Miracle Mile Shops

Miracle Mile Shops (MMS) is a shopping complex/​mall owned by (and connected to) Planet Hollywood Hotel and Casino. Most of the stores are brand name – from typical brands you could expect to see at non-​Strip malls, to slightly upscale boutiques and souvenir/​gift shops.
The inside looks like a typical mall, but there are a few differences. Planet Hollywood’s casino is accessible from the Miracle Mile – next to the sports bar near the MMS entrance. The walkways are long, with concession stands situated in the middle. After maybe 15 minutes of walking in the same direction, you’ll enter an interesting part of the mall. The ceiling is a painted sky, while the shops, restaurants, and boutiques here look different from the rest of the shopping center. It is in this area that you’ll find places like the Showgirl Bar with the giant pole dancer statue and the V Theater, which features shows like Zombie Burlesque.
It’s a large shopping center that can be a bit confusing to navigate at first. Moreover, it isn’t the most organized, either. You’ll find restaurants next to jewelry stores and clothing shops next to oxygen bars and souvenir shops. However, it’s a nice place to stroll around if you want to waste some time or cool down a bit. You could also access the Hilton/​Elara pool area at the back of MMS.

Miracle Mile Shops is great if you’re on vacay and you just want to wander around as you go from one frozen margarita to another. Has a decent amount of stores to browse if you are taking a break from the slots or trying to walk off your buffet lunch.
My favorite shops include H&M (currently under reconstruction, however there is a small section that is still open), Victoria’s Secret & PINK, Lush, Urban Outfitters, and Garrett Popcorn (yum!).
Before I made the move out here, I used to think shopping in Vegas was the BEST. Free valet parking and a bar around every corner, can it get any better? Flash forward to the whole «Vegas is going to start charging for parking» fiasco, it really has put a damper on my shopping trips on the strip. However yesterday, I decided to venture to the strip and check out what’s new. Turns out the Miracle Mile valet was full (the valet guy asked me for a $ 10 tip up front to make the exception and I would have done it if I had cash!) so I self parked for free in the structure.
Miracle Mile is great if you’re on this side of the strip and want to do some shopping for things you couldn’t fit in your suitcase. I wouldn’t go out of my way to visit. Now that I live here, I don’t have many options when it comes to shopping malls like I did back at home, so I do have to drop by once in a while to visit certain stores.

Tons of shops here at a much more affordable price range than forum or fashion. I can see the appeal. It goes in a circle and I have no idea what goes on in the center, but even outside there’s a lot going on.

A good variety of shops and places to eat unlike some of the strip hotels. I like that theres a jamba and an oakley. Cant go wrong.

A great place to walk. The is a wonderful shopping mall with many shops (The Walking Co, ABC Store, Victoria Secret, Bath & Body Works, etc) and many restaurants. The mall is attached to ELARA — The Hilton Grand Vacations and Planet Hollywood hotels. Because of Planet Hollywood this is why I only gave it 3 stars. There is a couple of signage showing the mall being smoke free. This is an UNTRUE statement. The mall is NOT smoke free. The areas around the direct casino entrance is full of smoke. It reminds me of the old days in restaurants where that had smoking & non smoking tables next to each other! To become Smoke Free as there sign says NO smoke should be present! If you smell the smoke it is doing damage to your nose & lungs.

I really hate the merry go round design. It goes on around and round and you are really not sure where you are. Signs and directions are not immediately known or seen. You know why they call it the Miracle Mile Shops? If you are looking for a restroom, it’s a miracle if you can hold it all the way in while finding one. Eateries and stores are everywhere. Restrooms? No so much.
There are many restaurants here but most you can find anywhere, Chipotle, Fat Tuesday, Buffalo Wild Wings, Panda Express, Sbarro. I used to come here for Todai for sushi but they have steadily gone downhill about 10 years ago, pretty much after Makino sold it to Korean investors. The Brazilian AYCE restaurant here, Pampas, is not too bad but there are 2 better ones in town, mainly Fogo and Texas de Brazil. We came mainly to try Lobsterme.
Nothing too special for locals. If you are a local and have nothing better to do I suppose this is ok. There’s a small area in the middle of the walkways where there is simulated rain every now and then but I am not sure if it’s here anymore, a relic for when this place was Arabian Nights themed, and it was still known as the Aladdin.
The place is very clean for the tremendous amount of walking space. It is also pretty smoke free considering if you wander through the casino it’s quite smoky compared to their compatriots like Caesars, Bellagio, Aria, Cosmo, etc. Parking is not bad. It can get full but you can usually find a space. FYI, try to enter from Koval, it’s a nightmare getting there from the Strip aka Las Vegas BLVD, also known as the parking lot in my circle, BC you tend to just park there and not move an inch during traffic hours. Forget about it after 8pm. It can take you a hour getting from NY NY to Wynn.

