Every Casino on the Las Vegas Strip, in Order From South to North: 28 Floors, 11 Players Clubs, and the Slot and Table Counts the State Publishes

A list you can walk: every casino on Las Vegas Boulevard from Mandalay Bay to the STRAT, with the side of the street, the cross street, who runs it, which card it takes, and how many machines and tables the Nevada Gaming Control Board counted there on September 30, 2026.

Published 2026-11-10.

The Nevada Gaming Control Board counted 2,450 slot machines at the Venetian and the Palazzo on September 30, 2026, and 383 at the Vanderpump Hotel a few blocks south. Both are casinos on the Strip. There are 28 of them between Mandalay Bay and the STRAT, and a list that gives each one the same line of praise hides a sixfold difference in what you walk into.

This is the list in walking order, south to north. Each entry has the side of the street, the nearest major cross street, the company that runs it, the card it takes, and the machine and table counts the state published for that date. The count of 28 is explained in our how many casinos post; this one is the walk.

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Nine of the 28 are MGM Resorts casinos on MGM Rewards and eight are Caesars casinos on Caesars Rewards. The other eleven floors take nine different cards. Two free trams run on the west side, Mandalay Bay to Excalibur and Park MGM to Bellagio; the Treasure Island tram has been shut since June 2024. The monorail covers the east side from MGM Grand to the Sahara for $6.25 a ride. There are two gaps where casinos closed in 2024: the southeast corner of Tropicana Avenue, and the west side opposite Harrah's.

#CasinoSide, cross streetRun byCardSlotsTables
1Mandalay BayWest, just north of Russell RoadMGM ResortsMGM Rewards95762
2LuxorWestMGM ResortsMGM Rewards77839
3ExcaliburWest, at Tropicana AvenueMGM ResortsMGM Rewards91132
4MGM GrandEast, at Tropicana AvenueMGM ResortsMGM Rewards1,283148
5New York-New YorkWest, at Tropicana AvenueMGM ResortsMGM Rewards95059
6Park MGMWestMGM ResortsMGM Rewards79272
7AriaWest, at Harmon AvenueMGM ResortsMGM Rewards1,277148
8The CosmopolitanWest, north of Harmon AvenueMGM ResortsMGM Rewards1,239128
9Planet HollywoodEast, at Harmon AvenueCaesarsCaesars Rewards98984
10Paris Las VegasEastCaesarsCaesars Rewards94170
11HorseshoeEast, at Flamingo RoadCaesarsCaesars Rewards82043
12BellagioWest, at Flamingo RoadMGM ResortsMGM Rewards1,378165
13The Vanderpump HotelEast, at Flamingo RoadCaesarsCaesars Rewards38331
14Caesars PalaceWest, at Flamingo RoadCaesarsCaesars Rewards1,397179
15FlamingoEastCaesarsCaesars Rewards1,00065
16The LINQEastCaesarsCaesars Rewards77139
17Harrah'sEastCaesarsCaesars Rewards1,10063
18Casino RoyaleEastTom ElardiPlayers Club540none listed
19The VenetianEast, south of Sands AvenueApolloVenetian Rewards2,450 with the Palazzo254 with the Palazzo
20The PalazzoEast, at Sands AvenueApolloVenetian Rewardsone licenseone license
21Treasure IslandWest, at Spring Mountain RoadPhil RuffinTreasury Players Club1,00047
22Wynn Las VegasEast, north of Sands AvenueWynn ResortsWynn Rewards1,600 with Encore255 with Encore
23EncoreEastWynn ResortsWynn Rewardsone licenseone license
24Resorts WorldWestGentingGenting Rewards1,260133
25Circus CircusWestPhil RuffinPlayers Club1,05024
26FontainebleauEastFontainebleau DevelopmentIts own; name not read1,350133
27SaharaEast, at Sahara AvenueMeruelo GroupIts own; name not read67040
28The STRATWest, north of Sahara AvenueGolden EntertainmentTrue Rewards80034
01

The south end, Mandalay Bay to Tropicana Avenue

The first five are all MGM.

