Category: Land Based Gaming and Casinos
Planned Top Gun Experience Moves Vegas Location
The Top Gun Experience is moving to a new site on the Las Vegas Strip after developers acquired land for the attraction. Advent Allen Entertainment has purchased a 2.48-acre site at 4815 South Las Vegas Boulevard to build the multi-use venue in partnership with Paramount. The project was previously planned for a location near The STRAT Hotel, Casino, and Tower, but creators have now redirected their efforts further south along the gaming corridor. The revised location sits right next to the Pinball Hall of Fame, just south of Mandalay Bay and north of the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign….
Caesars NBA Arena Plans Revealed
Plans for a proposed Caesars NBA Arena on the Las Vegas Strip have been officially unveiled by casino and real estate executives. The proposed arena project involves Caesars Entertainment and real estate investment trust VICI Properties developing concepts for a sports and entertainment venue on approximately 50 acres located directly behind Paris Las Vegas, Horseshoe Las Vegas, and Planet Hollywood. The joint effort marks the first public confirmation that either company is actively pursuing a major venue for a potential expansion professional basketball team in southern Nevada. VICI President and Chief Operating Officer John Payne disclosed the proposal during the…
New Jersey Online Casinos Outgrow Atlantic City
Revenue from New Jersey online casinos outpaced Atlantic City brick and mortar properties for a tenth consecutive month in June, extending a trend that has reshaped the state gaming market. The growth of online casinos in the state pushed digital platforms to $271 million in total gaming revenue, representing a 17.5% increase from June 2025 and finishing just $5 million below the record set in May. The digital performance stood 5.4% higher than the $257.3 million generated by nine land based casinos in Atlantic City, where physical gaming revenue dropped 0.7% year over year. The internet gaming sector generated $60.4…
Las Vegas Bingo Making a Comeback
Las Vegas bingo is making a comeback to the Strip as Circus Circus introduces traditional paper cards and ink daubers for resort visitors. The property announced the opening of a dedicated venue designed to embrace classic gameplay, marking a notable return for budget friendly entertainment along the main resort corridor. The movement is expanding across the boulevard as properties rethink underutilized spaces. The Luxor Las Vegas former buffet space, which closed March 30, 2026, will be turned into a venue for Las Vegas bingo as well. These developments reflect a renewed interest in classic group gaming options along the main…
Rio Closes “Marriage Can Be Murder” Show
The interactive comedy dinner show Marriage Can Be Murder has officially closed its doors at the Rio Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas after a ten month run at the resort. The departure marks the end of a twenty seven year journey across multiple venues in Southern Nevada for the production, which first debuted on the local entertainment scene in 1999. Created by Eric and Jayne Post, Marriage Can Be Murder built a loyal audience over decades by combining a multi course dinner with a comedic murder mystery narrative. During each performance, audience members were invited to inspect clues and…
Still No Vote on Las Vegas NBA Team
A potential Las Vegas NBA expansion franchise remains highly anticipated, but the league held no vote during its latest meetings. Speaking to reporters after the meetings in July 2026, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver expressed strong optimism about bringing a team to Southern Nevada. Although no official ballot was cast this week, Silver highlighted the league’s deep relationship with the city. This connection is underscored by the high-profile Las Vegas NBA Summer League, which has been hosted in the market since 2004. Silver noted that intense interest from potential ownership groups is encouraging, and he expects a clear resolution by the…




















