In its place will be a three-story, 48,000-square-foot retail space scheduled to open in the fall of 2014 at the corner of Las Vegas Boulevard and Spring Mountain Road.

How many people returned home from their vacation and discussed the free Strip shows including the Bellagio Fountains, the Mirage Volcano and the “pirate show” at TI? But it was free, and it achieved something that is difficult to do on the Las Vegas Strip, it attracted crowds out front of the hotel and garnered discussion. The “Sirens of TI” show wasn’t highly rated receiving on average a 2-3 star rating on popular rating websites. Some good news is that the two ships will reportedly remain in the significantly reduced lagoon. Its last show ended up being on Octoto the surprise of the cast who were originally informed the closure was temporary. The 10-minute shows ran four times nightly and attracted large crowds out front of the hotel regularly.

The free attraction actually ran for 20 years as it was originally known as Buccaneer Bay when Treasure Island opened Oct. Last fall Treasure Island Las Vegas announced the popular outdoor show “Sirens of TI” is closing after 10 years. Treasure Island (TI) Las Vegas is undergoing a change which on the surface appears to be a safe, follow the leader move, but will it be met with the financial and word-of-mouth success they are hoping for? Is closing Sirens of TI show at Treasure Island a mistake?

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