This is my favorite place to shop. There is so much along the strip but the shops here are typically the kind of shops that I could afford or be interested in. Along with Fashion Show Mall, this shopping venue provides the best in dining, retail, and entertainment. Highly recommended.

I really liked the Miracle Mile Shopping experience located in the Planet Hollywood complex.
There’s a great variety of standard mall stores as well as souvenir like places.
We spent waaaaay too much money here but then again when you can walk around with a drink in your hand, who doesn’t?
Highlights included Ocean One (cheap lunch and drinks are 3 or $ 10 — get them to go!) and the Tervis shop where you pretty much design your own insulted cup (so many patterns, lids, etc.) and they are made in America! We also hit up Journeys for discounted Star Wars shoes as well as a few places along the middle including a Name Plate place where we had the kiddo’s names put on decorative plaques for their bedrooms.
You can also buy booze at the convenience store in here at a pretty cheap price compared to the vendors on the strip.
I wish I had read Elite Violet P’s review first and knew about the coupon books from customer service because we definitely spent a little too much here!
I would definitely come again!

Awesome place to get some rest from the crowds, window shop, and some place I can actually afford things. LOL!!! Love that have have many areas to sit and rest.

This place is honestly the worst place to shop, catch über, and find your way out.
–The decent shops that are there arent very up to date on current seasonal trends
— Über drivers can get u there, but its easier to just grab a cab on the way back.
— Finding your way back to an exit is virtually impossible as a first timer. U just wander in circles… literally.

As a shopping fanatic, this is an ok place. It has a lot of the same store you can find at other malls, plus theaters and plenty of places to eat. One thing that is super annoying is the people trying to hawk those skincare products. They are super aggressive. Salesman: The «gold» in the product is making your skin so much better, can’t you see the difference? Me: «No» Him: you cannot see it? Me: «Nope». They try to convince you of something that is not happening. I really liked the shop that had the scrubs, so the next time I went to this mall, I had to strategize my route and keep my head straight and not make eye contact at all, and walk fast. Basin is the name of the store that sales the scrubs, they only have them in FL and at this mall. Another place I went quite a bit was the ABC store, the big bottles of water, 1 liter ones, were only $ 1.

Smaller and much more manageable than the Forum Shops which I am very grateful for. However, the architecture needs a revamping. When Aladdin became PH, they decided to not makeover this area so you’re walking around feeling like you’re in the middle east. How is that Hollywood? Maybe throw up some fake film production lights or cameras or something and pass it off as if you’re walking on a movie set or something. Anything to have this area fit within the casino it’s a part of.
Other than that, your shops are your standard fair. Nothing special that makes it stand out. Other than, like I said, being far more manageable than the other shopping options on the strip.

What’s good about this mall there’s something for everyone. Places to eat, attached to Planet Hollywood and places you’ll find at any other mall in America (meaning affordable) as well as some upscale places.
One reviewer mentioned the aggressiveness of some of the kiosk vendors and she is absolutely correct. More than one had something wise to say when I politely told them I was not interested. I was on vacation so I didn’t tell them to go screw themselves which I’m always inclined to do!

A nice reprieve from the Vegas heat I’m sure, and there’s a nice selection from affordable to luxury items, this mall located on the strip, will surely have what you need for clubbing, hotel room necessities or lounging by the pool.
There are also a variety of restaurants and places to grab a coffee or cocktail.

