Harrah's Las Vegas: Fixed Position on the Strip

The Venue's Fixed Position

The question of whether Harrah's Las Vegas has a bingo hall is a question about what is inside the building; this article is about where the building itself sits. The venue's documented coordinates are 36.11944444° N, 115.17083333° W, placing it on the Las Vegas Strip in Paradise, Nevada. That position is fixed, and every distance below is measured from it.

The venue opened on February 1, 1972, and is owned by Vici Properties and operated by Caesars Entertainment. The hotel includes 2,542 rooms across three towers, and the casino floor is documented with 320 slot machines and 20 table games. No bingo hall is documented in the public reference sources used for this article, so the article cannot confirm or deny a bingo hall on site; the venue's own guest services line is the authoritative channel for that question.

Straight-Line Distances to Reference Points

Every distance in the table below is a great-circle measurement, also called straight-line or as-the-crow-flies distance. It is the shortest path over the earth's surface between two coordinate pairs. It is not the distance anyone would drive, and it is not the distance a plane would fly along a real route.

Why Straight-Line Distance Is Not Road Distance

A great-circle distance is the shortest arc between two points on a sphere. The earth's surface is not a flat map, so a straight line on a globe curves; that curve is what the figures above measure. A road, by contrast, follows terrain, property lines, mountain passes, river crossings, and the existing street grid.

Between Harrah's Las Vegas and many of the reference points above, the road network adds substantial length. Mountain ranges, desert basins, state borders, and the shape of the interstate system all force a driver away from the great-circle path. A pair that looks close in the table may involve a long detour around a range or a body of water; a pair that looks far may have a direct highway corridor. Neither can be inferred from the straight-line figure alone.

This article does not publish road mileage, driving time, transit time, or flight time for any pair. Those figures depend on route choice, construction, traffic, and the mode of travel, and they change day to day. The authoritative source for a road distance is a current mapping service; the authoritative source for a transit schedule is the relevant transit operator.

Where the Venue Sits

Harrah's Las Vegas is documented as centrally located on the Las Vegas Strip in Paradise, Nevada. Paradise is an unincorporated town in Clark County, immediately south of the city of Las Vegas and east of the Spring Mountains. The venue's coordinates place it on the east side of the Strip corridor, a short straight-line distance from several other major casino properties: 0.3 mile from Caesars, 0.4 mile from Bourbon Street, 1.1 miles from Monte Carlo, and 3.9 miles from Horseshoe.

The venue is in the southern portion of Nevada, near the state's border with California and Arizona. The straight-line distance to Los Angeles is 225.3 miles; to Phoenix it is 254.8 miles; to San Diego it is 261.2 miles. These figures describe position, not travel time. A reader planning a trip should treat them as orientation, not as a route plan.

When the Reader's Starting Point Is Not Fixed

If a question asks for the distance from "me" or "my location," the reference point does not exist in any fixed form. The venue's position is fixed; the reader's position is not. The correct way to use this article is to find the nearest reference point in the table above, note its straight-line distance, and then measure from the reader's own location to that same reference point using a mapping tool.

For example, a reader in Sacramento can see that the straight-line distance from Sacramento to Harrah's Las Vegas is 386.6 miles. A reader in Houston can see 1,226.9 miles. A reader in Toronto can see 1,950.9 miles. But the distance from a reader's front door to the venue is a different number, and it can only be measured from the reader's actual coordinates.

What to Confirm Before You Go

Several items about this venue change over time and are not fixed by its coordinates. The venue's slot machine count, table game count, and hotel room count are documented figures from publicly published reference sources, but properties are rebuilt and expanded, so current figures may differ. The ownership and operating entity are documented as Vici Properties and Caesars Entertainment, but casino properties change hands through sales and rebrands.

Before travelling, confirm the following through the venue's own channels: whether a bingo hall or any specific amenity is currently on site; the current hotel room count and tower configuration; the current operating entity and any rebranding; and the current road route and travel time from the reader's origin. The venue's guest services line and its published property map are the authoritative channels for amenity questions; a current mapping service is the authoritative channel for road distance.

FAQ

Is there a bingo hall at Harrah's Las Vegas?

Publicly published reference sources for this venue document 320 slot machines and 20 table games, but do not document a bingo hall. The venue's own guest services line or property map is the authoritative source for whether a bingo hall currently operates on site. Amenity lists change, so confirm directly before travelling.

How far is Harrah's Las Vegas from the Las Vegas Strip?

The venue is documented as centrally located on the Las Vegas Strip in Paradise, Nevada. The straight-line distance to the Las Vegas reference point is 3.8 miles, and to Caesars it is 0.3 mile. These are great-circle figures, not road distances; the venue sits on the Strip corridor itself.

Why does this article not give driving times?

Driving time depends on route, traffic, construction, and the reader's exact origin. None of those are fixed, and this article does not publish road mileage or travel time for any pair. A current mapping service provides road distance and time from a specific starting address.

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