Beatles, in partnership with Apple Corps. The show had been in development for years. The revamped theater includes 2,000 seats, the largest of any Cirque du Soleil stage in Las Vegas. It has 6,000 speakers. The show, titled Love, opened in June 2006 and features music by the Beatles. Giant banners advertising the show were added onto the hotel tower. The show has been successful, receiving eight million visitors as of 2016. In popular culture Cher's 1991 CBS special Cher Extravaganza: Live at the Mirage was taped during stops of the singer's 1990 Heart of Stone Tour. The Mirage's theater was used for a scene in the 1992 film Pure Country. The resort is also featured in the 1996 film Sgt. Bilko. Wynn allowed portions of the Mirage to be closed for production of the 1997 film Vegas Vacation, which features the resort prominently, including its pool area, and its Siegfried & Roy show. In 2000, filming took place there for the season-five finale of Nash Bridges. The Mirage is also one of three Las Vegas casinos robbed in the 2001 film Ocean's Eleven, and is featured in the 2004 video game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, under the name "The Visage". In 2009, the Love theater was featured in the finale episode of The Amazing Race 15. Various areas of the resort, including its roadside sign, were also featured in the finale episode of The Amazing Race 24, aired in 2014. The musical group The Killers named their 2020 album, Imploding the Mirage, after the resort. See also List of largest hotels References External links Official website 1989 establishments in Nevada Landmarks in Nevada Casino hotels Casinos completed in 1989 Casinos in the Las Vegas Valley Dolphinariums Zoos in Nevada Hotel buildings completed in 1989 Hotels established in 1989 Las Vegas Strip MGM Resorts International Resorts in the Las Vegas Valley Skyscraper hotels in Paradise, Nevada Steve Wynn 2022 mergers and acquisitions