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The site of the Planet Hollywood Hotel has served several hotels and casinos since it was first acquired in 1962. It's had an exciting journey, from being the only resort in Nevada without a casino to an Arabian-themed resort. In 2004, the space was sold to Planet Hollywood International, which subsequently added several theaters, ballrooms, casinos, a shopping mall, and world-class rooms to cement its position in the live entertainment industry. Its star-studded affairs have made the venue one of the most popular destinations in the city. The resort also shares its name with the corporation's largest venture - the Planet Hollywood restaurant chain.

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About Planet Hollywood

Seating

History

Architecture

Popular productions

Bakkt Theater, the largest theatre space at Planet Hollywood, boasts impressive acoustics, unobstructed views, and a massive capacity of 7,000 seats. The theater is the epicenter of A-list entertainment in Las Vegas, with one of the largest indoor projection surfaces, a groundbreaking D&B sound system, and exclusive VIP services.
Dedicated to the performances of MINDFREAK, the Criss Angel Theater offers a high-energy experience and can hold up to 1,500 patrons.
The V Theater and Saxe Theater are two intimate spaces housed inside the Miracle Mile shops, with a seating capacity of 500 and 423 respectively.
Several other performance areas including a 4,400-seat Celebrity Ballroom, an open-plan Mezzanine, The Studio, and The London Club, enable the resort hotel to host a variety of action-packed events.

Know before you go

Getting there

Facilities

Accessibility

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Address: 3667 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109, United States
Bus: Use the RTC routes like the Deuce on the Strip or the Strip & Downtown Express (SDX) for convenient access to the Planet Hollywood bus station.
Car: The venue offers self-parking for $18 on Monday to Thursday and $25 on the weekends. Valet parking is available at $40 per day. Parking is complimentary for Caesars Rewards Platinum, Diamond, and Seven-Star members, and first-time visitors for the first hour.
Taxi: The international airport and most other attractions are within a 10-minute drive. Use a taxi, ride-sharing service (Uber or Lyft), or free shuttle bus for direct connectivity in the city.
Monorail: The Las Vegas Monorail is directly connected to the Horseshoe/Paris Monorail Station. From there, you can take a short 8-minute walk to Planet Hollywood.
Recommended route: If you are staying at a hotel or casino, the free shuttle on the Strip is the best mode of transport to go around.

Frequently asked questions about Planet Hollywood, Las Vegas

How old is Planet Hollywood?

Planet Hollywood was inaugurated in 2007, with a performance by Enrique Iglesias.

When was the hotel built?

The Planet Hollywood Hotel was constructed on the site of the Aladdin Hotel during 2004-2007.

How many patrons can the venue seat?

The largest auditorium at the venue is the Bakkt Theatre, which can seat approximately 7,000 patrons.

Is there a dress code?

No, there is no strict dress code applied at the venue. Attendees are encouraged to wear smart casuals or semi-formals.

Am I allowed to take photos?

Yes, visitors can capture images and videos of the expansive venue as they please. However, refrain from using any recording devices during performances or shows, unless otherwise specified.

Is there any age limit?

Children below 4 years of age are not permitted inside the performance areas, although they can be admitted to the hotel premises.

What kind of performances take place inside Planet Hollywood?

Everything from concert residencies of top artists to specialized shows like Criss Angel's MINDFREAK can be enjoyed at the venue. Check the latest shows to pick your favorites!

Do they charge for parking?

Yes. The first hour for all visitors is free after which a standard charge of 18$ for 1-3 hours and 20$ for 3-24 hours is applied from Monday to Thursday. The prices hike up to 25$ during weekends.