MIracle Mile was right across the road from Aria, where I was staying and next to the CVS pharmacy where I was originally heading. Right before you enter they have an eatery (PBR Rockbar & Grill). We had a decent meal and also they took a picture of us on our phone and another for purchase. After the meal, we checked the mall out a bit.
It’s a bit confusing with all the stores and I got lost twice trying to locate the garage. I also attended a show here at the Saxe Theater.
The mall was decent, nothing to go crazy about, amongst the other negatives is the long voyage to the garage and the annoying «salespeople» who are relentless in trying to get you to purchase a time share. I’m on vacation, not interested in waisting two hours on a seminar. Finally, I was able to escape but it was a bit annoying because this was the first place I visited once i got there.
Other than that, the mall has the standard stores that will suit everyone needs, but nothing fancy. The mall with the designer items (The Crystals) was across the street next to Aria hotel.

I like this mall. It’s huge with quite a few eateries. It’s adjacent to the Planet Hollywood Hotel and Casino. They have an opening that you can just cut through from the casino to the mall. This mall is shaped like a big circle. If you walk through the whole mall, you pretty much do a 360 and end up where you started at. The entrance to the parking is from the side street. The actual parking is in back of the mall.
I saw three performance theaters in this place. The Variety Show was playing at the V Theater. Britney Spear’s, Piece of Me, was the attraction in the main theater. Starting January 20^th, Jennifer Lopez, will take over with her All I Have production. I don’t remember what was being shown in the third theater.
Some of the stores that I came across were Flight 23, Footaction, Sunglass Hut, Tristar Sports Memorabilia, The Body Shop, Lids, and MAC. Some of the food places that I saw were Lobster Me, Ketchup Burger Bar, LaSalsa Cantina, Auntie Anne’s Pretzel, Oyster Bay, and Garrett Popcorn.
They also have this fake rainstorm show that takes place every hour. It simulates lightening and rain, which water actually comes down at a certain spot that’s roped off.
They also have these signs with their own made up words. It’s cute and comes with the definitions. I will be posting all the signs below.

Lots and lots of shops here, so if you don’t have an unlimited amount of time to spend walking around, make sure to take a look at a store directory/​map beforehand and know where you want to go. There’s probably every type of store you would want — food, clothing, bathing goods, snacks, etc. A note though, these stores aren’t as high end as the ones you might find across the street at Aria per se, so these stores are probably ones you’d see in typical malls too. It connects directly to Elara and Planet Hollywood, so it’s also super convenient for guests of those two hotels.
There is a super cool rainstorm in the middle area of the mall. I do believe it happens every half an hour or so, so if you’re interested in watching rain fall and thunder rumble in an indoor mall, then enjoy that 3 minute display.

Meh. This place is alright. It certainly ain’t no mile, and I didn’t see how miraculous it was. I’ve been to the Miracle Mile on the shores of Lake Michigan, and this ain’t no Miracle Mile. It was a bunch of stores with an interior corridor walkway that’s all air conditioned.
They have some restaurants, a tattoo parlor, and a few places to get some drinks. It seemed that most of the people here weren’t here to shop, but were just passing through, as we were. You get routed through this «miracle» to prevent you from wandering into traffic.
They have a Twin Peaks here. Although this is a beautiful sight, it does still strike some fear into Texans to be around these places.
Expect to be hassled by vendors trying to sell you stuff from their kiosks.

This is such a neat mall located inside Planet Hollywood. The mall has a fountain and a rainstorm! It starts thundering, lightning, gets foggy, and rains. Well, it mists. It’s pretty cool. It happens every 30 mins-​1 hr I think.
They don’t have your same ol department stores like Dillards or Macy’s, but there is H&M, Guess, Gap, Lucky Brand, and some others. Also some specialty stores, a movie theater, and a fight shop.

A mile of miracle shopping!
Miracle Mile shops are part of the Planet Hollywood Casino. It’s easy to park here since the entrance is located behind the strip. Just turn on Audrie off of Harmon Avenue. Valet is free and they do a great job hustling to retrieve and return your car.
They do a great job of keeping it clean with so many people visiting everyday. The stores range from chains such as Victoria’s Secret to small boutique stores and art galleries. There are also plenty of food choices and dessert dining.
The Axis Theater and V Theater are conveniently located here. They host some great entertainers and shows for any age range.
Whether you are visiting or locals, it’s a fun place for entertainment, shopping and dining.