Horseshoe Las Vegas, Casino on Las Vegas Strip, US
Horseshoe Las Vegas is a casino and hotel on the Las Vegas Strip in Nevada with over 2,000 rooms across several towers. The gaming floor covers nearly 6,350 square meters and includes slot machines, table games, an 18-table poker room, and a sportsbook.
The building opened in 1973 as MGM Grand Hotel and was rebuilt and expanded after a major fire in 1980. Over the following decades it carried the name Bally's before becoming Horseshoe in 2022.
The Horseshoe name comes from the original Binion's Horseshoe casino in downtown Las Vegas, which the property adopted after its December 2022 rebranding. Since May 2022, the resort has co-hosted the annual World Series of Poker with Paris Las Vegas, a tournament series regarded as the world championship of poker.
The entrance sits directly on the Strip, so visitors can walk in easily from the sidewalk. Gaming areas and restaurants are accessible from the ground floor, with parking available in the structure behind the building.
The Jubilee! show ran from 1981 to 2016 in a theater with one of the largest stages of its time. In 1980, German comedian Otto Waalkes was staying on the 26th floor during the fire and was rescued by firefighters at the last moment.
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