The Mirage will feature a snowy mountain where its dormant volcano currently resides during next year’s Super Bowl, according to a local report in the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Paramount Global will build its “Paramount Mountain” on the home of The Mirage Volcano a few days prior to the Big Game. Football fans will be able to view the structure starting February 8.
Part of the block-long exhibit includes well-known movie and television series like Transformers, Yellowstone and Star Trek. Guests can also take a 4D simulation gondola ride on the peak of the artificial mountain.
Paramount Global Executive VP and Chief Brand Officer Josh Line said in an official news release, “Paramount’s ‘Mountain of Entertainment’ in Las Vegas is an exciting, fan-focused physical manifestation of the expansive and popular content from across our portfolio of brands.
“Our partnership with the NFL allows us to drive growth and engagement with our brands and creates the opportunity to display the power of Paramount’s broad and beloved hits across every genre at the biggest event in television: Super Bowl LVIII.”
In addition to Super Bowl LVIII, Las Vegas is also set to host the F1 Grand Prix from November 16 to November 18. Construction is underway for the F1-controlled grandstands.
The track will run throughout sections of Las Vegas Boulevard and Koval Lane, as well as through Sands and Harmon avenues.The circuit will span 3.8 miles.
F1 racing fans can attend an all-day lunch event on November 5, which will be hosted by Caesars Palace. Fans will have an opportunity to get a closer look at all the cars that will compete during the Formula 1 Grand Prix.
