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Opened in 1960
Closed in 1980
Defunct tiki not included,
distances are as the crow flies.
menu, 120-121
mug, 120 picture, 114-115, 121 souvenir, 120 May 6, 2007
Nov 11, 2006
Nov 4, 2006
Drink menu cover from Aku Aku in Las Vegas
date unknown, from the collection of Swanky
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The Aku Aku was a Polynesian restaurant inside the Stardust casino, at the north end of the Las Vegas strip. The restaurant opened in 1960, and closed in 1980. The iconic moai statues that stood guard over the Aku Aku were carved by Eli Hedley (grandfather of Bamboo Ben). These statues became famous symbols not just for the restaurant or the Stardust Casino it resided in, but Las Vegas itself. One of these statues can be viewed today at Sunset Park in Las Vegas.
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