Slots A Fun

This place is so fun. It’s old school. The slots run on quarters and dollar tokens. It really brings you back hearing the coins clang around as they drop into the catch. Plus they serve $2 beer, hot dogs, and shrimp cocktail. It’s also the last place we found that still has $5 blackjack so that was fun. Yeah, it’s part of circus circus so there’s that stigma but for a trip down memory lane this small little hole in the wall rocks!

Right next-door to Circus Circus. Walk out the door and you'll find lots of fun 🤩 You're not gonna believe this, but it's good old-fashioned coin operated slot machines right here next to Circus Circus at a place called slots of fun. Looking for five dollar blackjack tables. This may be the place for you. I believe it's owned by Circus Circus. Lots of nostalgia here. Five dollar blackjack tables even though I don't gamble this would be enticing.

I went here mostly to look at the nostalgic old quarter slots that got replaced entirely by the ADHD style screens in all modern casinos. And doing just that, I had an alright time. I do however also recommend their $2 hot dogs (at time of writing). They sure don’t come with any fanfare (toppings), but compared to a lot of worse hot dogs I’ve had, the sausage and the bun were absolutely solid quality. This place would make for a great road stop along the strip if you’re hungry - you can do a lot worse.

Great 2$ eats. Great payback on classic coin slots..shrimp cocktail was fresh and great. The hot dog was warm bun and great dog . My wife and I had a great time.

Sheryl at Slots A Fun on the Las Vegas Strip is an absolute gem! Her mastery of cocktail recipes is truly impressive—she can whip up anything from the classics to creative custom drinks with ease. Watching her work behind the bar is like watching a pro athlete in action; she’s lightening-fast, efficient, and never misses a beat even during the busiest times. What sets Sheryl apart, though, is her ability to make every single person feel at home. Whether you’re a regular or just passing through, her warm smile and genuine interest in her guests create an atmosphere that’s second to none. She has a remarkable way of balancing top-tier service with an authentic personal touch. If you’re on the Strip, make sure to swing by Slots A Fun and visit Sheryl—she’s the kind of bartender who makes your night unforgettable! 🍻

One of the ONLY PLACES in Vegas to stop to play actual coin slot machines. Not to mention cheap beer and food. I got a beer and a hot dog for $4. Can’t beat it.

Cheap $2 draft beers, and old school quarter slot machines, by far my favorite casino experience while in Vegas for a week.

We loved this place! Stopped in for the retro feel and cheap shrimp cocktails, hot dogs, popcorn, and beer. We really enjoyed visiting with the bar tender and super friendly wait staff as we played video poker. We were comped well-made drinks from the bar as we played. We kept hearing silver dollars dropping all over the place, so we thought we would try a few old style machines. Both of us hit on only 5 dollars in tokens. I left over 750 ahead! It was a riot!

What a FUN place to play the original slots in Circus-Circus! A must-visit for those looking to experience the charming Vegas as it used to be! The atmosphere is nostalgic and a bit old school. You can purchase drinks and carnival kind of foods (like hot dogs and popcorn) for cheap. Come prepared to have fun and Viva Las Vegas!

Imagine being so excited to see a coin operated slot place still being open & working?! Nowwww....Imagine going in and finding out that it is TOKENS and not actual money? So sad. I was excited at the thought of bringing home a bucket of gold/silver dollars. (It didn't happen- we had more luck with the new machines next door) The cheap foods (2$ popcorn, tacos, hotdogs, etc) stopped being served before we realized it and we didn't get to partake. You can use your Circus Circus card to gain points on these coin slots. Overall, it's sooo loud in there. The coin noise...that's fun. But then the music is blaring loud to help mask the coin sounds. All things together were overstimulating at times. They did have multiple machines so that was cool. We will probably give them another try next time we are in town.

This was a fun spot located through the Circus Circus, Hotel Casino. With the sounds of "Old Vegas" coming from the coin in/coin out slot machines, to the smells of freshly popped popcorn, this is a nostalgic atmosphere that you definitely don't want to sleep on! Hot dogs, Shrimp Cocktail, and Popcorn are all $2, and quite tasty! We will definitely be back to try the other food and drink specials!

