos open 24/7
Straightforward, hearty dining choices range
from award-winning steak at The Steak
ENTERTAINMENT:
Home to the ‘Adventuredome’
House and fresh seafood at The Garden
Three full-size casinos, the Main, West and
a 5 acre indoor theme park
Grill, to a legendary buffet (including
Skyrise, offer 100,000 sq ft of gambling
vegetarian and sugar-free fare) and solid
thrills, 24-hours a day.
appetite favourites such as pizza and deli
Daily circus performances from the world’s
bagels. And in keeping with the hotel’s family
largest permanent circus on the circus
feel nearly all the restaurants offer children’s
stage in the Carnival Midway.
menus or specials.
Five-acre Adventuredome theme park with
rides, video games, and free clown shows.
Circus Circus is a hotel that is an experience
in Vegas scale and razzamatazz, with rooms
(maps are provided if you get lost) connected
by elevators and even a monorail.
Accommodation options are in three towers,
where rooms echo the carnival theme with
bright colours, some offering Strip views.
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