The Mirage Hotel and The Beatles LOVE Show, Las Vegas

The Mirage and The Beatles LOVE, Las Vegas
The Mirage Hotel on the Las Vegas Strip, featuring banners for "The Beatles LOVE" show. Opened in 1989, The Mirage was a pioneering resort that helped define the large-scale, themed destinations characteristic of modern Las Vegas. Its design, with gold-tinted towers and lush landscaping, aimed to create an oasis. The "LOVE" production, a Cirque du Soleil show that premiered in 2006, became a long-running resident attraction, integrating The Beatles' music with elaborate performances.
Photo taken in September 2023.
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