Las Vegas Luxor Resort Casino: Fixed Location and Straight-Line Distance Guide

From Luxor Las Vegas, the published straight-line distance is 5.5 miles to Las Vegas, 11.6 miles to Henderson, 73.0 miles to Laughlin, 174.7 miles to Palm Springs, 224.0 miles to Los Angeles, 235.7 miles to LAX, 253.8 miles to Phoenix, 259.6 miles to San Diego, 339.2 miles to Modesto, 346.7 miles to Reno, 381.6 miles to San Jose, 387.2 miles to Sacramento, 395.2 miles to Sacramento Airport, 416.3 miles to San Francisco, 609.1 miles to Denver, 759.5 miles to Portland, 875.3 miles to Seattle, 989.2 miles to Oklahoma City, 1043.2 miles to Denton TX, 1053.8 miles to Arlington TX, 1069.7 miles to Dallas, 1071.3 miles to San Antonio, 1071.3 miles to San Antonio Texas, 1072.1 miles to Tulsa, 1083.8 miles to Topeka Kansas, 1143.9 miles to Kansas City, 1226.7 miles to Houston, 1226.7 miles to Houston Texas, 1243.5 miles to Shreveport, 1298.0 miles to Minneapolis, 1329.8 miles to Lake Charles, 1378.5 miles to St Louis, 1397.9 miles to Tunica, 1509.1 miles to New Orleans, 1519.6 miles to Milwaukee, 1525.2 miles to Chicago, 1553.4 miles to Gulfport, 1561.3 miles to Biloxi, 1744.3 miles to Atlanta, 1761.8 miles to Detroit, 1761.9 miles to Ford Field, 1918.2 miles to Charlotte, 1920.0 miles to Pittsburgh, 1951.9 miles to Toronto, 1963.9 miles to Niagara Falls, 1975.1 miles to Buffalo, 1987.0 miles to Tampa, 2009.7 miles to Charleston Reddit, 2028.1 miles to Daytona Beach, 2030.1 miles to Orlando, 2085.5 miles to Washington DC, 2113.4 miles to Syracuse, 2175.8 miles to Philadelphia, 2178.6 miles to Miami, 2190.7 miles to Rehoboth Beach Delaware, 2219.5 miles to Atlantic City, 2231.3 miles to NYC, 2231.3 miles to Manhattan, 2235.5 miles to Lake George, and 2373.4 miles to Boston; every figure in that sentence is straight-line. Road distance is always longer than straight-line distance, and this article does not publish driving mileage or travel time.

Where the venue is fixed

The venue sits in Paradise, Nevada, at the documented coordinates 36.0956, -115.1758. For a reader trying to place the property geographically, that fixed point matters more than any route description, because routes change while coordinates do not.

Publicly published reference sources describe the property as Luxor Las Vegas. The same source set documents an opening date of October 15, 1993, an ownership structure that names Vici Properties as owner, 2,500 slot machines on opening, over 4,000 hotel rooms, and 82 table games; figures like room counts and gaming inventory describe a documented point in time and can change as properties are rebuilt or reconfigured.

All published straight-line distances from the venue

Why straight-line distance and real-world travel differ

A great-circle measurement is the shortest path between two coordinate points on the earth's surface. That makes it useful for comparing relative position, but it is not the same thing as the path a person takes on roads or streets.

Real travel stretches beyond the straight line for several predictable reasons. Terrain can force detours, water can block direct passage, road networks do not run in perfect geometric lines, and crossing from one state into another can mean following a route system that bends around urban areas, mountains, protected land, or limited crossing points.

That is why the distance table above should be read as a location reference, not as a trip planner. The published caveat is explicit: these are great-circle distances, not driving miles, and driving is always longer.

How to read the venue's position within Nevada

The property is in Paradise, in the state of Nevada. Its coordinates place it at 36.0956 latitude and -115.1758 longitude, which is enough to anchor it in the southern part of Nevada when you compare it with the named Nevada reference points in the published distance list.

The same distance list shows short straight-line measurements to Las Vegas at 5.5 miles and Henderson at 11.6 miles, with Laughlin farther away at 73.0 miles. Those figures do not tell you a route, but they do show the venue as part of the Las Vegas-area cluster rather than an isolated Nevada site.

The location source also places a recreation of the Great Sphinx of Giza in front of the pyramid and facing the Strip. That detail helps a reader understand how the site is oriented on the property itself, but it still does not substitute for a current map if you are planning the last part of your arrival.

Venue scale as a place, not a route

If your interest is the physical venue rather than gameplay, the documented facility numbers give a sense of scale. Publicly published reference sources describe 2,500 slot machines at opening, 82 table games, and over 4,000 hotel rooms, alongside the opening date of October 15, 1993.

Ownership is documented separately from operation. The owner named in the published source is Vici Properties, while the same source says the property is operated under lease by MGM Resorts International; that distinction matters because casino real estate and casino operations are often split between different corporate entities.

The location source also includes dimensions for the exterior Sphinx recreation: 106 feet high, 80 feet wide, and 262 feet long, with metric figures of 32 m, 24 m, and 80 m. Those numbers describe a landmark feature at the site, not the overall footprint of the venue.

What to confirm before you go

This article can fix the venue's position and list published straight-line reference distances, but several practical travel details are changeable and should be checked on the property's own contact or visitor-information pages before you leave. That includes current access arrangements, parking terms, hotel availability, venue hours, event schedules, and any temporary changes affecting entry points or on-site services.

If you are comparing this venue with your own starting point, use the documented coordinates 36.0956, -115.1758 in a map tool and measure from your location there. If the exact origin-destination pair you want is not one of the published pairs in the table, this article cannot measure that specific straight-line segment for you and does not estimate road mileage.

FAQ

Is this venue in Las Vegas or Paradise?

The documented city is Paradise, Nevada, and the published alias and title identify the property as Luxor Las Vegas. Both can appear in public references because a venue can sit in one municipality while being marketed with the larger destination name most travelers recognize.

Can I use the distance table to estimate my driving mileage?

No. Every mileage figure in this article is labeled great-circle, meaning straight-line rather than road distance. Real travel is longer because roads curve, connect through existing networks, and detour around terrain, water, and built-up areas. For an actual trip, confirm routing in a live map service.

Does this article show every place that can be measured from the venue?

No. It shows the reference points that have publicly published straight-line pairs available for this venue in the sources used here. If your own town, airport, or landmark is not listed, the article can still give you the fixed venue coordinates so you can measure from your own starting point independently.

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