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These 5 Las Vegas Attractions That No Longer Exist
From an Old West town to an elaborate water park, the following five Las Vegas attractions are history
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The philosophy in Las Vegas must be “easy come, easy go.” We open and close restaurants, attractions, and other hot spots like they’re jars of peanut butter. Even elaborate hotels, casinos, and shopping centers aren’t immune.
When you grow up in this transient city, it’s not uncommon for some of your favorite places to simply disappear into obscurity. We’ve literally imploded historic hotels for spectacle and quietly closed others without fanfare. Suddenly, your favorite hangout is gone — as if it was simply a mirage.
Speaking of mirages, the volcano at the former Mirage Hotel and Casino is a perfect example.
From an Old West town and unique domed entertainment venue to an elaborate water park, a full theme park, and an authentic ranch, the following five attractions were once bustling destinations for tourists and locals alike. Today, there’s very little to no indication that these family-friendly Las Vegas attractions ever existed.