Yo, Slots of Fun is a vibe! There are tons of games, great energy, and plenty of chances to win. The machines hit often, and it's always a good time. Whether you're trying to cash out or just relax, this is the place to be. People come through, have fun, and sometimes even leave with extra cash. If you like slots, you'll love this place!

Located at the front entrance of Circus Circus Casino, this lesser-known casino still has coin-operated slots. You can hear the sound of coins jingling as you load the slot machines, and experience nostalgia with the dusty silver stains on your fingertips. You can find cheap eats here, including $2 hot dogs, shrimp cocktails, popcorn, and Heineken beer.

Located off Las Vegas Blvd. connected with the Circus Circus this place was like an extra big room to draw people walking by on Las Vegas Blvd. having slots and a bar etc. w/ cheap eats. Well it's all back of course updated with newer slots and bar and the cheap eats are back as well like the $2.00 popcorn, Hot Dog , Shrimp Cocktail and beers. Overall it's nicely redone still not a busy spot before there was no one inside it was dead but I think bringing the cheap eats will be attracting more crowds for the budget peeps.

Always a classic. It's nice to see that management has decided to add a few more machines and tables to keep up with the demand. They've brought back coins in place of slips! What is unique about this budget friendly casino is the access to the strip. You're literally steps from the boulevard. If limits are too high at Resorts World or Fountainbleau, walk over and have slots of fun!

How do I even rate a creepy slot barn like this - I don't gamble. Well, that $2 Heinie was the best beer I've had in Vegas in years: just right temp, served right away with a smile and the bartender even tried to give me back the $3 change that I'd meant (and insisted) for him to keep. Can't beat that - the only reason I'm not giving five stars is it's not an especially pleasant place to drink a beer. But that beer tasted great!

I had so much fun here today!! I came in just to peak and ended up staying and enjoying my evening. The machines were so much fun. They also have $2 beer and popcorn. The people who work here are very helpful and very hard-working. One of the girls was working on her birthday!! She helped me so much when I had issues with my machine. And helped me cash out. Love this place!!!

The table games are back!!!!! Last summer we walked through here and it was dead. Was in town this week and this place was lively. Bar is open and table games hopping. Even a cocktail waitress. Still divey but your money goes a long way on the tables. Wish there was more of a beer selection.

Oh my God. Oh my God. Oh my God. This place is awesome! Is it clean? No. Grim and depressing? Oh yeah. A remnant of years past? Absolutely. Yes, the machines are old. Yes, it doesn't smell great. Yes, it might be the lowest rent place on the strip. But as long as you know that going in, you shouldn't be disappointed. If you have any other expectation of this being a regular casino, you will be disappointed. But if you're disappointed, don't come here and complain about how you're disappointed.

I like Slots A Fun more than the actual casino inside Circus Circus. Several years ago this used to be cheap and old school. This isn't as good as it was but even now it's much cheaper than most places on the Strip. Lots of people here say it sucks and it's not as good anymore. You may feel the need to take a bath after going in here but that's the charm of this. It isn't for you if you're looking for glamour. Slots A Fun is as old school as it gets. The place is small and stinks. It has a few older slots, and lots of arcade games. There's not as much to do here as there was. It didn't have any table games. These used to be really popular. Beer here used to be dirt cheap. The beers now are about $7 for swill. Food is bad. They still have their famous hot dogs, and they have a Subway. Corporate world has taken over. The place smells like ass and needs a good cleaning up. It's old and stinks bad. Even so I still like it more than the oversized casinos with the tight slots and even more overpriced restaurants. They should add more table games to liven this place up.

Small casino next to Circus Circus not a huge variety of machines. Has a gift shop inside and a little store with snacks and drinks.

