Where Can I Find Coin Slots in Las Vegas?

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Where Can I Find Coin Slots in Las Vegas?

Coin slot machines built Las Vegas to what it is. Most are gone, but you can still find a few good coin slots in Las Vegas. The machines are a blast because they bring nostalgia and maintain the tactile feel and sound of the coins rattling against the metal. Here's where to find coin slot machines.

El Cortez Hotel & Casino

El Cortez Hotel and Casino is an old gem of Las Vegas, built in the 1940s. Some of its slot machines still have original classic coin slots. You put in pennies and nickels and play video poker, video reels, and multi-game machines. These slots have been well-maintained at the casino since the early mob-era days.

Circus Circus

While many consider Circus Circus an old, rundown hotel, it hides a big secret. It's the only place with vintage coin-operated slot machines on the Las Vegas Strip. You can play any of the 20 casino slots using a mix of 25 cents, $1, and $5 denominations. You can win a $1000 jackpot.

The California

The California Hotel & Casino (The Cal) is steps from Fremont Street and always bustling. Its coin-operated slot machines are on the left side of the front entrance. You can play with up to a dollar and make good wins, with some slots returning $0.98 per $1 bet.

The D

Although not a traditional slot machine, The D has a unique coin-operated game called the Sigma Derby machine. It’s a horse racing machine where you bet quarters, and it’s the only one of its kind in any U.S. casino. When you want to play, just look for the huge crowd. This game is incredibly popular right now.

Skyline Hotel and Casino

Built in 1964, Skyline is a simple hotel that's become a Las Vegas staple. It's about 25 minutes from the Strip and still has a dozen coin-operated slot machines. This is a good spot to visit if you want to avoid crowds and don't mind the drive.