As one of the southernmost hotels on the Strip, the Luxor is less crowded than some of the more centrally located resorts. Of particular note are its two acclaimed attractions, Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition and Bodies: The Exhibition. You may also want to visit for its entertainment, as the hotel is home to longtime Vegas comedian Carrot Top, Blue Man Group, and a topless revue, plus several bars and clubs.
If you just want to see the hotel from the outside—either from the ground or up in the air—book a hop-on hop-off tour or a helicopter night flight. For a guided experience that includes the Luxor, consider a bar crawl or photography tour, depending on your interests.
The casino features a racebook and sportsbook in addition to tables, slots, and a poker room.
If you plan to walk the Strip, make sure to give yourself plenty of time—it can take a while to walk from one enormous resort property to the next.
To save time, book tickets to exhibitions and shows before you travel.
The Luxor is across the street from Vegas’ McCarran International Airport. It sits on S. Las Vegas Boulevard between Mandalay Bay and Excalibur Hotel and can be reached by tram. Otherwise, grab a cab or limo from other locations around town.
The Titanic and Bodies exhibitions are open daily from late morning until late evening. Carrot Top performs every evening except Tuesday, and Blue Man Group performs twice nightly.
To accommodate the increasing popularity of esports and online gaming, the Luxor has opened the HyperX Esports Arena, an entertainment space dedicated to competition gaming. The first of its kind on the Strip, the venue features a stage, video wall, and gaming stations.
