Luxor Hotel and Casino is an ancient-Egyptian-themed resort on the southern end of the Las Vegas Strip, opened in October 1993. Its signature 30-story bronze glass pyramid contains the worlds largest atrium by volume, and a beam of light from its tip is one of the most powerful man-made lights on Earth, visible from aircraft hundreds of miles away.
Beyond gaming, the resort houses attractions including Bodies: The Exhibition, Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition, and King Tut galleries, plus entertainment such as Blue Man Group and Fantasy, a five-acre pool complex with four pools, and more than ten restaurants and quick-bite options across its casino floor and towers.
Like most Las Vegas Strip resorts, Luxor operates around the clock, with its casino, pool, and dining venues open at all hours; individual shows and attractions keep their own posted schedules.
