Luxor Las Vegas - Las Vegas Strip A2Z Las Vegas Luxor Las Vegas Luxor Las Vegas 3900 Las Vegas Blvd. The Luxor Hotel-Casino, a resort built by Circus Circus Enterprises Inc., is named after the Egyptian city in upper Egypt. It features a full-scale reproduction of King Tut's Tomb. Throughout the pyramid, artists painstakingly painted authentic copies of hieroglyphics found in the Valley of the Kings and Valley of the Queens. An astonishing central atrium of 29 million cubic feet soars to the apex of the pyramid.
Guests enter the Strip resort beneath a massive sphinx.
Lasers lance from the eyes of the statue to create figures and scenes against water spraying from a lavish fountain in front of the hotel. Luxor's elevators, called inclinators, travel at a 39-degree angle up the slope of the structure. The world's most powerful beam of light shines from the top of the pyramid. Calif. Also inside are seven theme restaurants, an action ride based on technology similar to that used in flight simulators, a simulated chase inside the pyramid and an oval arena showroom. In Search of the Obelisk Indefinite A motion simulator ride adventure taking you to the heart of the pyramid in search of the powerful obelisk.