Treasure Island's Fixed Position and the Roulette Question

The Roulette Question Is a Floor Detail, Not a Geographic Fact

Treasure Island Hotel and Casino sits at 36.12472222 north latitude and -115.17194444 west longitude, which places it in Paradise, Nevada, on the Las Vegas Strip. Whether roulette is currently on the floor is a live operational detail that changes with table configuration, and this article does not publish that kind of changeable information. What this article can do is anchor the venue's fixed position and give you straight-line distances to reference points you may be travelling from.

The straight-line distance from downtown Las Vegas to Treasure Island is 3.5 miles, as the crow flies. Road distance is always longer than straight-line distance, and this article does not publish driving mileage or travel times. The route you take depends on the road network, traffic, and where exactly you start from.

Where the Venue Sits

Treasure Island is in Paradise, Nevada, an unincorporated town that contains much of the Las Vegas Strip. The resort opened on October 26, 1993, and its documented room count is 2,885. The property sits west of the Strip's central corridor, roughly north of McCarran-area landmarks and south of the downtown Las Vegas core, based on its coordinates relative to the reference points supplied.

The venue's coordinates place it in the southern part of Nevada, within Clark County. Relative to other documented reference cities: Henderson is 12.3 miles straight-line to the southeast, Laughlin is 74.7 miles straight-line to the south, and Reno is 345.4 miles straight-line to the northwest. These are great-circle figures, not road distances.

Straight-Line Distances to Reference Points

The table below lists every documented straight-line pairing for Treasure Island. Each measurement is great-circle, meaning the shortest path over the earth's surface, not a driving route.

Why Straight-Line and Road Distance Diverge

A great-circle distance is the shortest arc between two points on the earth's surface. A road route is almost always longer because it must follow the built road network, which bends around terrain, water, and property boundaries. In the case of Treasure Island, the venue sits in a dense urban corridor where the road grid, interchanges, and one-way patterns add distance beyond the straight-line figure.

Topography also matters. Nevada's basin-and-range geography means that even short straight-line distances can involve elevation changes, and longer routes from the east or west cross mountain passes and desert basins. Water is less of a factor for most approaches to Las Vegas, but road networks still route around federal land, military ranges, and protected areas. Crossing state lines adds no distance by itself, but it changes the road network you must use, and the available crossings are fixed points on the map.

None of this changes the venue's fixed position. What changes is your route, your starting point, and the mode of travel. The straight-line figures above are useful for understanding relative proximity, not for planning a drive.

If Your Starting Point Is Not in the Table

If the city or landmark you are travelling from is not listed above, this article cannot measure that specific pairing. The venue's coordinates are fixed and published: 36.12472222 north, -115.17194444 west. You can measure your own straight-line distance using those coordinates and the coordinates of your starting point in any mapping tool that reports great-circle distance.

For road distance, use a routing tool that accepts your exact departure address. The road distance will be longer than the straight-line figure, and the difference grows with terrain, water crossings, and how far you are from the interstate network. Do not convert a straight-line figure into an estimated drive time; the two are not interchangeable.

What to Confirm Before You Go

If roulette availability is the reason for your trip, confirm it before you travel. Table game floors are reconfigured regularly, and a game present one month may be moved or removed the next. The authoritative current answer lives on the property's own floor information page or with its guest services desk, not in a static article like this one.

Also confirm the venue's current operating status, any entry or parking policies, and the specific table game area you plan to visit. These are live details that change with the property's schedule and are outside the scope of a geography-and-logistics explainer.

FAQ

Does Treasure Island have roulette?

This article cannot state whether roulette is currently on the floor at Treasure Island. Table game availability is a live operational detail that changes with floor configuration. The venue's fixed position is documented, but the games offered at any given time are not part of that fixed record. Check the property's own floor information page or contact guest services for the current table lineup.

How far is Treasure Island from the Las Vegas Strip?

Treasure Island is located on the Las Vegas Strip in Paradise, Nevada. Its coordinates place it within the Strip corridor. The straight-line distance from downtown Las Vegas to the venue is 3.5 miles, as the crow flies. Road distance is longer, and this article does not publish driving mileage or travel times.

What is the closest major city to Treasure Island?

Among the documented reference points, Henderson is the closest at 12.3 miles straight-line. Las Vegas is 3.5 miles straight-line, and Laughlin is 74.7 miles straight-line. All figures are great-circle distances, not road distances. The venue itself sits in Paradise, Nevada, an unincorporated town adjacent to Las Vegas.

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