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The Vegas Strip casinos, from North to South

<<west side of the streeteast side of the street>>

Strat
   S. LVB (Las Vegas Blvd.)

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 hotel value on the Strip.  Table games area of the high limit room is non-smoking (super-rare in Vegas).

 Sahara S. LVB

The Beatles stayed here in A thriving Rat Pack casino back in the day.  It was renamed "SLS" for , then reverted to Sahara on 8/29/

Circus Circus
   S. LVB

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.

 Fontainebleau S. LVB

The Beatles stayed here in A thriving Rat Pack casino back in the day.  It was renamed "SLS" for , then reverted to Sahara on 8/29/

Slots-a-Fun
   S. LVB

Casino only; no hotel. Notable for its (labeled) % slots.

Resorts World
  S. LVB

The whole side of the hotel is a giant video screen, which had the world's largest game of Pac Man played on it in

Encore S. LVB

The sister of the Wynn, and right next to it.

Wynn S. LVB

Treasure Island   S. LVB

They discontinued the pirate battle shows, but the big pirate boat is still out front.

Palazzo S. LVB

Little sister of the Venetian.

The Venetian
LVB

"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)

Mirage
  S. LVB

Popular exploding volcano (free). Tropical rainforest in foot dome. Soon to become the Hard Rock Hotel-Casino, in the shape of a giant guitar.

 Casino Royale
S. LVB

They removed the table games in :(

 Harrah's S. LVB

Linq  S. LVB

Home of the big ferris wheel.  Most of the hotel rooms have balconies—rare in Vegas. Formerly Imperial Palace.

Caesars Palace
  S. LVB

Roman theme. Moving statue show at the end of the Forum Shops.

The Flamingo
  S. LVB

The oldest Strip property (!).

The Cromwell
S. LVB

Boutique hotel, on the site of the former Bill's Gamblin' Hall, which was itself the former Barbary Coast.

Bellagio S. 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.

 Horseshoe  S. LVB
Formerly Bally's.

 Paris   S. LVB

One-third scale Eiffel Tower (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.

Cosmpolitan
S. LVB

 Planet Hollywood  S. LVB

Formerly Aladdin.

Aria   S. LVB

Park MGM
S. LVB

The only non-smoking casino in Vegas!  Formerly Monte Carlo.

New York-NY
  S. LVB

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  S. LVB

Movie theme.

Excalibur  S. LVB

Medieval theme; Fantasy Faire midway

Luxor  S. 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.

Mandalay Bay
  S. LVB

Site of the worst mass shooting in U.S. history (58 killed).  Imprisoned sharks.  Free monorail runs to Luxor and Excalibur.