The Forum Shops at Caesars

This is definitely a place you can spend some spare money. It’s always best to spend money you have versus that of which you don’t have.
Using your credit card for $ 25,000 80 inch TV. Probably not the best idea. But can you do it, of course, why not?! Well, for many reasons. But you can have fun and or go broke depending.
All in all a great variety of shops to choose from all within close proximity which is nice and convenient.

This place pretty much sets the standard for shopping malls in Las Vegas.
Seems to be holding up well over time… its a shame all the other malls in Vegas copied its design… faux changing color sky.
Decent selection of stores. Mix of luxury and upscale.
Also have heard this is one of the most successful shopping centers in the US. It is busy enough so wouldn’t be surprised if this is true.

My man and I frequent this shop, usually, once a month or so to find some clothing we fancy or check out some updated electronics at the Apple Store. My favorite shop is Diane Von Furstenberg, which is a women’s clothing shop. I have so many of their dresses, they’ve learned my name and have even sent me a gift certificate for my birthday. All the shops have such nice people in them. I can see how they could be intimidating since some of the shops have very expensive items in it, but they are usually very kind.
The shops I frequent are:
Diane Von Furstenberg
Kehls
Lush
All those shops are wonderful!

Absolutely love this place. There is so much to do. Its a beautiful place. I like the fact that its great for locals and tourists as well. Awesome shops to choose from. Yummy restaurant for dining. Its pretty upscale. Expect to spend.

The Chanel Fragrance and Cosmetics Boutique is absolutely a must before going out in Vegas! Very personable and knowledgeable artists. They were accommodating with our schedule and quick!
**Also complimentary nail polish change to promote their new polish line!

We stayed across the street from Caesars palace on our trip to Vegas and the wife wanted to check out what she heard was good shopping so we walked over to check it out. First thing that came to mind was «WOW». The place was amazing. The whole scene reminded me of walking around the outdoor markets in Italy. Do not expect to find any bargains here, this place is almost strictly high end stores. If you do not think you lost enough money at the casinos, go shopping and your dreams will be fulfilled!
It really is a sight to be seen even if you do not want to spend the money, go and check it out while having a drink out on the patio.

The Forum Shops located at Caesar’s Palace Hotel is a must see! It’s a beautiful mall done in high class Las Vegas style. So many shops and eateries that will delight all lifestyles.
Even if you’re not shopping, just taking a walk throughout this vast mall is enjoyable.
I have to say Vegas does it superbly well when in comes to their hotels and malls.
I recommend this stop as one you have to experience when in Las Vegas.

I love mall walking. Even if I’m not there to shop. It has always been one of my favorite things to do, to pass time or wait for something.
There are many stores here. From high end to low end. There’s a huge H&M here! I think it used to be an FAO Schwarz. Does anyone remember the legendary toy store? I doubt it.
Take yo significant other and enjoy walking around this beautiful indoor mall. This place makes you feel like you’re on vacation.

On our most recent trip to Vegas my husband and I stayed at Caesar’s Palace. I hadn’t been to the Forum Shops since my first trip to Vegas when I turned 21. I didn’t really want to do any shopping but we decided to thru the shopping mall area just to check it out. I remember being in awe of it years ago but now compared to Crystals in City Center and the shopping at the Venetian it just pales in comparison. It feels a little like you are in a tunnel since there are no windows or natural light. And they have gotten rid of the show with the Roman statues! Remember how they used to «come alive» at certain times of day? They would talk and sing and tell jokes. Oh man, that was cool! Now I don’t really see any reason to come here unless you happen to be staying at Caesars and need to cut thru to get to Mirage.

The Forum Shops is one of my favorite places to visit when I am in Vegas. Its gorgeous, has great shops, and has fun things to look at even if you are not shopping.
The cobblestone walkways, nicely decorated shops and sky painted on the ceiling really make you feel like you are in Rome on a European Getaway. I can’t forget about the gorgeous fountains, too. The ambiance is top notch, you are in an outdoor plaza at dusk. I love it.
Its easy to spend a few hours strolling around, just looking and soaking up the views, but don’t forget to shop at the high-​end boutiques. Even if you don’t buy a thing, it is so fun to go into places like Jimmy Choo and Chanel. They still have mainstream stores like Gap and H&M, too.
My favorite moment from my last visit was when Grandma encountered one of the «statues». I won’t say more to ruin the surprise for first timers — but if you have been you know exactly what I am talking about.

