So forgive me for being a little befuddled by some of the changes going on in our town. To begin with, Caesars Palace closes Circus Maximus, the showroom that featured some of the biggest stars in the entertainment industry over many years. It might have made sense if it was being replaced by a new, bigger, better room to showcase these stars. Apparently, so the buzz goes, a Latin-theme nightclub will replace it. I can understand this move a little more than closing Circus Maximus.
Latin music is hot.
Nightclubs in our town are hot. They attract a younger crowd, who, hopefully, have some extra cash to gamble. Magical Empire, I would guess, didn't particularly attract gamblers, which is almost a death-knell for any attraction at a hotel. Caesars Magical Empire will exit the Las Vegas stage March 31, so if you want to experience something a little different and enjoy a great meal at the same time, plan on doing it soon. The Second City will move into the Flamingo Las Vegas in March.