What a dive ! We stumbled upon this place walking out of Circus Circus around 6 am the morning after eloping at the Bellagio fountains. We had partied all night and it was getting bright out and time to head back towards our hotel. This place was a worn out, tacky, run down, almost depressing if you were there to seriously try to gamble. I didn't realize it was separate from Circus Circus. Now there were slot machines ( very old ones ) but it hardly could be called "Slots o fun" more like "Slots o gloom" or "Slots here won't be won" No one looked happy. The food selection was grim. We were wasted and happy ( see pics ) so we had a some fun for the short time we were there. On our last trip, I wound up there again by mistake. I went out of Circus Circus ( ya I know - but we stay in 5 star resorts so we like to slum it on occasion ) for some fresh air, and here it was - SOF. I just had to check to see if it was as bad as I remembered- and it was actually worse! It was dead empty. I am the only one there. The carpets stuck to my flip flops and it reeked of stale smoke ( yuck ) I sat at a machine to kill a few minuets, and some sketchy guy comes in and slides up rite beside me asks if the seats taken.... I say go ahead - mistake! He must of been some low level pimp. He tries to pick me up and thankfully my husband shows up right at that time and we leave. Bye bye SOF I won't be back !

I would give this dump a negative review if possible. The bar was fine. Slots were terrible and broken. You cannot redeem your vouchers without going to the cage. That line is super long! Most all machines were broken! The bathrooms I refused to use.

It gets me so annoyed to see Circus Circus info when I click in to see something about Slots A Fun. I don't understand why there can't just a minimal effort to keep Slots A Fun a stand-alone place, at least in branding, and give it at least ONE table. And maybe some better upkeep. We used to love the big slot machine out front and the tables inside. Back when they had their own identity a appeal. Now, it's treated like some random wing of Circus Circus and I'd love to know why? What am I missing here? There's a HUGE oportunity being missed by @CircusCircus here. It's laying right there where it's always been. Come on, now. You could designate it an all-coin-slots-only since you've been bring that back / keeping it going, which I think is incredible. Bring back cheep hot dogs, 1 roullette table, the big slot machine out front, etc. Embrace the old-school which is perfect for such a small location. I mean, unless you're going to somehow make it ultra-modern. But in-between with no branding? Not even merch for sale?

Nice to get away from the main casino for some quiet. Bar area including to get the $1 hot dogs and beers is only open from like 4pm to 10pm so limited. The cocktail waitress are hit and miss. Tuesday night the lady working was very friendly and funny. Wednesday we stopped on our way to the strip as soon as I sat and was getting my husbands players card and some cash - she asked If we wanted a cocktail - ordered beer and instantly said I will give you this one but will not serve another if your not playing. I said you saw is just get here we are playing. She got a more snotty attitude with me, and started talking about having to deal with people.. we were next to the bar where she decided to talk shit about me to the bartender. She brought my husband his beer and tried to grab the $5 bill from his hand - he pulled alway and she said you can break that at the machine there for my tip. Umm hello you were rude and think you get a tip ... here is your tip you hate your job and dealing with people maybe you need a new job. But overall it is nice to get away from the noise of the main casino and adventuredome for a bit here.

This is one of original places on the strip that has stayed tried and true over time. As old school casinos continue to be bulldozed and glitzy places go up in their place Slots A Fun reminds of the days with Westward Ho and Stardust. I like this place better than Circus Circus because it is quaint and you can get cocktail service relatively quick. Also, they have some older slots that I enjoy. Only downside is that all of their casinos serve rail spirits which can be harsh. The cocktail waitresses do look like they are on the 60+ side and have been chain smoking their entire lives. They used to have cheap craps at the front of the casino that they took away a few years ago. I really missed people watching while playing craps. There are currently no table games there but they added some bowling which might be worth a shot. They also have cheap food here....nothing gourmet but after slugging down rail vodka you might need it. Comps are generous but now expire after one year so you need come here annually. If you are tired of the expensive strip prices and want something that harkens back to old school Vegas stop here or forget the strip and just play downtown.

Back in 2015 and again in 2016 we LOVED this place! It was like walking back in a time warp with cheesy fun all around. The Joker/Batman machine was always a huge hit (yes wink wink). We spent many hours here enjoying little beverages for tips. Well 2019 changed everything. I brought my friend here to show her how much fun it was. Well it wasn't, it was nasty and smellier and the fun machines are gone and it's a "let's get out of here" place now. Sad to see this bit of history slide away.