The Forum Shops are one of four high-​end shopping spaces in Las Vegas. It doesn’t have any big department stores, but it does have some of fun shops like the Apple Store, Abercrombie & Fitch, Jimmy Choo, and fun places to snack like Border Grill. This is my favorite place to take out-​of-​town guests because of the beautiful architecture and the fountains. This place is huge. you can easily walk a mile or two for exercise here.

You can spend a good portion of your day roaming the shops here. They have all of the ultra high end stores such as Louis V, Gucci, Burberry to name a few as well as your trendy shops like Diane Von Ferstenberg and BCBG. Also included is Juicy, H&M, Bebe, so basically something for every wallet. A good variety of men’s shops as well. Along the way you’ll find restaurants, ice cream, drinks, all under a starry Roman night.
Visitors love taking pictures here. Throw in a few water fountains and you just may feel as if your in Rome!

The Forum is a mall inside Caesar’s with a selection of retail stores from $$ to $$$$ along with some entertainment like moving statues, a ride and restaurants. It’s classic cheesy Vegas plus some style mixed in along with the ceiling that changes from day to night pretending to be the sky with marble, columns and such thrown in.
There’s Choo, Coach, Versace, Vuitton, and Lauren. On the other end, the stores I adore that are in this mall are Lush, Victoria’s Secret, Nike, and Guess.
The Palm is an upscale restaurant that’s been around for ages that has a great hearts of palm salad, and I’ve known a couple friends that were proposed to there. Planet Hollywood is the cheese plus a restaurant. There are 11 restaurants total to choose from ranging from casual to fine dining.
A good place to relax after walking around is near Cheesecake Factory where there’s a large aquarium.
Even if you don’t buy anything here, it’s a fun place to window shop, people watch and a good option for walking through to get down the strip without walking outdoors when it’s 100 F +.

The Forum is my favorite place to shop on the Strip. There are a lot of high end stores such as Hermes, Cartier, etc., but there are also the lower end places that are 100x more affordable (quite literally) such as Nike, Victoria’s Secret, and Banana Republic. There are constantly sales and I always leave with something in hand. My most recent visit was on Christmas Day (all stores were open!) and I was able to nab a few things for myself. One of my favorite stores is Longchamp — they have so many colors and styles here — they even have a sale section — woohoo! I don’t think there are any other Longchamp stores in Vegas, so big plus for that!
The down side to coming here is that it is PACKED (granted I did go on Christmas day) but when I’ve gone here on other occasions, it’s pretty crowded. It gets really hot and stuffy in there due to all of the congestion. Also, I found it hard to navigate since there are not clear exits. I found myself circling the shops a few times before I could make my way out. But it’s all good — I typically come here after eating at Bacchanal, so I better walk around a bit to burn those calories!

The Forum Shops is a pretty expensive mall located next to the casino in Caesars Palace. I probably wouldn’t have gone here if they didn’t have a Ugg Australia store. I was in luck, because they do have one.
This mall has a lot of very expensive stores to go to. And there’s some restaurants and cafes. I really love the sky there too. It feels like the real world.
Great for rich people and/​or big time money spenders.
If your in Las Vegas for vacation and/​or business trip, it’s totally worth going to this mall.

The Forum Shops are located next to the Caesars Palace Hotel and are actually connected with both casino and the hotel itself. It was my favorite shopping destination while in Vegas, as it combines the luxury shops with brands such as GAP or H&M. There’s also some good restaurants and cafes there (including my favorite Carmine’s).
This shopping center is very big, so it’s quite easy to get lost if you miss the right turn, but it’s so pleasant to walk around that you don’t actually care much. The décor is very pretty in a kind of tacky way. The inspiration was probably a city in Italy so there is a lot of statues all over the place, a few sculptural fountains, the passages are made to look like alleys and the ceiling is a blue sky :).
If you have free time, go there, do some shopping and enjoy a really great gelato!

