Fall of Atlantis

Long walk all the way through Caesar’s mall to get here.
It’s free viewing. Show lasts about 8 minutes. Crowded always. Nice restaurant Cheesecake Factory near by &
Fat Tuesday refill bar. Gift shop, art shop, large Nike store & bath & body shop. Fire & water sprays kinda cool.

I agree whole-​heartedly with Jemmie W. below. This show isn’t something you necessarily go out of your way for, but it’s certainly fun to see if you happen to be there at the right time. This is an animatronic display that incorporates fire and water into a creative 8-​minute show free of charge. That should be refreshing!
states, «The costumes and props were created by the same geniuses who worked on Thor and Pirates of the Caribbean and there’s also a 20-​foot winged dragon. Let’s be honest, you just don’t see that every day.»
Main Hours
Monday: 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM
Tuesday: 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM
Wednesday: 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM
Thursday: 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM
Friday: 11:00 AM to 12:00 AM
Saturday: 11:00 AM to 12:00 AM
Sunday: 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM
Also check out the 50,000 gallon fish tank behind the Fall of Atlantis stage. It is home to more than 300 saltwater fish!

Fail of Atlantis! Do not waste your time! *better spent at the mirage lava show. Or sitting in a bathroom stall. Seriously I would rather have sat in a bathroom stall listening to people pop next to me than see this show. I couldn’t understand the robots, the thing was built with 1970’s technology and has never been updated.

My last review I specifically said this was more like «Fail of Atlantis». Apparently they read my review because they actually redid this attraction. I said the animatronics were outdated and their lips don’t even move. After watching it again since the renovation, I have good news and bad news.
The good news is that the animatronics look much better in terms of it being smoother and their lips actually move when they talk.
Unfortunately, that’s it. The bad news is that when the characters talk, you STIIL can barely understand what the heck they are saying. As I was watching the show with my family, people all around me were saying what? What did they say?
Bottom line is, they only made it a little bit better. I guess they didn’t read my whole review? Ok, then when you guys read this and I hope all the way to the end, make the talking a bit louder and clearer. Put some more speakers down where people stand. Also use all those screens that surround the attraction to your advantage. Put subtitles on there so people can understand what they cant comprehend vocally.
So memo to whoever is in charge of this attraction: TAKE THESE REVIEWS TO HEART. These are people that are giving you their opinion of what they observe. A majority are pretty much saying the same thing. Fix it properly and you will see results. I promise.
Unilocal 2015 Review #57 «The Fail of Atlantis Part 2»
556 overall

This «show» is a piece of crap waste of time. The acoustics are a disaster and you can only understand like one out of every ten words. Seems the daughter wins no matter what the audience applause suggests. I don’t think the aquarium fish like the rumbling and noises from the show very much either. And there is a Ray in the tank that is way too large for that size of an enclosure. This is a dead end in the forum shops in more ways than one.

Last show for Sunday should be 11 o’clock we get here around 10:20 PM my kids are very tired but they really wanted to see the show. we waited for 40 minutes guess what? 11 o’clock comes everybody stand around in front the statues no announcement no preparation no show. I was trying calling Caesar Palace to ask I think higher about the show no one even pick up. I know it is free show, but you got to be credible. shame on you!

what a waste of time bringing my fam here to show them this, out of all things vegas :-p …caesars’ animatronic shows has alwaz been weak (they previously had a diff bacchus show as i recall)…this Fall of Atlantis fountain show consists of 3 barely-​moving 9ft statues… roman King Atlas w/​daughter (water effects) & son (fire) fighting over who will be heir to the throne… can’t really make out what they’re supposedly saying…& they barely move… b o r i n g, skip this… it is so pathetic, but hell, it’s a free 7min show… at the top of ea hr sun-​thu 11a-​11p, fri-​sat 11a-midnight…which is the hr aftr the shops r opened… west end of the mall under a big dome…
ok to chk out if you’re already there, but don’t go out of your way! (prob interesting to kids, ages ~5−10?)… it may be even better to jus look at it when the show is not occurring when it’s a normal fountain w/​other roman statues…“when the show begins, [those] sink down into the fountain & the throne of Atlas rises”…
do go to that wing for the 50,000 gal circular aquarium… sting rays & «300+» saltwater fishes to see… we caught a scuba diver in there feeding them this time…
my review on the Forum Shops in general is here:

This is a FREE show inside the Forum Shops. They play it about once an hour. By far it is not something you should go out of your way to see, but if you are shopping and wander by, it’s worth a few minutes to watch it. Basically, just fire, smoke, water, loud music, and changing lights. It might amaze children, so if you have them, it’s a FREE show.

