Treasure Island Casino Las Vegas: Fixed Location and Documented Straight-Line Distances

Treasure Island Hotel and Casino in Paradise, Nevada sits 3.5 miles from Las Vegas in straight-line distance. Road distance is always longer than straight-line distance, and this article does not publish driving mileage or travel time.

The venue's fixed position

The fixed point here is Treasure Island Hotel and Casino, also referred to in public reference sources as Treasure Island and associated with the Las Vegas property rather than other venues with similar names. Publicly published reference sources place it in Paradise, Nevada at coordinates 36.12472222, -115.17194444.

That matters because the name can match more than one property. For this article, the documented city, state, coordinates, opening date, and room count apply to the Paradise, Nevada venue only.

Documented location facts

Publicly published reference sources describe the property as a hotel and casino on the Las Vegas Strip in Paradise, Nevada. The documented opening date is October 26, 1993, and the documented room count is 2,885. Facility figures and ownership details can change over time as properties are rebuilt, expanded, sold, or rebranded, so readers should treat them as documented reference figures rather than a live status page.

Using the coordinates alone, the venue lies in southern Nevada. Its longitude is west and its latitude places it well north of the equator, so the most defensible regional description is a fixed point in Paradise within the state of Nevada, associated in public reference sources with the Las Vegas Strip area.

All documented straight-line distances

The table below lists every reference pair available for this venue in publicly published reference sources. Each figure is a great-circle measurement, meaning a straight-line distance between coordinates rather than a road route.

Why straight-line distance and real travel differ

A straight-line figure is useful for orientation because it shows how far apart two fixed coordinates are without regard to the route network. It is not the same thing as the path a driver, bus, or shuttle would have to follow on the ground.

Real travel usually becomes longer because roads bend around developed areas, land ownership boundaries, restricted sites, water features, and terrain. Regional connections also rarely follow a perfectly direct line, and interstate or intercity travel often requires detours created by the shape of the road grid rather than the raw coordinate-to-coordinate gap.

Crossing state boundaries can also produce longer routes than a map's straight line suggests. The boundary itself is not the problem; the issue is that the practical road network may funnel traffic toward a limited set of connections, adding distance that a great-circle measurement does not try to represent.

How to read the place names in the distance table

The reference points in the table are just that: reference points. Some are cities, some are districts or landmarks, and some are alternate labels for the same broader place, such as both san antonio and san antonio texas, or both houston and houston texas.

That means the table should be read as a set of documented pairings, not as a fully standardised gazetteer. If the exact place you care about is not listed in the table, this article cannot measure that specific pair and should not guess it.

What this tells you about the venue's regional position

The documented coordinates place the venue in Paradise, Nevada, with a documented straight-line distance of 3.5 miles to Las Vegas and 12.3 miles to Henderson. Those pairings help anchor the property within the Las Vegas area without turning straight-line numbers into unsupported road claims.

Other listed distances place the venue much farther from major reference cities outside Nevada, such as 225.4 straight-line miles from Los Angeles, 255.1 from Phoenix, 608.0 from Denver, and 873.6 from Seattle. At the national scale, the table also shows much larger straight-line separations to eastern reference points including 2230.3 to NYC and 2372.4 to Boston.

What to confirm before you go

This article covers the venue's fixed geography, not live trip planning. Before setting out, confirm the current entrance arrangements, parking rules, hotel check-in policies, and any venue-specific access changes on the property's own contact or visitor information pages.

If you need a practical route, use a live mapping service starting from your own location and compare that route against the fixed coordinates listed here. If you are comparing the Paradise, Nevada property with another Treasure Island venue, confirm the city and state first so that you do not attach these location figures to the wrong property.

FAQ

Is Treasure Island casino in Las Vegas or Paradise?

Publicly published reference sources place Treasure Island Hotel and Casino in Paradise, Nevada, while also describing it as being on the Las Vegas Strip. Those two descriptions are not mutually exclusive in venue listings: one identifies the documented municipality and state, and the other identifies the broader resort corridor readers are likely to recognize.

Can this article tell me how far Treasure Island is from my location?

No. The venue's position is fixed, but your position is not, and this article only publishes documented straight-line pairs already listed in public reference sources. To measure from your own starting point, enter the venue coordinates 36.12472222, -115.17194444 into a mapping tool and compare the result with the fixed reference distances shown above.

Does the 3.5-mile figure to Las Vegas mean the driving distance is 3.5 miles?

No. The 3.5-mile figure is explicitly a straight-line, great-circle measurement between documented coordinates. Road mileage will be longer because real routes have to follow the street network and any local access pattern in use at the time you travel. For current routing, use a live map rather than converting straight-line distance into a road estimate.

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