Hi Cheryl, we completely agree, it was our first trip and we were staying in Caesars Palace with a room that overlooked the Mirage Pool. We spent the entire trip jealous of that wonderful oasis!

Staying at the mirage really reminds us if our spiritual home Maui, and while love being in vegas the mirage still takes us away to our hawaiian paradise!

Hope you get back to Vegas and the Mirage soon

Steve

Hi,

You should both be fine!

There is nothing in the small print to say there is any age limit other than 18+ to BOOK! But that only applies to the person booking, not all the guests.

When a Pool area is adult only and all guests are required to have ID then the age limit is 21+, not 18+, such as the Bare Pool Lounge at the Mirage. And it clearly states all Guests need a government-approved photo ID to prove 21+

The Oasis is a quiet pool so all guests are expected to be fairly quiet and respectful of other guests, and maybe young children might be frowned upon, but there should be no issue with your 13-year-old daughter at all, it is certainly not against the terms and conditions and there is nothing at the pool you should be concerned about your daughter seeing. If you both want to be “loud” for a bit you can always head over to the main pool and for some fun, safe in the knowledge your reserved chair will be sat waiting for you!

Hope you have a great stay, Enjoy Mirage’s amazing pool area!

Currently its not difficult to get a spot by the pool as such, the big issue is getting into the pool area at all!

The pool has a limited capacity dur to cdc guidelines, and once reached the pool is closed to further guest’s.

At this point they operate a virtual queue, so you sign up and can go about your business until you get the call to return.

Its far from ideal but is the same accross the city due to restrictions.

You do need to get there pretty early to get entry without using the virtual queue !

Steve

I was wondering how your trip was? Was it difficult to get a spot at the pool?

Hi Holly,

Honestly, things are not great atm, the pool capacity limits are REALLY stretched, and people are required to get in the pool line really early and are still not guaranteed a spot, in which case a virtual Waitlist is being utilized. Reserving Day Bed/Cabana/Lounger is definitely one option, but prices do not look good! Other than that the German Approach is the best chance of success, rise super early and get in the Queue!

However the GOOD news is as of May 1st Capacity is increasing, so I would wait a few days and see what is happening when the restrictions are eased.

You are right missing out on the Mirage Pool would be a catastrophe as it really is the best Pool in Vegas!

Steve