Complete List of Las Vegas Casinos
October 2020
To make it on this list, a casino must:
(1) have table games (e.g., not Longhorn)
OR be on the Strip, AND
(2) Must have a Las Vegas address (not Henderson, NV, e.g. "M"
Resort).
If you like this list of Vegas casinos, you'll love my sortable, interactive list. And you'll wet yourself over my map of the Strip
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71 casinos in Vegas, listed by geographical area
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Strip (29) |
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2009 Aria 1986 Bally's 1998 Bellagio 1966 Caesars Palace 1992 Casino Royale* 1968 Circus Circus 2010 Cosmopolitan 2000 Encore 1990 Excalibur 1946 Flamingo 1992 Harrah's 2014 The Linq 1993 Luxor 1999 Mandalay Bay 1993 MGM Grand |
1989 Mirage 1997 New York NY 2007 Palazzo 1999 Paris 1996 Park MGM 2007 Planet Hollywood 1952 Sahara 1971 Slots-A-Fun* 1996 Strat 1993 Treasure Island 1957 Tropicana 1999 Venetian 2005 Wynn *These don't have table games but I count them as casinos since they're on the strip. |
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Close to Strip (10) |
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East of the Strip Ellis Island OYO Silver Sevens Tuscany Westgate West of the Strip Gold Coast Orleans Palace Station The Palms Rio |
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Downtown (12) |
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At the Fremont St. Experience Binion's Circa The D Four Queens Fremont Golden Gate Golden Nugget Plaza Other downtown casinos California Downtown Grand El Cortez Main Street Station |
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Other (21) |
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East Arizona Charlie's Boulder Station Sam's Town West Arizona Charlie's Rampart Red Rock Suncoast |
North Bighorn Casino Cannery Casino Fiesta Rancho Jerry's Nugget Poker Palace Santa Fe Station Silver Nugget Texas Station South Silverton South Point I go
by postal address
for figuring whether in Vegas or not, so the M Resort isn't listed, b/c its address is Henderson, NV. |
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Alphabetical List (71 casinos in Las Vegas) |
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Strip (bold purple) Near Strip (plain purple)Downtown (green) Elsewhere (black)
Aliante Aria AZ Charlie's Boulder AZ Charlie's Decatur Bally's Bellagio Bighorn Casino Binion's Boulder Station Caesars Palace California Cannery Casino Casino Royale Circus Circus Cosmopolitan The Cromwell The D Downtown Grand Eastside Cannery El Cortez Ellis Island Excalibur
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Fiesta Rancho Luxor Main Street Station (M Resort not
counted Mandalay
Bay OYO Palace Station Park MGM |
Planet
Hollywood Plaza Poker Palace Rampart Sahara Sam's Town |
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Strip casinos from north to south |
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Strat Sahara |
See also my Las Vegas Strip Map.
The Vegas Strip casinos, from North to South |
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Strat Formerly the Stratosphere, this is the big tower, which provides the best view of Vegas. There are three super-scary thrill rides at the very top. Best value on the Strip (rooms as low as $35). |
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Sahara 2535 LVB The Beatles stayed here in 1964. A thriving Rat Pack casino back in the day. It was renamed "SLS" for 2014-19, then reverted to Sahara on 8/29/19. |
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Circus
Circus Has an actual circus and a carnival midway with games and rides. Also features a 5-acre theme park (the Adventure Dome) with roller coasters, laser tag, and an IMAX theatre. |
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Slots-a-Fun Casino only; no hotel. |
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Encore 3121 LVB The sister of the Wynn, and right next to it. |
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Wynn 3131 LVB |
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Treasure Island 3300 LVB They discontinued the pirate battle shows, but the big pirate boat is still out front. |
Palazzo 3325 LVB Little sister of the Venetian. |
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The
Venetian "With two historians on retainer, The Venetian takes very seriously the integrity of the resort's architectural authenticity. Look for singing gondoliers, mask makers, glass-blowers, and other artisans in St. Mark's Square." (from the now-defunct Access Las Vegas) |
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Mirage Popular exploding volcano (free). Tropical rainforest in 100-foot dome. More about the tiger attack on Roy Horn in 2003. |
Casino
Royale A small low-roller joint. Crowded and low ceilings. |
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Harrah's 3475 LVB |
