Old Vegas

22 Las Vegas casinos that are gone or renamed, from El Rancho Vegas (opened 1941, the first resort on what became the Strip) to Tropicana Las Vegas (closed 2024). The Dunes is now Bellagio, the Sands the Venetian, the Desert Inn the Wynn and the Stardust Resorts World.

The Strip

• El Rancho Vegas 1941–1960 · up to 222 roomsNow: Empty land across from the Sahara; the first resort on the Strip · on the map · history
• New Frontier 1942–2007 · up to 984 roomsNow: Empty lot opposite Treasure Island · on the map · history
• El Rancho 1948–1992 · up to 1,007 roomsNow: Fontainebleau Las Vegas (site of the Thunderbird, later the El Rancho) · on the map · history
• Desert Inn 1950–2000 · up to 715 roomsNow: Wynn Las Vegas · on the map · history
• Silver Slipper 1950–1988Now: Fashion Show mall parking · on the map · history
• Sands 1952–1996Now: The Venetian · on the map · history
• Dunes 1955–1993 · up to 1,282 roomsNow: Bellagio · on the map · history
• Riviera 1955–2015 · up to 2,075 roomsNow: Convention center expansion (LVCC West Hall area) and parking · on the map · history
• Hacienda 1956–1996Now: Mandalay Bay · on the map · history
• Tropicana Las Vegas 1957–2024 · up to 1,467 roomsNow: Ballpark site for the Athletics · on the map · history
• Stardust 1958–2006 · up to 1,552 roomsNow: Resorts World Las Vegas · on the map · history
• Aladdin 1962–1997 · up to 1,100 roomsNow: Planet Hollywood Las Vegas · on the map · history
• Klondike 1962–2006 · up to 153 roomsNow: Empty lot south of Mandalay Bay · on the map · history
• Westward Ho 1963–2005 · up to 777 roomsNow: Empty lot next to Encore · on the map · history
• Boardwalk 1966–2006 · up to 653 roomsNow: Park MGM side of CityCenter (ARIA) · on the map · history
• Landmark 1969–1990 · up to 524 roomsNow: Las Vegas Convention Center parking · on the map · history
• Bourbon Street 1980–2005 · up to 166 roomsNow: Part of the Flamingo and LINQ block · on the map · history
• The Mirage 1989–2024 · up to 3,044 roomsNow: Hard Rock Las Vegas (under construction) · on the map · history

Downtown and Fremont Street

• Las Vegas Club 1930–2015 · up to 410 roomsNow: Circa Resort & Casino · on the map · history
• Moulin Rouge Hotel 1955–1955 · up to 116 roomsNow: Empty land in Historic Westside; the first racially integrated casino in Las Vegas · on the map · history
• The Mint 1957–1988 · up to 300 roomsNow: Part of Binion's · on the map · history
• Fitzgeralds 1980–today, renamed · up to 638 roomsNow: The D Las Vegas (renamed in 2012) · on the map · history

Years from each casino's Wikipedia article; "Now" is what stands on the site today. Room counts are the most the hotel had.