Paris Las Vegas
The Paris Las Vegas is a hotel and casino complex on the Las Vegas Strip in Las Vegas ( Nevada). It is owned by Caesars Entertainment. The landmark hotel is a replica of the Eiffel Tower.
Plant
In the complex you will find several restaurants, a shopping arcade, which is modeled on French streets, a convention center that is inspired by the Versailles Hall of Mirrors, a theater and a casino on 7,900 m². The pool area is located street side on the roof of the casino. Before that is a 164.6 meter high copy of the Eiffel Tower ( 1:2 scale ), whose legs are on replicas of the Paris Opera and Louvre. An interesting architectural aspect is that one leg of the tower breaks through the ceiling of the ground floor and comes to rest in the middle of the casino. Originally, the Eiffel Tower was to be built in its original size, but had to be reduced to the airport because of the vicinity.
The hotel logo on the Strip is located on a Montgolfier balloon, an equally small copy of the Arc de Triomphe is within the right of way. The 2915 rooms are located in a 33 - storey, four-winged tower. Through a passage it is connected to its sister property, Bally's, also a stop on the Las Vegas Monorail can be achieved.
History
The project was presented by Bally 's Entertainment for the first time in May 1995, the groundbreaking ceremony took place on 18 April 1997 at $ expected construction costs of 760 million U.S.. The complex was completed structurally in April 1999, opened on 1 September 1999. Tasted has the construction ultimately $ 785 million.
In January 2007, the musical show The Producers premiere. As headliner David Hasselhoff was called, however, which occurred in any of the shows; he had previously decided to leave the production before the start. By the end of the term in February 2008 Tony Danza acted as headliners. Current show the hotel is Jersey Boys, which moved from the hotel The Palazzo to Paris in 2012.
In 2011, extensive construction work, mainly carried out at the main entrance of the Strip facing facade. Newly emerged at this time, a night club called Chateau, a Sugar Factory Store and Restaurant Gordon Ramsay Steak. As part of the renovation work of some French style elements were also removed in Paris; a measure which in many Las Vegas hotels topics ( for example, at the Luxor and the MGM Grand) is carried out and was.