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Paris Takes Her New Club to Vegas
 Monday
Oct 25, 2004 3:00pm EST
By Todd Peterson
Paris Hilton
CREDIT: FERNANDO ALLENDE/CELEBRITYPHOTO
If you're looking for Club Paris in Las Vegas, you will want
to avoid the Eiffel Tower in Sin City's French-themed hotel-casino
and instead head next door to the Aladdin – where Paris
Hilton plans to open her own nightclub on New Year's Eve.
Robert Earl, chairman and founder of Planet Hollywood, recently
led a group of investors to purchase space in the 2,500-plus-room
Aladdin, where Hilton will open her club and maintain a personal
suite, the Associated Press reports.
"Las Vegas is hot, Planet Hollywood is hot and I wanted
to be part of the newest, hottest resort in Las Vegas," Hilton
said Saturday night at an unveiling for the coming attraction.
Las Vegas' original Aladdin hotel-casino was demolished in
1998. A new property was created on the same site and opened
in 2000.
The Simple Life hotel heiress will also open a similar club
in Orlando, Fla., at the same time, and additional clubs are
in the works for New York, Miami Beach, London and Paris. Orlando's
16,000-sq.-ft. Club Paris, which will be decorated in Paris's
favorite color (pink), will include DJ booths and a separate
lounge and a VIP section, as well as a private area for Hilton.
"I will see everyone back here on New Year's Eve when
I officially open Club Paris in Las Vegas and Orlando on the
same night," said Hilton, 23. "That's hot."
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