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The immensely popular Caesars Place has been on the strip since 1966, and in many ways represents Las Vegas itself. Considered the epitome of luxury, Caesars also represented the worst in kitsch and cheese. Doing the Roman theme to death, there were cocktail waitresses in short togas, Roman colonnades, pillars and statues - all surrounded by mirrors and neon. It was Las Vegas/Roman decadence at it's best/worst. However, that was the old Vegas (The Elvis years), so in 1997 Caesars spent $300 million to completely renovate it's facilities.