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Linq 3535 LVB Home of the big ferris wheel. Most of the hotel rooms have balconies—rare in Vegas. Formerly Imperial Palace. |
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Caesars
Palace
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The
Flamingo One of the oldest hotels on the strip. |
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The
Cromwell Boutique hotel, on the site of the former Bill's Gamblin' Hall, which was itself the former Barbary Coast. |
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Bellagio 3600 LVB One of the most luxurious casinos in Vegas, along with The Venetian and the Wynn. The outside water fountain show is a free, must-see attraction. |
Bally's 3645 LVB |
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Paris 3655 LVB One-third scale Eiffel Tower (50-stories), offers great view of the Strip, though it's not free. Oddly enough, they don't offer French roulette (single-zero) on the main floor, though they sometimes have it in the high limit room. |
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Cosmpolitan
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Planet Hollywood 3667 LVB Formerly Aladdin. |
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Aria 3730 LVB |
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Park
MGM Formerly Monte Carlo |
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New
York-NY NY theme, done to the hilt. Outside you see skyscrapers and the Statue of Liberty. Inside, their roller coaster cars look like yellow taxicabs. |
MGM Grand 3799 LVB Movie theme. |
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Excalibur 3850 LVB Medieval theme; Fantasy Faire midway |
Tropicana 3801 LVB Probably the oldest Strip property. |
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Luxor 3900 LVB This is the Big Black Pyramid That Shoots the White Laser Into the Sky. There's also a huge sphinx out front. But inside, the Luxor has done away with the Egyptian theme. |
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Mandalay
Bay Beheaded Lenin statue; imprisoned sharks. Free monorail runs to Luxor and Excalibur. |
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Downtown casinos (from West to East) |
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Plaza 1 Main St. |
Marks the end of Fremont Street. |
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Main Street Station 200 Main St. |
These two cater to Asian players. |
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California 12 Ogden St. |
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Golden Gate 1 Fremont (at Main) |
Oldest hotel in Vegas. Live pianist. |
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Circa 8 Fremont (at Main) |
Newest casino in Vegas |
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Binion's 128 E. Fremont |
Went under in early 2004. Harrah's bought it and re-opened
it a few months later. Have you picture taken with $1
million in cash. |
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Golden Nugget 129 E. Fremont |
Famous from the reality TV show "The Casino". |
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Fremont 200E. Fremont |
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Four Queens 202 Fremont |
Free video poker play every day to win $10,000. Free deck of cards. |
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The D 301 Fremont |
Formerly Fitzgerald's. |
| Downtown Grand 206 N. 3rd | The newest casino downtown, at the site of the former Lady Luck (R.I.P. 2006) |
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El Cortez 600 Fremont |
$28 rooms |
| Strip vs. Downtown Casinos | |
| The Strip | Downtown |
| Expensive hotel rooms | Much cheaper |
| Modern, New | Older |
| Luxurious; high casino ceilings |
Not as nice; low casino ceilings |
| Larger rooms | Smaller rooms |
| All have pools | Most don't & The Plaza) |
| Higher table minimums | Lower table minimums (cheaper to gamble) |
| Mostly 6:5 blackjack (boo) |
Lots of 3:2 blackjack |
| Less smoky | Smokier |
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- Vegas casinos surprisingly unprofitable! Losses and bankruptcies of LV casinos
- Mini-reviews of Vegas hotels
Related websites:
- LV Casino/hotel database. Lists things like number of rooms, size of smallest room, casino size, etc.
- CaseNet.
Lists hotels both alphabetically and by largest to smallest
(number of rooms). Excellent, detailed info about each casino, one
casino-per-page.
- Vegas Casino Info. A home-grown site with an impressive amount of info about each strip and downtown casino, including property maps of each casino. (Not maps TO the casino, but maps OF the casino!)
- Virtual Tours of the Hotels from Destination360.
- Largest hotels in Vegas (by number of rooms)
- Pet-Friendly
Hotels. Lists size requirements and any extra fees
for each hotel.
- Largest casinos in the U.S.
- The Bear Growls. Blog about casinos cheating their patrons, and other bad behavior by casinos.