Top Ten Las Vegas Casinos

I am sure each one of us has his own version of this list. To be honest, the average person probably has not frequented Las Vegas all that much. This would be especially true if you do not live near the area. So how do you choose which casino to go to on that once or twice in a lifetime trip to Vegas? Casino City Times has released its own version of the Top 10 Vegas Casinos. Here it is – it is up to you to make your judgment.

10. The Stratosphere
“There’s nothing like dangling unnaturally over the side of a really tall wobbly building to make you forget how much money you lost in the blackjack pit.”

9. Binion’s
“It’s hard to beat a classic. It’s not very pretty, there’s a ton of damage and stale air from the year of smoking patrons and the people inside this place are quite frightening. But I love it nonetheless. This is where the World Series of Poker was born and it’s not quite a Las Vegas trip until you pay homage to poker’s Mecca.”
8. New York, New York

7. The Mirage
6. Caesars Palace
“This is the ultimate Vegas experience that you have try at least once.”
5. Treasure Island
4. Hard Rock
3. Mandalay Bay

2. The Palms
“I like to play blackjack here because the poker room is small and the tournaments offer terrible payouts for larger-than-normal-buy-ins. However, the table games are very nicely laid out and are often filled with classy looking people if you’re into that crowd.”

1. Bellagio
“The casino’s primary attraction isn’t actually inside the casino. It’s outside, where thousands gather daily to watch fountains dance to the music of Frank Sinatra, Gene Kelly, Johnny Mathis and others. In fact, you’ve never officially been to Vegas unless you’ve seen fountains dance to Sinatra’s “Luck be a lady.”

A note for you guys – these are clips from Casino City Times’ own list. To see the more comprehensive reviews click here.