This week, The Mirage Hotel & Casino, a longstanding fixture on the Las Vegas Strip, officially closes its doors today. The closure marks the beginning of a major transformation, as the property will be rebranded and renovated into the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino and Guitar Hotel Las Vegas.
As part of this transition, Treasure Island Hotel & Casino is offering exclusive deals to former Mirage guests and casino customers.
The offers include up to 35% off room rates, a 2-for-1 cocktail voucher at check-in, a $50 pool cabana credit (valid Monday through Thursday from April to October) and $30 in free slot play or $30 in table game match play for those who sign up for the Treasury Rewards Club.
Additionally, Treasure Island will match the comp offer for any Mirage casino guests who present their player’s club offer.
Treasure Island, located on the Las Vegas Strip, has nearly 3,000 guest rooms and is known for hosting the Cirque du Soleil show Mystère. The property also offers various dining options, nightlife venues and shopping experiences.
The closure of The Mirage is part of Hard Rock International’s plan to renovate and rebrand the property. The new development will feature a nearly 700-foot guitar-shaped hotel. Announced in May 2024, Hard Rock will begin the transformation immediately after The Mirage ceases operations on 17 July 2024.
The transition is expected to have a significant impact on the local job market. The project aims to double the number of jobs currently available at The Mirage and create over 2,500 construction jobs. Hard Rock will provide approximately $80m in severance packages to eligible employees who remain with the property until its closure.
Guests with reservations or show tickets beyond 14 July 2024, will have their bookings automatically cancelled and refunded. Those who booked through third-party providers or online travel agencies are advised to contact them directly for rebooking or refunds.
Hard Rock International acquired The Mirage from MGM in 2022 for $1.07bn. The plans for rebranding and renovation were already in discussion at the time of the acquisition, signalling a new direction for the property.
As The Mirage prepares for its transformation, Treasure Island extends its offers to ensure continuity for guests who are affected by the closure.
