Once completed, the pieces were brought to Luxor and positioned as they were originally discovered. Dr. Omar Mabreuck, a renowned Egyptologist who created the Pharaonic Village in Egypt, oversaw the production of the museum pieces, which took more than six months and 50 people to assemble. The museum is a tribute to the artisans of the day. Modern-day artisans designed these incredible reproductions because we wanted this museum to be an homage to Egypt's treasures, not an exploitation. Luxor's pool is open year-round and is one of the largest in Las Vegas.
Guests can rent private cabanas and rafts as well as purchase sunglasses and tanning products.
Also in June of 1999, Circus Circus Enterprises, Inc., changed its name to Mandalay Resort Group. Even Imagine, A Theatrical Experience included party favors and drinks. In 2000, Luxor Theater showcased Blue Man Group. The union filed formal objections with the National Labor Relations Board, claiming fliers were circulated among dealers at the resort during the election that threatened mass layoffs if the dealers voted for organization. John Marz, Vice President of Marketing for Luxor, denied any improper activities had occurred.