August 18, 2000 - New Aladdin Casino & Resort opening with 2,567 rooms. The  34-acre Aladdin Resort Complex has 2,600 over sized guest rooms (450 square feet to more than 1250 square feet) and a "1,001 Arabian Nights" theme. 2,000 standard, 400 king parlor at 620 sq ft, 200 suites at 600 to 3,500 sq ft. Connected under one roof: 100,000 square feet of spectacular gaming space, 500,000 square-foot "shopping adventure" featuring retail, dining, entertainment and night life. Aladdin Las Vegas is located on Las Vegas Blvd. just across the street from the Bellagio and next door to the Paris Las Vegas.

Aladdin, 3667 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Originally opened in 1963 under the name of Tally-Ho, then renamed to King's Crown in 1965, and finally as the Aladdin in 1966. The original architect in charge was Lee Linton. In 1975 Linton was put in charge of renovating it for the first time. In 1981 Martin Stern, JR. AIA was put in charge of yet another renovation. In 1998 the Aladdin was imploded to ready it for remodeling. In 2000 under the design of Nadel Architects in accordance with ADP/FD, Fluor Daniel, Inc. Contracting and interior decor from Brennan Beer Gorman Monk, the Aladdin opened its doors to the public with a brand new look now costing $1.3 billion. The Desert Passage at the Aladdin is a 500,000 square foot "shopping adventure" featuring retail, dining, entertainment and night life