Love slots of fun and the inexpensive hot dogs! It's really good when You can play and drink here for that price.THANK YOU.MAHALO

Stop by Slots-A-Fun, they have a $5 bowling alley right at the front. Classic Vegas feel of dings, games and flashing lights. This is 21 and up, sorry kids but you can go next-door to the Adventuredome, the indoor amusement park. They have roller coasters, 200 arcade games and free daily live circus acts on the midway starting at 11am. #slotsafun #classicvegas #playon

Still a fun place to get drunk and play arcade games in Vegas. Just wanted to mention that I meant to write beer pong before but I'm sure they serve beer bongs there too

This place is like a storage locker waiting to be auctioned off. 20 years ago we had the most fun playing black jack and eating the foot long hot dogs. Today, it's on hospice. Maybe 25 slots and nothing more. It smells like dirty feet. I cannot understand why it's still open in this condition. It's time to pull the plug and take it off life support.

Not as fun anymore.... Slots A Fun was a place to come and still have the local atmosphere with down to earth tourists. In the 80's and 90's and maybe about 8 years ago you get dollar beers and dollar hot dogs. Today we stopped by to check it out and the cheapest beers are $5.41 and served in plastic cups. No more hot dogs and the place was empty. A subway and a pizza place along with the tour bus stop took the place of an iconic area where it was "Fun". I was told it is an "MGM" Property now which means squeeze the tourist for money and no labor. Another gobbled up establishment with corporate rules along with paid parking across the way at Circus Circus. How sad that places like these which were thriving that once held some nostalgia are now another tourist trap.

I remember this place from like 10 years ago. It was so much fun to be walking north on the strip just past the Stardust(*sigh*) and be able to walk a few feet from the sidewalk of the strip and start playing some blackjack at a table! Those were the days! Slots A Fun is basically a part of the Circus Circus property. It is a seperate building off of that main casino and just off Las Vegas Blvd. From what I've been able to ascertain, it opened sometime around 1971. It is a small, unassuming space. You will find a fair amount of slots, some old school arcade games, and a deli that offers some great deal on snacks! The table games were taken out sometime around 2010-2011 ish. That is a shame, too. That was one of the best features of this place was to have table games within a few feet of the sidewalk. I've only been in a few times in the last few years, but every time I go it's a ghost town. There is just no energy to an empty building. I honestly think if they just spruced up the space a little bit and brought back the table games, than they would see a lot more foot traffic here. I hope this actually is something they consider one day. Until than, it is just a lonely and depressing space...which is a damn shame... 2 stars.

So what is there to say about this place that hasn't been said It's super small, dark and not very fancy But I like to come here. The cocktail waitresses come by very often and you can get good deals on food. They even added bowling and beer pong now. I will keep coming back here as long as this place is still open

** Happy Thanksgiving! ** This place has been here for years! I remember when we came on our honeymoon and stayed next door at the Westward Ho, which is where the Mcdonalds is :( I think for sentimental reasons I still like this place. They do have some cheap food and drinks but it is a small place. No hotel just to still have part of the old Vegas I remember it is nice to see but I am sure it will be gone someday like all the other ones. If you have never been in just stop by and check this place out. If you don't like the old Vegas and history then don't bother!

Slots A Fun. An excellent low rollers paradise! We were in Vegas for my bachelor party over the weekend staying at the Riviera. Right across the street is this little gem. If low limits are your thing, then this is the place to be. They use to be one of, if not the only, place on the strip that would still give actual coins when you would win. They have now changed that to the ticket system which is nice. It always use to smell like barf too. That has changed also. They basically redid the whole place and now its much much nicer. 2 dollar Heineken and Coors Lights at the bar. $1.00 minimum bet at the virtual blackjack table. Lots of penny slots. We spent most of our time here and had alot of fun. Didnt lose too much money and got drunk as a skunk in the process. Overall a fun place to chill if you have a large group of guys who like to drink and gamble a bit.

