What the property documents, and what it does not
Mohegan Sun in Uncasville, Connecticut, documents more than 364,000 square feet of gaming space containing over 6,500 slot machines and 370 table games, according to publicly published reference sources. Those figures describe a documented point in time, and they are revised as the property rebuilds, reconfigures, or expands its floor. What those sources do not provide is a machine-by-machine title list, so the specific question of whether a King Kong-branded slot sits on the floor today cannot be answered from the documented record alone.
The practical answer is that a property with 6,500 machines rotates titles constantly. A branded game can be present one month, moved to a different section the next, and removed entirely after a lease or licensing term ends. Slot manufacturers license film and character brands for fixed periods, and operators swap cabinets based on performance, floor layout, and new title releases. The only source that can confirm a specific title on a specific day is the property itself.
How to confirm a specific slot title
Mohegan Sun publishes its current slot inventory through its own channels. The most reliable route is the property's official slot finder or game search tool, where one exists, which lets a visitor search by title or manufacturer. Where that tool does not cover a title, the guest services desk and the slot attendant staff on the floor can check the current cabinet locations. A phone call to the property's published guest line will connect to someone who can look at the live floor map, but this article does not print telephone numbers; the number is on the venue's own contact page.
Before travelling specifically to play one branded title, confirm it is still on the floor. Slot floors are reorganized frequently, and a game that was reported in a forum post or a review from a previous year may have been moved or removed. Ask whether the title is on the main floor, in a high-limit room, or in a non-smoking section, because the same brand can appear in multiple cabinet formats across different areas.
The documented scale of the gaming floor
The property's documented figures give a sense of how a single title fits into the whole. The table below records the facility figures that publicly published reference sources attribute to Mohegan Sun, each as a documented point-in-time value.
| Facility field | Documented figure | Measurement type |
|---|---|---|
| Slot machines | 6,500 | Count, documented point in time |
| Table games | 370 | Count, documented point in time |
| Gaming space | 364,000 sq ft | Area, documented point in time |
| Hotel rooms | 1,500 | Count across two towers, documented point in time |
| Opening date | October 12, 1996 | Date |
A slot floor of this size does not publish a fixed title list because the list changes faster than any static document can track. The count of machines is a capacity figure; the titles on those machines are an operational detail managed week to week.
Where the property sits
Mohegan Sun is located in Uncasville, Connecticut, on land owned and operated by the federally recognized Mohegan Tribe. The resort first opened on October 12, 1996, and has since become one of the largest casinos in the United States by gaming space, according to publicly published reference sources. The venue's documented coordinates place it at approximately 41.49 degrees north latitude and 72.09 degrees west longitude.
For readers measuring the trip, the table below lists straight-line distances from Mohegan Sun to a set of reference cities. These are great-circle figures, not road distances; driving is always longer, and this article does not publish road mileage or travel times.
| Reference point | Straight-line distance (miles) | Measurement type |
|---|---|---|
| New York City | 113.3 | Great-circle |
| Boston | 80.1 | Great-circle |
| Atlantic City | 191.6 | Great-circle |
| Philadelphia | 192.8 | Great-circle |
| Washington DC | 315.4 | Great-circle |
| Toronto | 399.7 | Great-circle |
| Chicago | 801.0 | Great-circle |
| Las Vegas | 2321.8 | Great-circle |
Straight-line distance is useful for comparing how far the venue sits from different cities, but it is not a driving figure. A reader planning a trip should measure the road route from their own starting point using a mapping tool, because the road network between any two of these points adds distance that a straight line cannot capture.
Why a title list is not a stable fact
Slot machine branding works on licensing agreements between the manufacturer and the intellectual property owner. A King Kong title, if present, would be a licensed cabinet produced by a manufacturer that holds the film or character rights for a specific term. When that term expires or the game underperforms, the operator can replace it with another title without changing the total machine count. The 6,500-machine figure can stay constant while the actual titles on the floor change substantially.
This is why a static article cannot responsibly state that a specific branded game is present. The honest answer is structural: the venue has the capacity and the documented scale to host thousands of titles, and the current title list is a live operational detail held by the property. A reader who wants a definitive yes or no for a specific game should treat the property's own slot finder or a direct inquiry to guest services as the authoritative channel.
What to confirm before you go
If the purpose of a trip is to play one specific branded slot, confirm these items before travelling:
- That the title is currently on the floor, not just historically reported.
- Which section of the casino it sits in, because the same brand can appear in multiple cabinet types.
- Whether the game is a standard cabinet, a large-format or linked progressive version, since the experience differs.
- That the property's current published slot inventory or a live staff member confirms the title on the day you plan to visit.
The channel that holds the current answer is the property's own slot finder or guest services desk. Manufacturer websites sometimes list which properties carry a title, but those lists lag behind floor changes and should not be treated as live.
FAQ
Does Mohegan Sun publish a list of every slot machine title?
The property documents a total of more than 6,500 slot machines, but no public source itemizes every title. Slot inventories rotate frequently, so a fixed title list would be outdated quickly. The property's own slot finder or guest services desk is the channel that can confirm a specific game on a specific day.
How many slot machines does Mohegan Sun have?
Publicly published reference sources document more than 6,500 slot machines at Mohegan Sun, alongside 370 table games and more than 364,000 square feet of gaming space. These figures describe a documented point in time and are revised as the property expands or reconfigures its floor.
Can I find out if a specific branded slot is on the floor before I travel?
Yes, by checking the property's published slot finder or contacting guest services directly. Ask for the current cabinet location and section, because the same brand can appear in multiple formats. Confirm on the day of travel, since floors are reorganized frequently and titles move or leave without notice.
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