Photographs of Treasure Island Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas
Treasure Island, a Las Vegas landmark since 1993, sits at the busy junction of Sands Ave with Las Vegas Blvd
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Treasure Island



Treasure Island has a similar theme to its neighbor to the south (The Mirage), of a Caribbean island with pirate influences, meant to appeal to the family market. Originally the hotel staged regular pirate battles in a large, palm tree-lined lagoon at the front, though these contests have recently been replaced with a more adult-oriented show still featuring the pirates but now competing against a group of attractive maidens, part of a rebranding exercise that has also seem removal of some of the other pirate-themed influences, and introduction of the alternative name of just 'ti'. Most of the rooms have been fully renovated, a process completed fall 2008.

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TI sign

Besides the free Sirens of TI performances held each night in the lagoon, Treasure Island is also famous as one of the original Las Vegas locations for Cirque du Soleil, who stage Mystère, a varied showcase of acrobats, clowns, actors and musicians. A pedestrian bridge over Spring Mountain Road connects the hotel to the 200-store Fashion Center Mall just to the north, though various other shops are available on-site, together with a 90,000 sq ft casino, six main restaurants, several bars & nightclubs, a wedding chapel, the Spa at TI, and a tropical pool area that includes a 50-person whirlpool - the TI Party Tub.

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Pirate ship
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Palm trees below the tower
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Treasure Island



Treasure Island - Facts

Year open 1993
Rooms 2,885
Floors 36
Hotel class AAA Four Diamond
Price range medium
Owner K Hotels
Website www.treasureisland.com

Treasure Island Hotel Reservations

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TI sign and the tower

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Gilley's Bar

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