This place has definitely seen better days. I used to come by here in my single days all the time during my visits to Vegas. I loved buying the foot long hot dogs for $1.00!! I was so disappointed to see they did not have them anymore. Really, though, Slots A Fun is so outdated now. Hard to believe that they are still operating. Everything from the machines to the interior decor appears dirty and old. This place needs a major remodel. Sorry Slots A Fun, but you are no longer fun anymore.

A broke college student's dream. seriously though $20 can go a long time here. 99 cent hot dogs, $1.25 miller lite, $2 henikens, $8 magaritas (the same yard cups that cost double at other places), $3 blackjack. Slots A Fun is the exact opposite of its glitzy Strip casinos. its small and grungy, and the crowd isn't exactly glamorous (almost creepy), but if you're looking for some cheap fun. you'll find it here.

The first thing is the name. It's not Slots O' Fun or Slots OF Fun, but Slots A Fun. What's that all about? Second, many casinos on The Strip brag about their food offerings. At Slots A Fun, it's Subway Sandwiches and Noble Roman's Pizza. This place doesn't smell like money, it smells like yesterday's Ragu. But you're not here for the food, you're here for the penny slots. That's right. Though they've cropped up everywhere, this is the home of the penny slots. Think about it. If you're playing penny slots, your goal is not to win money, it's just to lose money less quickly. Players at Slots A Fun are pre-defeated. Or just cheap. After all, the casino also advertises $1 table games, $1 and $2 craps, and 50 cent roulette. You're welcomed to Slots by the Big Sand Creek slot machine, which may be the biggest slot in town. (I could make a sexist comment here, but I won't.) It stands over 6 feet tall and fills the doorway, so that strangers can watch you lose from across the street. Next to Big Sand Creek is an open air craps table, designed, I suppose, to lure in the sucker which is born every minute. In the men's room, I saw this sign posted next to a bin by the sinks: "Please place needles or other sharp objects in this container." Draw your own conclusions.

Cheap gambling, cheap table games...this is place you go to learn without busting a nut, i mean, busting your wallet while learning how to play... Not only that, but besides driving further down to downtown, this is place has the cheapest coronas and heinekens at $2 a pop, and cheap, and pretty decent food, for when your broke. They also have a Subway... Oh, and now they have this lounge act in the back, and oh my god... Think of its a section of the back part of the building, were they have a little stage, and they have this one man band guy singing... guy was pretty cool, and was all into his act... You need to check this out!!!

Slots-A-Fun used to be a fun place. They benefitted from all the foot traffic that used to be more prevalent on the North Strip. With the fall of most of their neighbors Slots-A-Fun now primarily serves as a slot parlor for guests at Circus Circus. No more table games...and thats a shame because it was a fun place to play craps. I still pop in almost every visit just as a tribute to the old days but its a tomb every time I go. Seems like there's less than 10 people in there every time I visit now. I Cant imagine how they stay in business. They still have some good cheap eats/drinks at the snack bar...and the gift shop is nice for cheap souveniers....but without any people there is simply no energy in this place. Maybe with the revival of Sahara and a new casino planned next door Slots-A-Fun will get back to its former glory. But for now, its just kinda sad.

Here's my "Slots A Fun" story. Flew to Vegas on Monday and burned through over half of my funds in the first 24 hours of my 48 hour visit. Not acceptable. Need a break. I couldn't find any bank ATMs, so I took the Deuce from downtown to the nearest Wells Fargo branch (between Fremont and the Strat - kind of a crappy area). After walking through the drive-through ATM, I was standing by the Deuce stop and sweating profusely. Crap. It's hot. The passersby are staring at me. I resolved to get on the next Deuce, no matter which way it was going. A bus arrived heading towards the Strip. I hopped in for the ride. I remembered that a friend had recommended Slots A Fun and their (in)famous 99 cent hot dog. He said they were nasty. What the hell, my day couldn't get much worse. I sauntered in about 1:00 P.M. and grabbed a $2 Heineken. Stood in line for the snouts. Made the tactical error of adding chili to my hot dog (see picture). Just nasty. Tasted like Hormel chili and bologna mixed together. Ugh. Why three stars? The place is dumpy and grimy, but everyone seemed to be having a good time. The hot dog with chili was rude, but my gambling luck improved dramatically after eating said hot dog. Thanks A Lot, Slots A Fun! Perhaps I shall return some day when I am down on my luck.