Mandalay Bay reported 151,910 square feet of casino for fiscal 2025, one of the largest floors on the Boulevard, and has only 957 machines on it. Luxor and Excalibur have the two smallest table pits MGM runs on the Strip, 39 and 32 tables. A free tram, open since April 1999, links the three and ends at the Tropicana Avenue corner.

That intersection used to have a casino on each corner. Excalibur, New York-New York and MGM Grand are still there. The fourth, the Tropicana, closed on April 2, 2024, and its site is a ballpark under construction. MGM Grand is the biggest of the group at 1,283 machines and 148 tables on 156,524 square feet, with a poker room, and it is the southern end of the monorail. The OYO, a block east on Tropicana Avenue with 306 machines and 8 tables, is not on the Boulevard and not on this list.

02

Tropicana Avenue to Flamingo Road

This is the densest stretch, and the one to walk if you only walk one. On the west side Park MGM, Aria and the Cosmopolitan run north to Bellagio, and a second free tram, the Aria Express, stops at Park MGM, at Crystals for Aria, and at Bellagio. Aria has 148 tables on 152,644 square feet. The Cosmopolitan fits 128 tables and 1,239 machines into 83,301, a little over half of Aria's floor. Our MGM Rewards explainer covers what one card is worth across all nine.

Across the street the Caesars block starts at Harmon Avenue with Planet Hollywood, then Paris, then Horseshoe on the Flamingo Road corner. The monorail's Horseshoe and Paris station serves the last two.

Flamingo Road is the other four-casino intersection, and all four corners are still occupied. Bellagio, at 1,378 machines, 165 tables and 156,000 square feet, takes the southwest. Caesars Palace, with 1,397 machines and the most tables of any single casino floor on this list at 179, has the northwest. Horseshoe is on the southeast. The northeast corner is The Vanderpump Hotel, which was The Cromwell until June 11, 2026 and has the fewest machines of the 28: 383, with 31 tables on 39,020 square feet. Our Vanderpump post has what changed there.

03

Flamingo Road to Spring Mountain Road

North of Flamingo Road the east side is three Caesars casinos in a row. Flamingo has exactly 1,000 machines on the count, the LINQ 771 and Harrah's 1,100. Two monorail stations serve them, one named for Flamingo and Caesars Palace and one for Harrah's and the LINQ. All eight Caesars floors take one card, described in our Caesars Rewards explainer, and all eight are covered by the pending sale of the company to Tilman Fertitta, which had not closed when we checked.

Casino Royale is the odd one out: 540 machines on 20,000 square feet under a 152-room Best Western Plus, owned by Tom Elardi rather than by a casino company. The Board's count lists no table games there. The casino's own site advertises blackjack and roulette, and we could not establish whether a person deals them.

The west side opposite is the second gap. The Mirage closed on July 17, 2024, and a Hard Rock is going up in its place; our Hard Rock post follows the opening date. The tram that ran from the Mirage to Treasure Island stopped in June 2024 and has not run since.

Then comes the biggest machine count on the Boulevard. The Venetian and the Palazzo are one license: 2,450 machines, 254 tables, a poker room and 166,194 square feet between them, run by Apollo since February 2022 on land owned by VICI Properties.

Treasure Island, across the street on the Spring Mountain Road corner, has 1,000 machines and 47 tables, has belonged to Phil Ruffin since 2009, and prints "always free parking" on its home page.

04

The north end, Wynn to the STRAT

Wynn and Encore are also one license, and by reported floor area it is the largest in Clark County: 196,232 square feet, with 255 tables, 110 of them blackjack, and 1,600 machines.

That is one table for every six machines. Excalibur has one for every 28.

