Stage Door Casino

The Stage Door Casino is a mini-casino and bar conveniently located in the area of the Las Vegas Strip and is near casinos such as The Linq, Bally's, Caesar's Palace and Tuscany. This location is renowned for being the ultimate definition of a, "Fun dive," and is a perennial favorite amongst well-versed Las Vegas visitors as well as casino employees getting off work looking to relax. This casino is attached to a convenience store and is well-known for having a Jukebox with a varied selection sure to please anyone. This location is ideal for anyone looking to get away from the extreme business of The Strip and enjoy the terrific service and dirt-cheap drinks. This establishment has been owned by Ron Markin since 1976, so the history of cheap drinks is long-established and unlikely to change anytime soon, in fact, they currently have a sign proudly proclaiming they have, "Nineteen years left on their lease." The location has two bars as well as a liquor shop along with the convenience store.

Gaming

At the time of this writing, an exact machines count could not be verified by an employee of the Stage Door Casino, however, multiple employees were confident that there are over fifty (but not many more) machines consisting of slots, Video Poker and Video Keno. Specifically, there is a bartop machine for each seat at their two bars. Unfortunately, this casino does not offer table games or any other form of gambling, but given that it is in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip, alternative forms of gambling should not be hard to find.

Hotel/Accommodations

Unfortunately, The Stage Door Casino does not operate a hotel, but it is in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip near any number of casino/hotels including Bally's, Harrah's and The Linq as well as a great number of others.

Dining

The Stage Door casino is adjacent to, but does not operate, an Italian restaurant. Limited bar food and snacks are available, including Nathan's Famous 1/4 lb. hot dogs. The location has become well-known for offering extremely cheap beer and hot dog specials with people saying things such as, "I can get drunk at Stage Door for what a single drink costs me at some of these casinos!"

Entertainment/Nightlife

This casino does not offer any entertainment aside from the machines and the jukebox, however, in the midst of the Las Vegas Strip it is a simple matter to find alternative entertainment options and shows.

Rewards/Deals

While the Stage Door does not operate a players club, it has been known to occasionally feature promotions such as double pays on a Royal Flush at certain denominations.