What Miracle Mile is
Miracle Mile Shops wraps around Planet Hollywood on the center Strip, opposite Bellagio and beside Paris, and it is exactly what the name says: a looping indoor street of roughly 1.2 miles with about 170 stores and around 15 restaurants and bars. It opened in 2000 as the Desert Passage, a Moroccan-souk-themed mall attached to the old Aladdin, and was refitted with a sleek modern look when Planet Hollywood took over. Unlike the Forum Shops or Crystals, it makes no claim to luxury. This is the mall for mid-priced chains, cheap meals, a pre-show drink and a walk in air-conditioning, and its loop layout means you enter at one point and walk the whole ring back to where you began. It is unpretentious, cheap and usually busy.
The stores
Think of Miracle Mile as a suburban mall relocated to the Strip. The core tenants are H&M, Urban Outfitters, Sephora, Bath & Body Works, Lush, Victoria's Secret, Guess, Pandora, Sunglass Hut, Skechers, a large sports-team store and a long run of shoe, hat, sock and phone-accessory shops. There are branded gift shops, a magic shop, a lingerie boutique or two, and a handful of quirky one-offs selling everything from cigars to swords. What there is not is any luxury house, and the occasional "designer" storefront is usually a discounter. Prices are ordinary US prices plus sales tax, which makes this the cheapest place on the Strip to replace a lost pair of sunglasses, a phone charger or a forgotten swimsuit; for the same job with nicer brands, use Fashion Show.
Eating and drinking
Miracle Mile's restaurants are cheaper than the casino malls' and that is their appeal. Earl of Sandwich is a Strip institution for a sub-$15 lunch and is open 24 hours; Cabo Wabo Cantina has a Strip-facing patio and tequila list; Pampas Brazilian Grille does all-you-can-eat churrasco; Blondies is a big sports bar with beer specials and a rowdy crowd on game days; a Nacho Daddy, a couple of pizza and pretzel counters, a Starbucks and frozen-yogurt places fill the gaps. Prices as of 2026 run from under $15 for a sandwich to around $30 for a sit-down main. The V Theater and Saxe Theater inside the mall host a rotating cast of afternoon and evening variety, magic and tribute shows that are among the cheapest ticketed entertainment on the Strip; see cheap show tickets for how to buy them.
Hours, getting there and parking
The mall typically runs 10 am to 11 pm Sunday to Thursday and until midnight Friday and Saturday as of 2026, with some bars and Earl of Sandwich later; check the site. Miracle Mile has its own entrances on Las Vegas Boulevard and on Harmon Avenue, plus links into the Planet Hollywood casino and Bakkt Theater, where the big residencies play. The monorail's Bally's/Paris station (renamed for Horseshoe) is a short indoor walk through Paris; the pedestrian bridges at Flamingo Road connect to Bellagio and Caesars Palace across the Strip. Miracle Mile runs its own multi-level garage off Harmon Avenue, which charges a fee as of 2026 with validation deals for shoppers and diners sometimes available; the Planet Hollywood garage follows Caesars' non-guest parking rates. Rideshare pickup is at Planet Hollywood's designated area or at the mall's Harmon entrance, which is usually faster.
Who Miracle Mile suits
Miracle Mile suits budget travellers, groups on a tight itinerary, families with teenagers who want H&M and a pretzel, and anyone staying at Planet Hollywood, Paris, Horseshoe, The Cosmopolitan or Bellagio who needs a practical shop within a five-minute walk. It is also the best mall for pre-show and post-show drinks on the center Strip, thanks to the Bakkt Theater and the mall's own theatres. It does not suit luxury buyers, anyone who wants a quiet browse or anyone who dislikes cover bands, because there is almost always one playing somewhere. The loop is nearly a mile and a quarter, so anyone with mobility concerns should plan to walk one half and turn around. Wheelchairs and strollers are fine throughout; the loop is flat with ramps at the level changes.
Tips
- Use the Harmon Avenue entrance for rideshares; the Strip side is a scrum at show time.
- Earl of Sandwich at 2 am is a Las Vegas rite of passage after a night out.
- Check the mall's coupon page: Miracle Mile publishes shopper deals and parking validation offers that change through the year.
- The loop is one-way in your head: note which direction you set off in so you know when you have finished.
- Show tickets at the V Theater and Saxe Theater box offices are often discounted for same-day performances.
- It is a good rain shelter: the full 1.2-mile loop is indoors and connects to Paris and Planet Hollywood.
- Sales tax of roughly 8.375% applies here as everywhere; the low base prices make it hurt less.
