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Updated January 10, 2012

Thinking of visiting or staying at the Luxor hotel with your kids?

The world's largest pyramid is on The Strip, guarded by the mythical Sphinx and outlined by ethereal strobe beams which climb the angles of this futuristic complex.

Accommodations: In the main Luxor hotel pyramid building, there are 2,526 rooms and suites. All rooms have sloped walls and banks of windows with views of The Strip and surrounding mountains and a door that opens to overlook the pyramid‘s interior atrium. There are 1,950 additional rooms in the adjacent tower just north of the pyramid. Kids will love the gigantic IMAX Theater and the 2-story video arcade, full of today's newest games and some old favorites as well. The whole family will want to explore the re-creation of King Tut's tomb.

Fun: The pool complex houses five pools and four spas. King Tut's Tomb and Museum is an accurate reproduction of Howard Carter's 1922 find, often called the most significant archaeological discovery of modern history. The burial chamber and treasury room feature more than 500 replicas of mummies, Egyptian furniture, a chariot, pottery, baskets, jewelry, linens and other artifacts. Other Pavilion features include Pharaoh's Theater, home of "Midnight Fantasy"; the IMAX Theatre; "In Search of the Obelisk" motion-simulator ride; and Games of the Gods Arcade.

Are kids allowed in the Luxor hotel?

Yes, children are indeed allowed in the Luxor, however, Nevada State Law prohibits minors (those under 21 years of age) to loiter in the casino. Specifically, children cannot hang around gaming areas--even if accompanied by a parent or guardian over 21 years old. They may, however, walk through the casino en route to another part of the hotel, but again, while accompanied by a parent or guardian over 21 years of age. Parents and/or guardians may not gamble with minors (children) sitting or standing next to them at any time. This includes quickly dropping a coin or two in a machine while walking with a child. Lastly, children may not touch the gaming devices including slot machines and table games.

Do kids stay free at the Luxor?

Yes, children 10 years and younger may stay free of charge at the Luxor.

Is the Luxor haunted?

Some say it is.

Is there childcare or baby sitting at the Luxor?

The Luxor does not offer childcare or babysitting, but recommends a quick perusal through the local phonebook for child services.

Is the Luxor ok for Kids?

Absolutely. Not only will Kids enjoy the Luxor's ancient egyptian theme, but the hotel itself is packed with exhibitions, good eats, and poolside fun.

What's the best thing to do for kids at the Luxor?

Educational and historical endeavors can be had with Bodies… The Exhibition and Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition, free for children under 3 years and $24 for children 4-12 years. Both displays are informative, interactive and entertaining, with the option of an audio guide for $6. Available in several languages. Open 10am-10pm.

Does the Luxor have a good swimming pool for Kids?

The Luxor hotel is equipped with not one, but four swimming pools for its smaller guests… and even for the big Kids, too! The Luxor even offers a bit of a splash with its whirlpool.

Is there an arcade at the Luxor?

Arcade is closed.

Can children eat free at the Luxor Buffet?

The Buffet at Luxor, offers an assortment of food items to satisfy all taste buds. Picky eaters are sure to stumble upon something preferable and appetizing, whether it be the Luxor's own homestyle pizza, enormous salad bar, omelets, and more. Don't forget the sweets! Children 4 and under eat free of charge.

Is the Luxor good for older kids (teens)?

Absolutely. Older kids (teens) will no doubt appreciate the Bodies and Titanic exhibitions, perhaps even more so than smaller children. And for just $54, teens can choose up to three attractions at participating hotels Luxor, Mandalay Bay, Mirage, and more. To view possible combinations of entertainment, visit http://www.luxor.com/entertainment/3for54.aspx. The '3 for $54' is an outstanding offer, as single attractions can cost well over $20 each. When bellies grumble and there are complaints of thirsty mouths, Luxor's food court is a popular pitstop. Teens will especially enjoy the well-known names like Starbucks Coffee, Micky D's and Nathan's. A newfound favorite is sure to be Blizz, the non-fat frozen yogurt company. The Luxor is also connected to the Mandalay Bay, where teens can easily browse The Shoppes.

Can I rent a stroller, pram, or crib at the Luxor?

The Luxor hotel does not offer stroller rentals but we do! View our stroller rental service.

Are there any non-smoking hotel rooms at the Luxor?

Yes. Be sure to specify your preference for a room type at the time of reservation.

What are the things to do at (around) the Luxor hotel?

The Luxor hotel's closest hotel-casino neighbors are the Excalibur and New York-New York.

Does the Luxor have a roller coaster or any rides?

The Luxor does not have roller coasters or rides. Nearby at the Excalibur hotel, the SpongeBob Squarepants 4D Special FX Ride involves a fun adventure in and around Bikini Bottom with all your favorites from the hit animated series. Feel the realism of your surroundings with 4D glasses and a special simulation of wind, bubbles and scents. Cost: $9.95 (one film), $11.95 (two films), $12.95 (three films).

Video review of the ride: http://www.expotv.com/videos/reviews/21/188/SpongeBob4DSpecialFXRide/197670

Does the Las Vegas Monorail stop at the Luxor?

No, the Las Vegas Monorail does not stop at the Luxor but is easily accessed from the MGM Grand station.



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