Скачать или смотреть Curved escalators are rare, there are only a handful in world, You can see them at the Forum shops.

Curved escalators (also called spiral or helical escalators) are quite rare worldwide, as they're complex to engineer and manufacture—Mitsubishi Electric is essentially the only company that produces them, with only around 100 installed globally over decades (and estimates suggest fewer than 30–40 locations with them at any time).The ones you mentioned are iconic examples in Las Vegas:The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace (often called Caesars Forum shops) feature prominent spiral escalators in the grand atrium, installed around the early 1990s/2000s expansion, allowing panoramic views of the shops.
Wynn Las Vegas has curved spiral escalators leading to/from Bar Parasol (Parasol Up/Down), creating a dramatic, whimsical descent into the bar area with its signature parasol decor.

Other notable locations with curved/spiral escalators include:Shanghai, China — Home to some of the most impressive setups. The New World Daimaru Department Store has the world's largest collection, including a massive spiral formed by 12 continuous curved escalators spanning multiple floors (often called the longest/world's largest spiral escalator system). There's also an earlier one at the Shanghai New World Market near People's Square.
San Francisco, USA — The now-closed Westfield San Francisco Centre (formerly Westfield shopping mall) had spiral escalators (one of the early U.S. installations).
Mexico — Liverpool department store in the Centro Santa Fe shopping mall (Santa Fe, Mexico City area) has spiral escalators, with a notable renewal project in 2025 marking the world's first such renovation.
Japan — Several early and ongoing installations, as Mitsubishi is based there (e.g., the very first spiral escalator ever installed in Osaka in 1985, plus others at places like Intex Osaka and various malls/racecourses).
London, UK — Harrods department store installed Europe's first curved escalators in 2025 as part of a renovation in the fine jewellery and watches areas.
Other mentions include places like Madinat Zayed Shopping Centre in Abu Dhabi (UAE), and various spots in Japan and Asia.

These are mostly in high-end malls, department stores, hotels, or luxury retail spaces where the dramatic architectural effect justifies the cost and rarity. If you're hunting for them as a design or engineering enthusiast, Shanghai's Daimaru setup and the Vegas ones are among the most visually striking and accessible!