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The Fall of Atlantis at Caesars Palace

The Fall of Atlantis at Caesars Palace

Practical Information & Visitor Guide

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Known For

A free hourly animatronic spectacle of Atlantis with fire, fountains and a royal family drama.

Address
G-25, 3500 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109, Las Vegas, NV, 89109, United States of America
Hours
  • Monday: 12-8PM
  • Tuesday: Closed
  • Wednesday: Closed
  • Thursday: 12-8PM
  • Friday: 12-8PM
  • Saturday: 12-8PM
  • Sunday: 12-8PM
Admission & Pricing
$ Free admission; no ticket or reservation required
Visit Duration
15 to 30 minutes
Accessibility
The Forum Shops has level, wide public corridors and elevators, while the show is viewed standing from open rail-side space without dedicated seating.
Official Website
www.caesars.com

Highlights & Amenities

  • Hourly animatronic show
  • fire and water effects
  • Atlantis Aquarium
  • Roman-style Grand Hall
  • free admission
  • Caesars Palace parking

Ideal For

Families with Kids First-Time Visitors Solo Travelers Budget-conscious Strip sightseers
Style: Family Travel Nightlife & Entertainment
Audience: Families with Kids First-time Visitors
Season: Year-round

The Fall of Atlantis at Caesars Palace is a free, animatronic water-and-fire spectacle in the Forum Shops at Caesars Palace, G-25, 3500 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109, on the central Las Vegas Strip. Set beside the shopping complex’s Roman-inspired Grand Hall, the short production dramatizes a royal battle for the mythical city of Atlantis with towering mechanical figures, fountains, sound and bursts of fire; it is an easy all-ages break between Strip sightseeing, shopping and dining.

What to Expect at The Fall of Atlantis at Caesars Palace

The show takes place around a sculptural circular pool beneath the Forum Shops’ painted-sky ceiling, not in a theater. Arrive a few minutes before the top of the hour to claim a clear place along the rail. King Atlas presides over the scene as his children, Princess Keren and Prince Gadrius, argue over who should rule Atlantis. The family conflict culminates in the city’s destruction, staged with moving figures, projected lighting, water effects and a carefully controlled fire finale.

Plan for an approximately 10-minute standing show and allow extra time to look at the adjacent Atlantis Aquarium, whose large saltwater tank adds tropical fish and rays to the same Grand Hall setting. The Forum Shops opened in 1992 and use a fantasy version of classical Roman architecture: marble-look columns, statues, domed details and an indoor “daytime” sky. This is a retail-complex attraction rather than a ticketed museum, so there are no assigned seats, bag check, guided tours or required audio guide.

  • Royal animatronics: King Atlas, Princess Keren and Prince Gadrius act out the succession dispute at the center of the story.
  • Fire-and-water finale: Fountains, smoke, lighting and flame effects portray Atlantis’s collapse in a compact indoor production.
  • Atlantis Aquarium: The adjacent saltwater aquarium brings tropical fish and rays into the Grand Hall experience.
  • Grand Hall setting: Roman-style columns, statuary and the Forum Shops’ cloud-painted ceiling create the visual frame for the show.
  • Free hourly entertainment: No ticket or reservation is needed; watch it as a quick stop during a Caesars Palace visit.

The Fall of Atlantis at Caesars Palace at a Glance

DetailInformation
AddressG-25, 3500 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Neighborhood / AreaForum Shops at Caesars Palace, central Las Vegas Strip
Operating HoursMonday and Thursday–Sunday, 12pm–8pm; closed Tuesday and Wednesday. Shows run on the hour during operating hours.
Admission / Price RangeFree to watch; no ticket or reservation required.
Recommended Visit Duration15 to 30 minutes, including time to find a viewing spot and see the aquarium.
Nearest Transit / ParkingRTC Deuce stop at Flamingo / Caesars Palace; Caesars Palace self-parking garage and valet are on site.
Official Website & PhoneCaesars Palace Forum Shops information; 702-731-7110

Visiting Tips, Getting There & Nearby Pairings

For the least obstructed view, arrive 10 minutes before an hourly performance, especially on Friday through Sunday and during evening Strip crowds. The attraction is free and unticketed, so no reservation strategy is needed; simply confirm same-day shopping hours through Caesars Palace before making a special trip. Photography from public viewing areas is practical, but avoid blocking walkways and follow any staff instructions during the fire effects.

Ride the RTC Deuce to Flamingo / Caesars Palace, then enter the Forum Shops and follow interior signs for the Atlantis display. Drivers can use Caesars Palace’s self-parking garage or valet; allow time for the walk through the resort. The Forum Shops’ principal public corridors are level and wide, with elevators connecting levels, making the show approachable for wheelchairs and strollers; the audience watches from open circulation space rather than fixed seating. Within a 5-to-15-minute walk are the Bellagio Fountains across Las Vegas Boulevard, the Flamingo Wildlife Habitat, and the LINQ Promenade’s restaurants and High Roller observation wheel.

Frequently Asked Questions

What time does The Fall of Atlantis run, and when is best to go?

The show operates noon to 8pm on Monday and Thursday through Sunday, with presentations on the hour; it is closed Tuesday and Wednesday. Arrive 10 minutes early for an early-afternoon show if you want more room at the rail.

Is there a ticket price or reservation requirement?

There is no admission charge, ticket or reservation for the show. It is staged in the publicly accessible Forum Shops, so travelers can combine it with browsing or a meal without committing to a paid attraction.

How much time should I budget?

Budget 15 to 30 minutes for the approximately 10-minute performance, arriving early and lingering at the aquarium afterward. Allow closer to an hour if you are also shopping or walking between Caesars Palace and nearby Strip landmarks.

Is The Fall of Atlantis suitable for children and wheelchair users?

Families commonly choose it because it is brief, free and filled with large-scale moving figures and water effects, though the finale can be loud and includes fire. The surrounding Forum Shops corridors are level and elevator-served, but there is no dedicated seated viewing area, so arrive early to position a wheelchair or stroller at the rail.

When planning your Paradise travel guide or browsing verified attractions in Paradise, pair this stop with standout local spots including Izakaya Tora, Caesars Palace, Luxor Hotel & Casino, and Fountain of the Gods (0.2 km away).

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