5 stars to the giant $1 1/2lb hot dog and the $1.25 slushy margarita! I thought the famous Costco buck fifty polish-sausage with a 20oz fountain drink was a bargain...boy was I wrong! Try getting a giant 1/2lb hot dog for only a dollar! And it wasn't bad tasting at all. I know, I was a little sketch to try it at first. I mean, a 1/2lb hot dog for $1!?! It only made me think what kind of left over animal scraps could possibly be in this hot dog. But to my surprise, this 1/2lb hot dog, topped with onions and relish, splattered with ketchup and mustard, in which I shared, held my stomach down until our buffet dinner. Heck, if you want another bargain, wash it down with the $1.25 margarita or pina colada.

We only ventured here because we had a coupon for a free hot dog and beer. Disgusting doesn't even begin to describe the "hot dog". Utterly inedible. There are plenty of other bargain and cheap eats out there. Skip this one.

I'll start by saying, I'm really surprised this place still exists. If I could I would give it zero stars. From someone who's seen this place thriving at its best in the '80s it hard to imagine this place is still operating in its current condition. This casino HAD it all, it had the excitement, cheap table games, free souvenirs, music, crowds, lots of slots, value and more value, etc...now the place is a neglected rundown ghost town with no table gaming, very few out-dated slots and a very quiet depressing atmosphere. My guess this place is still operating is, they don't want to give the adjacent Casino (Circus Circus) a bigger "eye sore" by closing it down prematurely before they continue to redeveloped that hurting north end of the strip. Sorry for the harsh review but, I'm sure I didn't point out anything that the operator/owners (MGM) don't already know. I doubt they even bother reading their reviews.

Slots A Fun use to hold a dear spot in my heart up until the Rivera was torn down 2016. I met my girlfriend there on a blind date through a close friend of mine. We would hangout there occasionally for a hour or two on a Friday, Saturday. Beers were two for 5 imports $7 including tips to take care of our bartender. We would play beer pong, pool, a few slot machines, video poker. Listen to some classic rock while having a ball. I was in Slots A Fun earlier this year and the same beer imports we use to get are now $14. For what? The only reason why we went there was for the beer specials. It's not looking to good only a few people last time I was inside. After we bought our LAST round we just turned around and walked out. Don't plan on going back. That side of the strip is just to depressing. I wish Circus Circus all of the luck to keep open. Goodbye old buddy Vegas greed got you now.

We're staying at circus circus and decided to check this place out for the beer pong and bowling. The bowling is automated which is kind of cool, until the ball return fails. I informed the bartender that it failed he said he'd call someone for me. 25 minutes later I'm still waiting for someone to show up and assist us. I tell the bartender I want my money back he tells me there's nothing he can do. He was very rude. I wait 10 more minutes the attendant finally shows up I tell him I want my money back and he takes me to the bar and tells the bar tender to give me my money back. So why did I wait 35 minutes just to get my money back from the bar tender I asked in the first place. Also the building is very small. Very few pool tables, like 4 beer pong tables and 4 short bowling lanes. Would give zero starts if possible.

LOVE this place! I'm glad that they kept this casino! Cheap blackjack for $1.00, Vegas Vacation was filmed here (when Rusty won the car), and home of the footlong hot dogs! A lsmall part of the "old vegas" before the strip became a tourist trap.

I have never stayed in the hotel but every time I visit Vegas I visit Slots A Fun atleast 2-3 times. No its not fancy but has original Vegas feeling to it. Old school bartenders very friendly and ofcourse the mighty beerpong!

