Enormous guestrooms and suites feature detailed art-deco decor, and include a dining set. MSN TV supplies television Internet access, and guests have access to digital pay movies, and video games. Bathroom lighting automatically starts out dim and gradually increases in intensity. Bathrooms contain a tub/shower combination. Standard - Measuring 500 to 600 square feet, these rooms contain one king bed or two queen beds and accommodate a maximum of four guests. Deluxe - Measuring 600 to 700 square feet, these rooms also contain one king bed or two queen beds and accommodate a maximum of four guests. They include a marble entryway and marble bathrooms. Jacuzzi suite - Measuring a generous 600 to 750 square feet, Jacuzzi Suites offer one king bed and accommodate a maximum of two guests. For romantic soaking, each suite contains a clover-shape, two-person Jacuzzi in a bedroom corner, with overhead lighting and mirrors on two sides.
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 Rooms include Air conditioning, Cable/satellite TV, Climate control, Clock radio, Hair dryer, High-speed Internet connection, In-room safe, Iron/ironing board, Modem Internet access, Multi-line phone, Non-smoking rooms, Pay movies, Private bathroom, Smoking rooms, Video game consoles, Voice mail, Wheelchair accessible.
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Gallagher's Steakhouse - Accented by dark wood and resembling the New York City original that dates to 1927, this classic restaurant features prime-grade beef and seafood. Il Fornaio - This branch of the chain restaurant features wood-fired rotisserie chicken and duck, mesquite-grilled fish, wood-oven pizza, and Northern Italian cuisine. Il Fornaio Panetteria - Pastries, hearty sandwiches, soups, and salads draw casual diners here. Chin Chin Caf? - Featuring an exhibition kitchen, this branch of a popular Southern California chain serves Chinese fare that includes dim sum. Gonzalez y Gonzalez - This casual spot features Mexican food served in an indoor courtyard festooned with lanterns. America - Displaying a 90-by-20 map of the U.S., this 24-hour restaurant features American regional cooking. Village Shops - The hotel's shopping mall, designed to resemble Greenwich Village, includes a food court offering deli sandwiches, pizza, coffee drinks, soft ice cream, pretzels, frozen daiquiris, and fish and chips. Elsewhere, Starbucks dispenses coffee drinks and pastries and Schrafft's serves ice cream. Coney Island Pavilion - Adjacent to the Coney Island Emporium of carnival and video games, this place features Nathan's Famous hot dogs and H?agen-Dazs ice cream. Room service is available 24 hours.
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What to expect: Fronted by scale-model replicas of the Brooklyn Bridge (300 feet long) and the Statue of Liberty (150 feet high), New York New York presents a scaled-down Manhattan skyline of famous buildings rising in a Western desert. Familiar New York names such as Schrafft's and Nathan's heighten the appeal for young adults who favor this resort. Amenity highlights: Open during warm months, a large, heated lagoon pool and surrounding sundeck provide swimming fun and sunning opportunities. Poolside cabanas are furnished with television, telephone, and refrigerator. Three year-round spas secluded in a rock garden offer relaxation opportunities. Insider tip: From 10 AM to midnight, arrivals at McCarran International Airport can go to the south baggage-claim area, where a check-in facility for all MGM Mirage-owned hotels (New York New York, Bellagio, MGM Grand, The Mirage, Treasure Island, and Golden Nugget) allows guests to check into the hotel and purchase show and events tickets while waiting for luggage. They can also book a shuttle van to the hotel.
Beginning in the rear of the resort and ending in the casino, Manhattan Express Roller Coaster provides a 3.5-minute ride that reaches 67 miles per hour and attains a height of 144 feet as it winds through the mini-Manhattan skyline. ESPN Zone is The Strip's largest sports dining and television destination, with some 165 monitors showing ESPN's channels, tiered seating in The Screening Room, interactive games, and a full menu of pub food. Comedian Rita Rudner brings her subtle humor to the 420-seat Cabaret Theatre. Later at night, the theater presents a scary-funny improv show called Boo!. Big Apple Bar offers live bands nightly in an elegantly hip atmosphere, while Bar at Times Square features dueling pianos and sing-a-longs. Styled after its New York City namesake, the wood-floor, biker/cowboy bar Coyote Ugly offers raucous fun: performing bartenders, women dancing on the bar, and free shots for folks shedding neckties and underclothing. Coney Island Emporium provides 28,000 square feet of carnival and video games, including bumper cars and Daytona-style simulated racing. Resembling the wooded sanctuary of Central Park complete with (artificial) trees, curving paths, and stone bridges, the 84,000-square-foot Casino supplies slots, video poker, backjack, craps, roulette, keno, and a race and sports book. The Dragon Pit furnishes Asian gaming such as pai gow, sic bo, and mini baccarat. Gaming on the Green is the casino's high-limit area. Free membership cards in Slot Exchange permit slot and table players to accumulate points redeemable for cash, comps, and merchandise. Production is in full swing on Zumanity, a surprising and provocative new production which will be performed on a permanent basis beginning July 31, 2003. Created by Cirque du Soleil, Zumanity is for mature audiences?guests must be 18 years or older to see the show. The international cast, consisting of 50 eclectic performers and musicians, will reach out to take the audience on a 90-minute encounter, exploring sensuality and celebrating the human form.
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