Mike Tyson immersive experience set to debut at Flamingo Las Vegas this fall

Mike Tyson immersive experience set to debut at Flamingo Las Vegas this fall The attraction, titled *Iron Mike Legacy: The Mike Tyson Immersive Experience*, will open at the Flamingo resort later this year, according to its producers. Promoted as the world’s first officially licensed immersive experience linked to the former heavyweight champion, the exhibit will employ augmented reality, virtual reality, holograms and projection mapping to guide visitors through Tyson’s life inside and outside the ring. Your ID, a global experiential entertainment company, is producing the show. Tyson, who now resides in Henderson, became the youngest heavyweight champion in history at age 20 when he knocked out Trevor Berbick for the World Boxing Council title in Las Vegas on Nov. 22, 1986. He headlined numerous marquee bouts in the city over his career. The experience will immerse guests in what producers describe as Tyson’s triumphs, challenges and personal transformation. Public ticket sales begin Aug. 5. Fans can preregister for presale access at ironmikelegacy.com. Tickets will also be sold at Caesars Entertainment box offices and through caesars.com/attractions. The Flamingo venue will serve as the flagship for a planned global rollout, with additional locations to be announced later. The World Boxing Council is an official partner of the project. Dan Walsh, senior vice president and general manager of Flamingo Las Vegas, said in a statement that “the attraction fits into the resort’s ongoing transformation.” In 2026, Flamingo Las Vegas is also adding Category 10, a Luke Combs‑inspired entertainment experience from Opry Entertainment Group, among other new offerings.