The Forum Shops is just across the street from Caesars Palace and can actually connect from the inside of the hotel to the mall. This mall is huge and beautiful. They have Greek statues all over the place and the ceiling is made to look like the sky.
If you don’t come here often, it’s hard to find your way around this place. We were constantly getting lost but we just kept walking. I wanted to find the huge aquarium with the Greek Gods. Some of the stores that I saw along the way were DKNY, David Yurman, Polo, Victoria’s Secret, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Guess, Versace, Pandora, True Religion, Dior, Mulberry, H&M, and Apple. A few of the restaurants that I saw were Carmines, Cheesecake Factory, and Planet Hollywood. The majority of the stores here are definitely high end.

Look up there! What is that?
The Forum Shops located at Caesar’s Palace is a medium size shopping mall in Vegas. It begins in Caesar’s and you can see all the brand new shops there. Keep walking in the center and you can figure out if you want that food or gelati or ice cream. Keep walking and you see more shops in which you can buy that watch or that clothing until you reach the end where you get a free show! :) You get actors working at the end circular part called Atlantis (at least at night when I went). They also have hidden away the Bath and Body Works and the Fat Tuesday back here: P There’s also restaurants throughout the Forum Shops so go around and see where you wanna eat, where you wanna shop, where you wanna go next!
Although, this place sometimes might be hard to walk around and you might get lost a couple times and not be sure where you’re going, but if you’re here just to shop, you’ve got the time! ;)
Great place to shop, great décor (:

Bei meinem ersten Las Vegas Besuch war die Shoppingmeile «The Forum Shops at Caesars» eines der Highlights in Las Vegas. Auch diesmal war ich begeistert, zumal der Shoppingbereich im Jahre 2004 nochmals auf eine Fläche von über 175.000 Quadratmetern vergrößert wurde.
Die circa 160 Boutiquen und Geschäfte befinden sich im Hotel Caesars Palace, das sich direkt am Las Vegas Boulevard befindet. Neben Top-​Designern wie Gucci, Christian Dior, Valentino oder Armani, findet man auch Läden für ein schmaleres Budget. So gibt es hier mittlerweile auch eine H&M Filiale.
Wie schon damals Ist der künstliche Himmel mit einer Simulation eines ganzen Tages im Zeitraffertempo eines der Highlights der Forum Shops. Aber auch die vielen römischen Stilelemente sind wirklich sehenswert. So findet man hier Statuen verschiedener römischer Gottheiten und einen riesigen Brunnen mit Zeus und seinem Dreizack.
In der Anlage findet man Cafés, luxuriöse Restaurants und Bars, wie das «Sushi Roku», das «The Palm Las Vegas» oder «Trevi Italian Restaurant». The Forum Shops at Caesars haben jeden Tag von 10.00 Uhr bis 23.00 Uhr geöffnet.
Im riesigen Ceasars Palace kann man leicht die Orientierung verlieren, da es mittlerweile gigantisch groß ist. Für mich persönlich sind die Forum Shops das beeindruckendste Shopping Center in Las Vegas.

Where do gods and goddesses shop? At the Forum of course. This place has undergone some major renovations in the last few years but yet they were still able to keep it somewhat the same. There’s a show inside about the fall of Atlantis every hour with a cool animatronic show and a huge saltwater tank. This is located by the Cheesecake Factory. There’s also the Trevi Fountain outside. The new wing they opened almost 10 years ago has 3 grand escalators and beautiful 3 story statues that overlook the newer wing.
One of my favorite things here is the ceiling. I love that the ceiling is painted like the sky.
There’s no department stores here but since expanding they have a ton of stores that I’m sure you can find what you’re looking for. They have over 150 stores here ranging from affordable to luxury. But even the affordable stores seem more high class here’s Some highlights here are the Cheesecake Factory, a huge H & M, Victoria’s Secret, Louis Vuitton, etc. So whether you won big in the casinos, love shopping or need to get that last minute outfit for tonight… this is the place to go.
They have self parking which is a bit of a walk and there’s also valet here as well. Great place to shop and conveniently located in the middle of the strip.

The Forum Shops are glitzy and flashy and all things Vegas trying to feel like Europe. But not.
There’s a large assortment of shopping you can do after you’ve had a few cocktails or one of those extra large neon colored cocktails in a long bottle thing attached to a lanyard around your neck. Louis Vuitton, Marc Jacobs, Victoria’s Secret, Lush, Ted Baker, etc. There’s also a lot of restaurants, Joe’s Crab Shack, Border Grill, Carmine’s, Sushi Roku and others.
There’s great people watching and the fountains are nice for taking pictures, a good place to go when you want to blow that money you just won.

