Key Points:
- Circus Circus offers the only live bingo game on the Strip, Thursday-Sunday.
- Downtown, Plaza’s cavernous, and nice, hall is your only option.
- Live bingo is still popular at off-Strip casinos frequented by locals.
While live bingo in Vegas is more popular at locals joints, visitors commonly seek the game out.
Unfortunately, bingo has largely disappeared from the main tourist corridors, although there’s still 1 option on both the Strip and on Fremont Street.
I’ll link to each game to help with your research.
Live Bingo On The Strip
Circus Circus: Circus Circus offers the only live bingo game on the Strip, a recent addition. 5 daily sessions are offered Friday – Sunday, starting at 3 pm, and it’s a “throwback experience”, meaning no electronics.
All paper, baby.
The new lounge can accommodate up to 255 players, and full session packages start at $30.
Live Bingo On Fremont Street
Plaza: Although Las Vegas as a whole seems to be moving away from live bingo, Plaza has embraced it.
Anchoring the Fremont Street Experience, Plaza has an expansive 280-person bingo hall and offers sessions at 11 am, 1 pm, 3 pm, 5 pm, 7 pm, and 9 pm daily.
Adding to the excitement, Plaza offers a “Hotball Jackpot” per session with progressive prize amounts.
Plaza is currently the only live bingo game offered in downtown Las Vegas.
Live Bingo In Las Vegas Off The Strip
Although live bingo has all but disappeared on the Strip and Downtown, Las Vegas still offers an impressive number of live bingo rooms just off the Strip.
Palace Station: As part of a recent renovation project, Palace Station created one of the nicest live bingo environments in Las Vegas.
The 350+ seat bingo hall is open 7 days a week and offers sessions that start at 9 am, 11 am, 1 pm, 3 pm, 7 pm, 9 pm, and 11 pm.
Palace Station is accessible via a free Strip shuttle that departs from the Fashion Show Mall.
Red Rock: Live bingo is offered during the odd hours from 9 am – 11 pm in Red Rocks’ 600+ capacity bingo hall. As an added bonus, all players at Red Rock receive 2 free cocktails per session.
Boulder Station: Boasting a massive 400-seat bingo hall, Boulder Station brings some serious live bingo action. In addition to a big room, Boulder offers an assortment of jackpots and side games to inject some excitement into your experience. Sessions run daily on odd hours from 9 am – 11 pm.
Jerry’s Nugget: Located in North Las Vegas, Jerry’s Nugget offers live bingo sessions from 11 am – 9 pm starting at each odd hour. In addition to traditional bingo, Jerry’s Nugget also offers a couple of jackpot side games that cost $1 – $2 to enter.
Sam’s Town: Offering daily live bingo sessions from 11 am – 11 pm on odd hours, Sam’s town also offers “Hotball Jackpots” throughout the day.
South Point: Bingo sessions at South Point run from 11 am – 11 pm on odd hours. Jackpots offered by South Point’s bingo hall include Cashball jackpots each session and a $10,000 jackpot for a coverall achieved in 52 balls or fewer.
Gold Coast: Among the largest bingo halls around Las Vegas, Gold Coast can accommodate up to 720 players. Offering 7 sessions daily from 11 am – 11 pm starting on odd hours, Gold Coast also offers Cashball jackpots and exciting progressive jackpot add-on games.
Green Valley Ranch: Located in Henderson, Green Valley Ranch is a relatively inexpensive rideshare trip from resorts on the Strip and offers daily bingo in a large hall. Sessions run on the odd hours from 9 am – 11 pm.
Sunset Station: Also in Henderson, Sunset Station offers a 450-seat bingo hall with sessions running daily from 9 am – 11 pm on the odd hours.
Playing live bingo in Las Vegas can be a great way to limit your losses to a pre-defined amount while passing the time.
Although live bingo on the Strip has gone the way of the dodo bird, I hope that my rundown of options was able to help you identify a bingo hall that will work for you and your group!
Related: Where to find live keno in Las Vegas, and where to find looser slots!
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I’m a former software salesman turned Vegas aficionado. While the craps table is my preferred habitat, I pull myself away to explore new attractions, shows, restaurants, and outdoor activities around Las Vegas with the intent of sharing my experiences.
Ultimately, I just want to help folks plan a better trip and save a few bucks in the process.