North of Encore the casinos thin out and the distances grow. Resorts World, which Genting opened on June 24, 2021, has 1,260 machines and 133 tables and no poker tables on the September count. Circus Circus has 1,050 machines and 24 tables, the smallest pit of any casino here that has one, plus Slots-A-Fun in its own building next door. Phil Ruffin said in January 2025 that he planned to sell it; we found no report that he has. Fontainebleau, open since December 13, 2023, has 1,350 machines and 133 tables. It reported 106,267 square feet of casino to the Board for fiscal 2025, against the 173,000 in its Wikipedia entry.

The Sahara, on the corner of the avenue named for it, is where the county says the Strip ends and where the monorail does: 670 machines, 40 tables, owned by the Meruelo Group. The STRAT is a few blocks further, inside the city, under a 1,149-foot tower. It has 800 machines and 34 tables, none of them craps on the September count. Golden Entertainment runs it on True Rewards; the company went private on April 30, 2026 in a deal that sold the real estate of seven of its casinos to VICI for $1.16 billion.

The state files the STRAT under Downtown.

05

Getting between them, and why walking it end to end is the wrong plan

The standard advice is that the Strip is walkable. It is about 4.2 miles from the Welcome sign to Sahara Avenue, a little more to the STRAT, and nobody who has done it in July recommends it. The useful unit is the intersection. Tropicana Avenue has three casinos on its corners and a tram to two more. Flamingo Road has four on its corners, with Paris and the Flamingo next door. The stretch between those two roads holds 12 of the 28.

The west side has the free trams and the east side has the monorail, and they do not meet. The monorail has seven stations: MGM Grand, Horseshoe and Paris, Flamingo and Caesars Palace, Harrah's and the LINQ, the convention center, Westgate and the Sahara. It runs from 7 a.m. to midnight on Mondays, 2 a.m. Tuesday through Thursday and 3 a.m. Friday through Sunday, with a train every four to eight minutes. One ride is $6.25 and a day pass $15.50, or $13.95 bought online. It does not go to Mandalay Bay or to the airport.

The newest option is the Boring Company's Vegas Loop, whose tunnels reach the north end. Wikipedia's station table lists Loop stops open at Resorts World, Westgate, Encore, Fontainebleau and, since August 3, 2026, the Sahara.

So a day that covers the whole list is three walks joined by rides: Mandalay Bay to Tropicana Avenue by tram, Tropicana to Flamingo on foot, and anything north of Harrah's by monorail. Our Strip ranking says which of the 28 are worth the stop, the Strip overview covers fees and rules, and the Las Vegas directory has the casinos off the Boulevard. The Deuce bus runs the length of it and on to Fremont Street, which is where the list of 28 stops being useful.

What was checked, and when. Slot and table counts are from the Nevada Gaming Control Board's Nonrestricted Count Report as of September 30, 2026; "tables" is the Board's total of table games and excludes poker. Casino square footage is from the Board's Listing of Financial Statements Square Footage for fiscal 2025, dated June 9, 2026, which is self-reported by licensees. Both were read on November 10, 2026. The order follows street addresses, and the side of the street follows the numbering, even on the west and odd on the east, which matches Wikipedia's lists. Cross streets are from addresses and the county's street grid, not from a survey. Players club names are from each operator's own site for Casino Royale, the Venetian, Treasure Island, Wynn, Resorts World, Circus Circus and the STRAT; MGM's nine and Caesars' eight are as listed in Wikipedia's Strip and company articles. The Sahara's and Fontainebleau's sites refused our tools, so their card names are left out. Monorail stations, hours and fares are from lvmonorail.com. Tram routes and dates, ownership of the independent casinos, the Golden Entertainment and Venetian transactions, the Circus Circus sale remark and the Vegas Loop stations are from Wikipedia and the news reports it cites, a secondary source. Left out because no primary source lists them: pedestrian bridges and indoor walkways between resorts, tram hours, and Loop fares. If gambling has stopped being a cost you set in advance, 1-800-GAMBLER is free and confidential.

Last updated November 10, 2026

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