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About Las Vegas Village
Las Vegas Village is a 15-acre open-air event space located on the Las Vegas Strip at 3901 Las Vegas Boulevard, Paradise, NV, across from the Luxor Las Vegas. Opened in 2013 as MGM Resorts Village and later renamed, the site has hosted iconic festivals and events, including the iHeartRadio Music Festival Daytime Village and the inaugural Route 91 Harvest festival. While the space is largely unused today, its history as a premier Strip venue remains a notable chapter in Las Vegas entertainment.
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Parking for the venue historically included a dedicated lot with tailgating restrictions noted during potential uses as a parking area for Allegiant Stadium. The site sits opposite Luxor and near Mandalay Bay and other Strip properties, placing guests within easy reach of a wide range of accommodations and dining options. As a landmark with a storied past, Las Vegas Village is a reminder of Las Vegas’ event-rich heritage. For current travelers and fans, consider nearby hotels with affiliate links for convenient stays, and explore local dining options that fit any schedule.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Location and size: 15-acre open-air venue on the Las Vegas Strip, at 3901 Las Vegas Boulevard, Paradise, NV, across from Luxor Las Vegas.
- Names and timeline: opened in 2013 as MGM Resorts Village; renamed Las Vegas Village in 2015; closed in 2017 after the Route 91 Harvest mass shooting.
- Notable events: hosted the iHeartRadio Music Festival Daytime Village (2013), the inaugural Route 91 Harvest festival (2014), and Stadium Super Trucks races (2014–2015).
- Capacity/site type: outdoor festival grounds (no fixed seating chart publicly published) occupying about 15 acres.
- Parking: included a parking area; MGM planned to repurpose the site for Allegiant Stadium parking at one point, with tailgating restrictions reported for the Village lot.
- Current status: largely unused since 2017; most of the land was sold in December 2022 to the Three Affiliated Tribes (MHA Nation), with a 2-acre memorial parcel retained by Clark County.
- Nearby hotels/landmarks: located on the Strip, opposite Luxor Hotel & Casino; nearby Mandalay Bay and other Strip properties are part of the surrounding area.