1995
Casino filming locations
Fictional Tangiers — Riviera interiors, Landmark façade, Stardust backstory.
Scene → casino → then / now
Real listings · not ads| Scene | Casino / site | Then | Now |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fictional Tangiers casino interiors (floor, high-roller salon, counting room, La Cage) | Riviera (Las Vegas Strip resort — demolished 2015)Wikipedia — Casino (1995 film) Not from a registry (Reference source, not an official registry)LVRJ Neon — Riviera on film From the press (News report, not an official registry. Used for dates and events only.)LVRJ Neon — Las Vegas on film From the press (News report, not an official registry. Used for dates and events only.) | Riviera hotel-casino | Demolished 2015; Las Vegas Convention Center expansion on the site |
| Tangiers entrance and exterior shots | Landmark Hotel (Closed mid-1990s; imploded)Wikipedia — Casino (1995 film) Not from a registry (Reference source, not an official registry)Vintage Las Vegas — Landmark (1994) Not from a registry (Reference source, not an official registry) | Landmark Hotel & Casino | Demolished; convention-center / Westgate area parking |
| Mob-era “Stardust” story inspiration (not the main Tangiers interior set) | Stardust (Strip resort — imploded 2007)LVRJ Neon — Las Vegas on film From the press (News report, not an official registry. Used for dates and events only.) | Stardust Resort & Casino | Demolished 2007; Resorts World Las Vegas campus |
| Additional Strip filming (credit / supporting beats) | MGM GrandLVRJ Cinema City From the press (News report, not an official registry. Used for dates and events only.) Same floor in: Ocean's Eleven, Vegas Vacation | MGM Grand Hotel & Casino | Open — same name on the Strip |
| Credit-scene location (Reno) | Peppermill Hotel CasinoLVRJ Cinema City From the press (News report, not an official registry. Used for dates and events only.) | Peppermill Hotel Casino | Open in Reno |
What you can visit
- You cannot walk the Tangiers or Riviera floor — both were fiction or demolition. Strip-era resorts that still operate (for example MGM Grand) are the live anchors named in press lists.LVRJ Neon — Las Vegas on film From the press (News report, not an official registry. Used for dates and events only.)LVRJ Cinema City From the press (News report, not an official registry. Used for dates and events only.)
Source limits
- The Tangiers was a fictional casino. Press and Wikipedia tie the main interior work to the Riviera, not a single operating “Tangiers” property.Wikipedia — Casino (1995 film) Not from a registry (Reference source, not an official registry)LVRJ Neon — Riviera on film From the press (News report, not an official registry. Used for dates and events only.)
Other films sharing these floors
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Where was Casino filmed in Las Vegas?
5 sourced scene rows on this page — 2 tie to a live catalog card when the resort still operates.
What changed since filming?
Read the Then → Now column in the scene table and the name-change anchors on the hub. Hilton → Westgate, Hard Rock → Virgin, and demolished Strip names are called out explicitly.
What can I see on the ground today?
You cannot walk the Tangiers or Riviera floor — both were fiction or demolition. Strip-era resorts that still operate (for example MGM Grand) are the live anchors named in press lists.