The show plays every hour from 11:00AM to 11:00PM. The show is surrounded by stores and looks amazing. There is fire, water and loud explosions. There are several large screens on the top floor that play during the show adding videos of Titans talking back and forth. It’s very entertaining and I would recommend stopping by if your shopping in the area.

The first time I walked through The Forum Shops, the lights dimmed and a storm brewed overhead. Was this a sign of impending monetary doom? All those high end boutiques… Is that fire? IT’S THE RAPTURE! Oh, never mind, a show was going on. Let’s just stand outside all these fancy shops and piss off the store managers.
There was fire, smoke, and fancy water effects. The domed ceilings of The Forum Shops by all mean should have helped with the acoustics and ambiance but somehow, I couldn’t understand what they were saying. I didn’t even know they were telling the story!
The animatronics aren’t exactly Disney smooth or seamless and it’s annoying when you just want to shop and people are just standing around blocking the passageways. It’s free and there’s fire and water effects at the least. If you’re in the area, by all means do come see it. Would I recommend anyone making a special detour just to watch it? Nah. You’ll live without seeing this show.

pros — of course its free
but i just don’t feel the worth, vegas is such an happening place, and we use to walk around for the entertainment. The show was very bad, the forum shops will be still better without the show. I do like the aquarium at that place but not the show. I felt bad for some people who came all the way to watch the show. I did the reviews in Unilocal,before, and decide not to go, since this time i was staying as caesars and i was in forum shops, so I watched the show. It doesn’t worth the hustle to go there but if you are already there, than just watch it.
It’s never to be listed under things to do in vegas which is free.

You want some bread to go with that cheese?
I’m immediately reminded of Chuck E. Cheese, The Country Bears etc.
Cheap animatronics with some fire & water thrown in for spectacle, Fall of Atlantis is a free attraction located in the Forum Shops of Caesar’s Palace. King Atlas has to decide upon who his replacement should be to the throne, his daughter who has special water effects, or his son who contributes the pyrotechnics. Gods itervene & have some choice words for King Atlas & his offspring. The climax brings about a dragon who lays the smackdown on all the Atlanteans & lays waste to Atlantis
I know it’s free, but I feel like the Fall of Atlantis cheapens the «baller» atmosphere of Caesar’s Forum Shops. I mean, with Versace, Dolce & Gabbana, Louis Vuitton and Ferragamo attracting the rich clientele, you’d think there would be something more worthy of the demographic? To me, the best part of the Fall of Atlantis is the large aquarium, with rays, puffers and other assorted marine creatures. Of course, I grew up on Jacques Cousteau, so I’ll always be partial to the sea ;p
Fall of Atlantis shows at the top of the hour, every hour, starting at 11am.
I suppose if you were slurring your speech & crap-​faced drunk, this show would be more entertaining. All in all, I say let the tourists watch this lame spectacle of out-​dated robotics & head over to something more worthy of your time, like the Bellagio fountains or one of the buffets.

The bad reviews puzzle me. This is a *free* show set inside the spectacular Caesar’s Palace Forum Shops.
No, I wouldn’t pay $ 30 for it. No, it’s not as great as Disney or Universal Studios as one rocket scientist reviewer noted (are those free?). But it’s a free 8 minute show. You waste more than 8 minutes watching commercials during a typical 30 minute brain-​numbing sitcom.
It’s not a «let’s set aside a day to check out» attraction, but it is a «We’re already here so let’s spend 8 minutes watching this free show» attraction.

This Fall of Atlantis show in Caesar’s Palace (conveniently located next to The Cheesecake Factory and Fat Tuesdays) is laughably bad.
Is it the B-​movie style roll on the TV screens? The muffled sound? The janky animatronic movements? Yes.
But you know what it also is? Free.

Yes, it is free, but don’t waste your time.
If you have been in Disney or Universal Studios this is ridiculous awful.

