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By: Gary

Gary — Thu, 21 Mar 2019 06:27:45 +0000

I appreciate all ideas that add even more beauty and color to the strip.
It’s probably not meant for people to stand there and watch over and over again.
It’s for those who can see it from a distance…., even if the distance is merely across that street, or for those walking/driving by.

By: alex

alex — Sat, 16 Mar 2019 08:01:59 +0000

This is probably money well spent. Just like their neighbors across the street, I’m sure Paris Las Vegas will add this “show” to the room descriptions and charge an extra $10-20/night for those rooms.

$1.7 million divided by $20 = 85,000 room nights to break even.
About 25% of the hotel’s 2,916 rooms face the faux Eiffel Tower.
If just half of those Eiffel Tower rooms are paying extra each night, that’s 365 rooms.
You’d hit the break even point after just 233 nights.
From that point on, it’s pure profit (minus expenses for the show).

Obviously, I’m guessing as to the percentage of guests that would pay extra. But, even conservatively speaking, I think this becomes profitable in 10-24 months.

By: montoym

montoym — Fri, 15 Mar 2019 16:29:14 +0000

I was in Vegas last week and happened to catch the light show a few times. I was somewhat underwhelmed. It’s not all that spectacular really.
I came to the conclusion that if you’ve seen it once, you saw all you really need to see.
It’s also not helped by the fact that the Paris show takes place at the same time as the fountains of Bellagio, and frankly, between the two, the fountains are much better.
I was actually just commenting to others in my group that I’m surprised the fountains have held up so well over the years without much in the way of upgrades. Every trip I make, I always stop to see at least one of the fountain shows. Can’t say I’ll do the same for the Paris light show.

By: Dumbfounded Steve

Dumbfounded Steve — Fri, 15 Mar 2019 15:06:19 +0000

A light show outside a casino on the strip? What is this, 1999?

By: M. Pressed

M. Pressed — Fri, 15 Mar 2019 08:31:31 +0000

I didn’t know I needed this.

In this age of de-themed resorts, it’s nice to see Caesars call attention to what makes Paris different. I hope the company maintains this, though, as one “stuck” light or a burned-out section will diminish the entire show.