If you have visited The Forum Shops then you will say this is the most fanciest and most beautiful shopping malls you have seen.
The interior is so beautiful. Very Roman like. Very Greek like. Very Caesars like.
Great selections of shops to shop at. Lots of luxorious shops, lots independent shops, and well known brand shops. Some places have some sales going on.
I think it’s a good place to get your shopping in. Good location as its near the Caesars Casino and smack in the middle of strip.

Um Shopping center diferenciado, estilo galeria com lojas exclusivas e restaurantes bacanas, o ambiente é bem classudo, com decoração de bom gosto, segurança e um certo glamour no ar.

Die Form Shops sind inzwischen ein recht betagter Ort, ich war hier immer sehr gerne, da es viel zu sehen gab und das auch noch Kostenlos, viel von dem einstigen Charm haben Sie für mich leider verloren. Die Einkaufsmeile wird nun schon zum x-​ten Mal umgebaut worden, für mich persönlich ein Zeichen, dass das Konzept nicht mehr so recht aufgeht. Die aktuelle Baustellenvielfalt ist groß und kaum zu übersehen. Einzig der Fischtank und einer der Brunnen hat die Umbauwut bisher überlebt. Die Geschäfte hier sind nur was für den großen Geldbeutel, selbst die Filliale einer bekannten Kaffehauskette hat hier Preise die ca. 40% über dem normalen liegen. Wer einen Apple Laden in Las Vegas braucht wird hier fündig, zumindest scheinen die zumindest reguläre Preise zu verlangen.

Diese unterwelt des cesars ist absolut sehenswert und einen vollen tag in las vegas wert.
Es ist unglaublich schön gemacht und alles wirkt wie gerade neu gebaut. Unglaublich, solche dinge wie der trevi-​brunnen schöner als das original.
Die anlage hat ungeahnte ausmaße, wo es sehr, sehr viel zu bestaunen gibt. Da meine vorschreiber bereits schöné bilder eingestellt haben, spare ich mir eine wiederholung.
Hier sind straßenzüge mit cafes nachgebaut, springbrunnen in verschwenderischer größe, und und und
Angenehm ist auch die entlastung der augen durch die in vegas für mich zumindest sehr starke sonnenbelastung. Es war das erste mal, daß ich meine umgebung als unangenehm hell empfand und froh war, mal aus dem licht zu kommen. Trotz sonnenbrille!
Wenn wir wiedermal in vegas sind, werden wir uns auf jeden fall ansehen, was sich hier wieder alles verändert hat.
Übrigens ist mein profilbild hier vor den forumshops aufgenommen. Eine posierende ente, die von den touris wie wild fotografiert wurde. Vielleicht eine wiedergeborene diva aus alten zeiten.
:o)
Tip für las vegas:
Das alte las vegas im norden unbedingt auslassen.
Den stratosphere-​tower unbedingt besichtigen und hochfahren eine irre aussicht über die ganze stadt und weit darüber hinaus.
Die wasserspiele vorm bellagio unbedingt um null uhr einmal ansehen dann mit us-​nationalhymne.
Günstigstes hotel ist meines erachtens aufgrund der mittigen lage zum strip das imperial palace, von dem aus man alles gut zu fuß erreichen kann. Außerdem kann man direkt und sicher unter dem hotel preisgünstig parken. Und es hat einen sehr schönen poolbereich.
In den shops unbedingt den tommy bahama-​laden aufsuchen. Die stoffe und überhaupt die sachen sind exellent.

Ausflug in eine völlige andere Einkaufswelt.
(Siehe Foto unten) Bei unserer Kalifornien Rundreise durfte natürlich der
Besuch des Forum im Caesars Hotel nicht fehlen. Was soll ich schreiben?
Beindruckend? Wahnsinn? Mir fehlen die Worte. (Siehe Foto unten) Ich habe bisher noch kein
schöneres Einkaufszentrum gesehen. Unabhängig von der Vielzahl der vertretenden
Marken macht es einfach Spaß, stundenlang an Säulen, Brunnen, Wasserfällen
vorbeizugehen.
(Siehe Foto unten) (Siehe Foto unten) Ein wenig erinnert das Innere an einen Rundgang in Rom.
Unbedingt beim Las Vegas Besuch berücksichtigen.

