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)LVRJ Neon — Riviera on filmLVRJ Neon — Las Vegas on film | 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)Vintage Las Vegas — Landmark (1994) | 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 | Stardust Resort & Casino | Demolished 2007; Resorts World Las Vegas campus |
| Additional Strip filming (credit / supporting beats) | MGM GrandLVRJ Cinema City 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 | 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 filmLVRJ Cinema City
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)LVRJ Neon — Riviera on film
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.