Aladdin Hotel Las Vegas nevada features illusionist steve wyrick - by Kiki

Aladdin Hotel Las Vegas Nevada

Aladdin Hotel Las Vegas Nevada has two brand new entertainment venues and three different productions running currently. It's part of the renovations planned by the Sheraton Resort, the latest owners of the Aladdin. But don't look for the Aladdin name anymore because the hotel has changed its name to Planet Hollywood (PH). The Moroccan theme is gone and the Hollywood glitz is in.

Over the years, entertainers like Prince, Kelly Clarkson and Nine Inch Nails have performed in concert at the Aladdin. The Aladdin Hotel Las Vegas Nevada has also been featured in several movies such as The Cooler, Going in Style and the Criss Angel Mindfreak show on the A&E Network. In 2006 and 2007 it was the site of the Miss America pageant.

Aladdin Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas photo shows the great strip location next to Paris and across the street from the Bellagio. When you order a room with a view of the Strip, you'll be able to see the dancing fountains of Bellagio and Las Vegas nightlife.

If you are looking for an energetic show, I recommend going to see Stomp Out Loud in the Stomp Out Loud Showroom that was designed just for this production. To get there, take the escalator to the Mezzanine level. It's loud (like the name) drumming, high-energy dancing and acrobatics as well as visual comedy. Bring earplugs if you don't want to hear drums in your head the next day.

The 16 cast members make original music using trash cans, brooms, dishes and other unusual items found in local junk yards. The idea for the musical grew out of street performances in 1980's England. Believe me after seeing this show, you'll never look at your pots and pans and junk around the house the same way again. They become musical instruments. The new $28 million showroom seats 1,500 and it is refreshingly decorated like an industrial looking comic strip with sign posts and pipes. They perform every night but check times and availability. Tickets start at $50.

When you walk through the "Miracle Mile" mall, you'll see the new Steve Wyrick entertainment complex. It's conveniently located near the entrance of the self-parking garage. It's more than a theatre. Steve's vision includes a neon-lined nightclub called Triq, an ultra lounge, a small magic shop and a showroom upstairs within the complex. In the 500 seat showroom, Steve has been known to land a Lear jet on stage, magically of course.

This Aladdin Hotel and Casino Las Vegas picture shows the new Casino gaming area in what is now called Planet Hollywood. The hotel has spent millions on the make-over. Brightly lit columns rise from floor to ceiling and walls with LED lights change neon colors. Even if you don't stay here it is worth seeing.

The 33,000 square foot, $35 million venue opens up to four levels on Friday and Saturday nights. The lounge cover charge starts at $20 and is open Sunday through Thursday, 11am -2am and Friday-Saturday 11pm-early morning. Be sure to find out how you can get in for free if you are a Steve Wyrick Real Magic patron.

With 7,000 seats in the Theatre for Performing Arts in the Aladdin Hotel Las Vegas Nevada, it's large enough for concerts, Broadway shows and pageants. It's also been completely renovated. The current production featured in the theatre is Hans Klok - The Beauty of Magic. He's known as the Dutch David Copperfield of magic, and billed as the world's fastest magician. His newest assistant is sexy Baywatch babe, Pamela Anderson.

The show's story centers on Hans's relationship with his father who was an engineer and illusionist. The spectacle spares no expense when it comes to modern sets, colorful costumes, pyrotechnical effects, 16 dancers and 40 illusions. Check with the box office for times and any changes with the calendar. For entertainment that is unparallel in Vegas, visit the Aladdin Hotel Las Vegas Nevada.