Zeit sollte man sich nehmen, wenn man die Forum Shops erobern will. Und sein Geld bzw. Kreditkarten gut festhalten, denn zu leicht und zu schnell kann man sein Erspartes loswerden. Verlockungen rechts und links pur!
Die Forum Shops sind ein riesiger Komplex innerhalb des Caesars Palace-​Imperiums. Alles indoor, weit verzweigt, erst bei mehrmaligem Besuch behält man den Überblick. Alle bekannten Marken (Labels/​Brands) sind vertreten und buhlen um Kundschaft. Marken haben es an sich, dass sie nicht zu Schnäppchenpreisen angeboten werden. In den Forum Shops wird offensichtlich davon ausgegangen, dass sich hierher keine Kundschaft verirrt, die auf Sales aus ist.
Gigantismus ist ebenfalls angesagt. Ich habe in meinem Leben noch keinen größeren H&M-Laden gesehen. An einem Ende des Forums führt eine geschwungene Rolltreppe zu den Etagen. Bekommt man auch selten zu sehen. An einem der vielen Enden ein Apple-​Store, hier hat man freien WiFi-​Empfang! Erfreulicherweise stehen vor dem Shop einige Bänke, so dass man in Ruhe seine Emails abfragen kann oder nach weiteren Zielen surft.
Im Zentrum, wo die verschiedenen Straßen zusammenlaufen, steht in der Mitte ein Nachbau der Fontana di Trevi (Rom). Über einem spannt sich der blaue Kunsthimmel mit kleinen dekorativen Kunstwolken. Man muss sich kneifen, um zu realisieren, dass das alles Fake ist.
(Siehe Foto unten) Die Fontana di Trevi
Selbstverständlich findet man innerhalb des Forums auch die verschiedensten gastronomischen Angebote.
Bummeln, bummeln, bummeln das ist hier das Motto. Und abschließend ein Tipp: Wer das Geld nicht im Überfluss hat und trotzdem Markenartikel kaufen möchte hier nur schauen, sich die Preise merken und dann ab in einen der beiden Premium Outlets (South and North) fast alles bekommt man dort ebenso, nur viel, viel billiger. Die Taxifahrt dorthin ist schon beim ersten Einkauf wieder raus.
Fazit: In The Forum Shops kann man glatt einen ganzen Tag verbringen. Und leicht zum Wiederholungstäter werden. Wir haben nur Window-​Shopping gemacht und das Geld anderswo ausgegeben (Outlets). Aber es bringt richtig Spaß, in diesem Mall-​Tempel zu flanieren. Für mich der schönste in Vegas-​Zentrum. Fünf Sterne.

Eines der groessten, mit Sicherheit aber das schoenste Shopping Center in Las Vegas. Annaehernd alle grossen Marken sind vertreten.

Super bien, todo muy bien ambientado con sus fuentes y marmol por todas partes, las tiendas claro prohibitivas todas grandes marcas.

Ein grandioses und opulentes Shopping Center in bester Lage am Strip, umgeben von den großen Casino-​Hotels der Wüstenstadt. The Forum Shops at Caesars gehört, wie der Name schon sagt, zu Caesars Palace, und damit zum Hotel– und Entertainmentkonzern Harrahs. Die Eröffnung war 2004.
Mit seinen 160 Läden und 13 Restaurants zählt das Shopping Center zu den großen Einkaufstempeln der Stadt. Meines Erachtens ist es die Nummer 1. Wahnsinnig toll finde ich die spiralförmigen Rolltreppen, so etwas habe ich bisher noch nie auf der Welt gesehen. Die Markennamen entsprechen dem Mainstream: Bvlgari, Burberry, Christian Dior, Gucci, Versace, Louis Vuitton, Salvatore Ferragamo, Valentino usw.
Die Gestaltung ist typisch für Las Vegas. Außen und innen wurde das Shopping Center auf Rom getrimmt, mit kleinen Plätzen, Brunnen, einer Piazza, Säulen, Figuren etc.