The question about a Tarzan slot machine at Ameristar cannot be answered from any fixed, documented fact about the property, because the mix of machines on a casino floor changes constantly and is not part of the venue's published structural record. What can be answered with confidence is where the Ameristar property sits, how large its documented facilities are, and why a reader asking about a specific machine should treat the casino floor as a live inventory rather than a fixed feature of the building.
No straight-line distance pairs were supplied for this venue in the reference data for this article, so no mileage figure appears here. The article can still fix the venue's position, describe its documented scale, and explain how a reader can measure the trip from their own starting point.
The venue's fixed position
The Ameristar property documented in the reference sources for this article is located in Paradise, Nevada. Paradise is an unincorporated town in Clark County, immediately adjacent to the Las Vegas Strip corridor, and it functions as the physical host for many hotel-casino properties that carry Las Vegas branding.
The property opened in 1994, and the documented facility record describes a 33-story hotel tower containing 536 rooms and 64 suites, along with 15,000 square feet of meeting and event space. These figures describe a documented point in time and are revised as properties are rebuilt or expanded.
What the documented figures describe
| Facility field | Documented figure | Source type |
|---|---|---|
| Hotel rooms | 536 | publicly published reference sources |
| Meeting and event space | 15,000 sq ft | publicly published reference sources |
| Opening year | 1994 | publicly published reference sources |
| City | Paradise | publicly published reference sources |
| State | Nevada | publicly published reference sources |
These are the only facility figures available for this article. The gaming floor's square footage, the number of slot machines, and the count of table games are not part of the documented record supplied here, and no figure for any of those fields appears in this article.
Why a specific machine cannot be confirmed
Casino floors are managed as rotating inventories. Machines are moved between banks, swapped out when leases or participation agreements end, and replaced as manufacturers release new titles. A branded title such as Tarzan may be present in one month and absent the next, and its presence is not recorded in the same kind of reference source that documents a building's room count or opening year.
The only channel that can confirm whether a particular title is on the floor today is the property's own slot inventory page, its player's club desk, or a direct inquiry to the casino floor staff. This article does not publish a machine list, and no such list exists in the documented facts available here.
How to think about the trip itself
The venue's position is fixed; a reader's starting point is not. Because no distance pairs were supplied for this article, no straight-line mileage to any reference city can be stated. The reader who wants a distance should take the venue's documented city and state — Paradise, Nevada — and measure from their own origin using a mapping tool that accepts two fixed points.
Straight-line distance is not road distance. A straight-line figure, when one is available, measures the shortest path across the earth's surface between two coordinates. A road trip follows a network of highways, surface streets, and interchanges, and it is always longer. Terrain, water crossings, and the shape of the road grid all add distance. This article does not publish driving miles or travel times, and no such figures are available here.
What to confirm before you go
Three things change between the moment a reader searches and the moment they arrive. First, the machine inventory: a specific title may have been moved or removed. Second, the property's operating status and hours, which are not part of any fixed structural record. Third, the route and road distance from the reader's origin, which depends entirely on where the reader begins.
The authoritative current answer for machine availability lives on the property's own slot finder or guest services line. The authoritative current answer for hours and access lives on the property's published information page. The authoritative current answer for road distance lives in a mapping tool into which the reader enters their own starting address.
FAQ
Can this article confirm whether a Tarzan slot machine is at Ameristar?
No. The documented record for this venue includes its location, hotel room count, meeting space, and opening year, but it does not include a machine-level inventory. Casino floors change their mix constantly, and a branded title's presence can only be confirmed through the property's own current slot inventory channel.
Where is the Ameristar property documented in this article located?
The property documented here sits in Paradise, Nevada, an unincorporated town in Clark County adjacent to the Las Vegas Strip corridor. The venue opened in 1994, and its documented facility record describes a 33-story hotel tower with 536 rooms and 15,000 square feet of meeting and event space.
Why does this article not state a driving distance to Ameristar?
No straight-line distance pairs were supplied for this venue, and this article never publishes road mileage or travel times. Road distance is always longer than straight-line distance and depends on the reader's starting point, which this article cannot know. A reader should measure from their own origin using a mapping tool.
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