Make it feel more like a circus.”Ĭoming next is a revamp of the iconic red-and-white striped tent-top that greets guests as they walk into the property. “We want to get back to the bright pinks and purples and blues. “Back when the property opened, it had a lot of bright, fun colors to it,” Gerety said about the new paint adorning the property. So far, the hotel has made minor updates, including new air conditioning units, a $10.8 million elevator renovation and a updated paint job to bring bright colors back into the palette of the hotel. “Bring back some of the glory days and really try to capture an all-inclusive experience.” “A lot of it is just to continue to create Circus Circus to be the property that people thought of back when it was built in 1968,” said Gerety. The renovations - designed to help bring Circus Circus back to its heyday - are expected to cost around $30 million.

“The owner that we have now, he is fantastic and he really puts a lot of effort and energy into making Circus Circus better,” said Shana Gerety, senior vice president of operations at Circus Circus. Renovations have been happening since around the start of the pandemic in 2019, after Ruffin acquired the property, a Strip landmark since 1968. Since the 2019 acquisition of Circus Circus by Phil Ruffin, who also owns Treasure Island, new additions to freshen up the hotel have been made with more in store for hotel guests. (Steel Brooks/Las Vegas Review-Journal)Ĭircus Circus has been quietly renovating the hotel-casino since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, and it shows no signs of stopping anytime soon. The Circus Circus hotel-casino on Thursday, June 2, 2022, in Las Vegas.

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