Las Vegas Casino & Entertainment News

Universal Horror Unleashed will entertain thrill seekers with four different haunted house experiences based on Halloween Horror Nights.

Casinos in downtown Las Vegas, Reno, and unincorporated areas in Clark County contributed significantly to the record-breaking revenue.

The suit accuses MGM of not applying data-security measures, resulting in hackers gaining access to client information and a ransomware attack.

The vision to recreate The Wizard of Oz into an immersive sphere experience will reportedly cost $80 million and could start showing in May.

The Culinary Workers Union announced that it secured a five-year contract for about 700 workers who participated in the 69-day strike.

The Stations Casino concept aims to provide an exceptional dining experience with a sprinkle of gambling atmosphere, like a home away from home.

The high-limit rooms are additions to existing Caesars Palace facilities, while the restaurants are new concepts in the food court.

Visitor volume increased by 0.6% compared to November 2023 to over three million, but the city’s overall performance and traffic declined.

Sphere will be Sin City’s official countdown to 2025 as part of an eyeful New Year’s Eve event set to attract over 340,000 visitors.

Industry representatives propose adjustments to how high-end gaming salons operate to increase their accessibility and drive revenue.