Not what it used to be. If you came to Vegas in the 90s you'll remember the many table games in the front, the nice dealers happy to teach you tips on table games like craps or blackjack. Now it has more of an arcade/games feel; a place to drop kids off, perhaps. Gone are the days of blowing some time away at the slots or low minimum tables while you wait for friends to meet up with you as you down a cheap hot dog. This time we didn't try the hot dogs at the front so unable to comment on those. Located adjacent to Circus Circus, it's a bit of a dodgy ghost town now. I wonder whether it'll be there the next time we visit. Too bad; it was a happening place before.

Walked through here after checking out circus circus...wow...I've seen pictures of this place online and wanted to check it out just because of the history. To be honest I barely spent 3 minutes inside because I didn't feel safe at all. Hopefully with all the construction nearby this place will get a makeover...

Love the name, but the actual place...well, not as much. I don't know a whole lot about Vegas as I have only visited twice so far in my life. I do know this place dates back to the 70's and was kind of a big deal. They used to have cheap table games, $1 hotdogs, and was always busy. Now, there are no gaming tables, they still have hotdogs but they are no longer $1, and busy...if what I saw on the visit I made was any indication of the norm, then I would say not at all. Yes, they offer cheap beer and snacks comparatively as well as some cheap souvenirs in their shop, but this place looks dark, dingy, and very tired. I think I read "seedy" in another review and that fits as well. I will say the drink service here was good, but I can't say the same for the actual drink. The majority of the slots looked very old, but they were cheap so I guess you get what you pay for. Remember, if you have a players card from neighboring Circus Circus it will work in the machines here as well since CC owns this place. Slots A Fun does indeed have slots, but whether or not they are A fun is really relative. If I find my way to Circus Circus again I would stop by here for a few minutes, but I wouldn't go out of my way.

Yes this is a Vegas rathole. If you eat here, you have only yourself to blame. But hold on.... These are some of the cheapest tables on the strip. Single deck blackjack, none of those stupid reshuffling machines, and a great place for card counters. You'll see card counters jumping in with everything they got onto a table at the right moment, and walk away with their loot. They can't afford Guido here. You're missing out on the real Vegas if you don't play a few hands at Slots A Fun. It should be a traditional stop on your Strip tour.

This place has changed a lot since the last time I was here (about 8 years ago). It is a shell of what it use to be. I remember they use to have dollar foot long hot dogs and yard drinks for cheep but that is gone. Instead they have a subway there. I will say this place is really good for penny slots and has a wide variety of themes and types of machines.

I always know I'm in Vegas when I come here and spend 20 bucks on a subway 5 dollar footlong lmao! Seriously how is it even legal for subway to rip you off like that haha. Slots of fun is like a 20 ton boulder going down hill....once it gets going...unstoppable. I don't even gamble here. When I stay at riviera I usually just come over to slots of fun to grab a nathans hot dog or some Over priced subway sandwiches. That being said there is something I like about the place. Just really old school vegas. Vegas actually needs more places like this. Hate to say it but I will be back lol

In the old days, I came here after my money ran low to kill time before the night clubs opened. It was truly a sight to be seen. There were plenty of tables, numerous bottled beers, and slots abound. It was a good place to cut your teeth the tables without spending too much money. The dealers would chat you up and teach you about the game. The dollar hot dogs were big enough to share with a friend or two. The customer service was excellent while the drinks were stiff. ALL OF THAT IS GONE!! This casino advertises dollar black jack, craps, and roulette. However, in actuality there are no live tables at all. It is all video. The place is run down and smells like crap. The dollar hot dogs have been replaced. There is an over priced Subway inside. There really is no customer service to be had because it seems like no one works there anymore. There is security and maybe one server. The place was full of people that I would cross the street to avoid.

Is it a traditional "5 star" establishment? NO, but more people need to rate things relative to what they're trying to be! For what it is, this IS a 5 star place. Crazy-cheap and John Holmes-HUGE hot dogs that are decent, and low low minimum table games make this place IDEAL for someone young a easy-going or someone doing Vegas on a budget or just looking for a change of scenery from the flashy high-end casinos. If you're a crusty old lady used to cush cush service you get at the Bellagio, hell, don't come here, it's not for you. Again, for what it's trying to do, it's 5 stars.