Dawn Gilbertson

travel columnist, Wall Street Journal

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Las Vegas’ Mirage hotel and casino, built in 1989, is set to close next week.

The Mirage is shuttering. What does that say about Vegas?

Las Vegas’ Mirage hotel and casino, built in 1989, is set to close next week.

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