The Fall of Atlantis is a FREE «show» located inside the Ceasar’s Palace Forum Shops.
All my guests love coming to this upscale shopping center and if we are walking around this part of the mall it’s something different to see.
It’s conveniently located at the end of the mall next to Cheesecake Factory Restaurant. But there is another talking statue «show just further down in case you miss that one (see my pics).
The talking Greek statues play out a story of Greek Mythology. The fire and smoke are sure to have the little kids captivated especially since it’s hard to understand some of the storyline.
This is not La Reve. If you’re expecting that level of entertainment go buy a ticket and don’t bother watching or complaining about a free show.

I went to see this with my nephews since we were at the shops.
I feel like I must be deaf or what, but I just can’t hear some of the dialogue. From what I gather the King is trying to figure out who the throne goes to between his son or his daughter. I didn’t hear their arguments and then this dragon comes out of no where and was like «Fuck what you just heard» and no one got the throne. I didn’t know that until I asked what just happened and my nephew was able to keep up with the story to explain no one was worthy.
The kids like the water and fire, so I guess it did the job. The part of this area that was more entertaining was the aquarium attached to the fountain/​stage. We spent more time talking about the fish than the show.
I did not catch the times it is on but I believe it is top of the hour for the duration of the mall being open. Yes, it is FREE, but not worth the special trip to go see. I guess if you’re in the building, you can decide if you have the minutes to spare for it and then stay for the little, but nice aquarium.
In fact the aquarium have divers feed the fish at 1:15 and 5:15 p.m. You can even take a complimentary below-​the-​scenes guided tour of the aquarium staff facilities Monday through Friday at 3:15 p.m. I have seen the divers feed the fish, which is pretty cool. I have not caught a guided tour to see what that entails.
I think the animatronics are tired because they’re mumbling so maybe they need to retire.
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Yay! Free show in Vegas! Kinda? :/​We randomly stumbled upon this show while checking out the Caesar’s Palace. Its located at the end of «The Forum Shops» between the Nike store and The Cheesecake Factory. Its basically a large fountain with rocks and foliage.
Luckily, my wife and I were there about fifteen minutes early and was able to be right up front. This was a good idea, because it got packed really quick.
The show starts when these animatronic «Atlantians» come out from the rocks and narrate a story about the fall of Atlantis. Honestly, the volume was really low. I’m not sure if that was a technical glitch, but I could barely hear the story, let alone, understand it. From what I could glean from the poor acoustics, a sister and brother were fighting for the rights of the kingdom of Atlantis, which led to its eventual doom. The brother had a cool sword that actually lit on fire. Other than that, this show wasn’t really worth watching. I gave it three stars, since I can’t really complain too much since it was free.

I know it is the epitome of Vegas Cheese, but I love Fall of Atlantis.
I saw it twice on this past trip and at least once on the trip prior.
The show is okay, but the sound needs some work. I had difficulty discerning some of the words this time around (but maybe my hearing needs some fine tuning).
I love the location of this show, as it is adjacent to a decent sized aquarium. The aquarium has a fairly large manta ray and some neat fish. I saw a puffer fish, a lion fish and a sting ray in there along with some I can’t identify by name.
The show is free and entertaining to those who have never seen it before… or to kids who think it’s just awesome how the dragon rises up at the end. My favorite part of the show is feeling the warmth from the fire. ;)
If you happen to be shopping at The Forum Shops and it is coming on, why not stop and watch it? Should you make a trip to Caesars JUST to see it? Nah. But it is definitely worth a few minutes of your time if you are there.

Whenever I visit Las Vegas, I always stop by the Forum Shops to watch the Fall of Atlantis show and the best part about this showis it’s FREE! The show is located in the far end of the Forum Shops with the huge fish tank and video screens around the top part of the walls. It’s near Cheesecake Factory and Abercrombie & Fitch and it can get very crowded with tourists and visitors holding their cameras and kids running around waiting for the show to start. They have security around the fountains to prevent anyone from jumping in the water while the show is playing.
The performers are not real people but are electronic statues that move like real people and look somewhat realistic. A lot of fire and water is used for special effects and has a great storyline about jealousy and having control that led to the destruction of this fabled city.