





About Harrah's
- Harrah's Showroom, which seats up to 544 patrons, is the largest venue in the complex. Seats are arranged on two levels, the lower floor includes the VIP tables and stalls while the mezzanine level includes tables.
- Harrah's Cabaret is a close second, with approximately 450 seats. It is constructed with an open plan which often features a table set up for adult shows. Many productions also opt for standing tickets to accommodate a larger number of patrons.
- The Piano Bar is unlike traditional entertainment spaces but is loved by many for the live music it offers. Big Elvis is the longest-running show here, where the artist plays many of the favorite tunes from the King of Pop.
Founded by Shelby and Claudine Williams, the venue started as a small riverboat-themed casino. The Holiday Inn's iconic design gave way to Harrah's in 1992 when the Promus Group decided to renovate it to attract more visitors. Its new structure helped set it apart, as the complex now included three towers and a separate casino area. In 1997, the riverboat structure was completely refurbished to feature a Mardi Gras theme, complete with gold jesters and masked performers. While there have been some dips in the journey, the hotel continues to reflect the prestigious Harrah's brand, known for its excellence in hospitality and gaming.
- The architecture includes many carnival elements like rich colors, circus characters, and neon lights to invite visitors.
- Facade: Its elaborate exterior features sculptures of jesters, masks, and beads, symbolizing the celebratory spirit of Mardi Gras. The grand archway at the main entrance welcomes guests with vibrant colors.
- Inside, modern luxury amenities are combined with playful decorations.
- Notable features: One of the most loved pieces of decor is a colorful statue of Buck and Winnie Greenback - a couple with dollar bills flying all over and a very adorable poodle, Chip, beside them. Visitors often gather in large numbers to take pictures with them.
- Wild World of Burlesque (1974)
- Roaring '20s (1985)
- Keep Smilin' America (1988)
- Legends in Concert (2009)
Know before you go
- Address: 3475 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109, United States
- Bus: The Deuce on the Strip, which runs 24/7 along Las Vegas Boulevard will drop you 1-minute away from the hotel at the NB Las Vegas at Harrah's.
- Car: Harrah's offers both valet and self-parking options for guests. Self-parking is available for $20 from Monday to Thursday and $25 on weekends. The facility is free for Nevada residents for the first 3 hours and the full day for Caesars Rewards members.
- Monorail: You can take the Las Vegas Monorail directly to Harrah's station for a quick trip to the hotel.
- Recommended route: Monorail is one of the fastest ways to navigate the Strip, avoiding traffic and parking hassles.
- Washrooms: Restrooms are equipped with modern amenities and are easily accessible from all areas of the casino and entertainment spaces.
- Dining: Multiple dining options, ranging from casual eateries to fine dining restaurants, are available within the resort. Guests can enjoy a variety of cuisines, from quick bites to gourmet meals, including celebrity restaurants like Ramsay's Kitchen.
- Shopping: The complex houses many shopping options, like the Destinations store for souvenirs and necessities, and Jovence E'ternelle for an array of skincare essentials. You can also explore Karma And Luck for unique art pieces and fine jewelry.
- Accessibility: Ramps and elevators are installed throughout the venue to ensure easy navigation for wheelchair users and guests with mobility issues. Staff members are also available to assist guests with disabilities.
- Washroom: An accessible restroom is situated in the lobby area. You may contact hotel staff for information about other adapted toilets on the property.
- Accessible seats: Check the respective theater or performance area to book wheelchair-accessible seating in advance. Wheelchair and companion seats are typically subject to availability.
- Parking: Designated accessible parking spots are reserved for visitors with disabilities. You may also book special accessible rooms for a comfortable stay.
- Arrive early: Harrah's central location is ideal for enjoying all the different entertainment options the Strip has to offer. Check out the latest shows nearby or enjoy unique exhibits like the **Illuminarium. *If you're going for a night show, you can also keep a few hours aside for a <link linkType="custom" newTab="false" url="https://www.grand-canyon-helicopters.com/?_gl=11i3kzdagclauNzI5NzMzMTQ0LjE3MTc1NjkxNjc._gaMTk4MzE5NTcyNC4xNzE3NTY5MTY3gaY45PC9R73CMTcyMTMxNDg1Ny4xMy4wLjE3MjEzMTQ4NTguNTkuMC4w" text="thrill ride across the Grand Canyon" />!
- Complimentary entertainment: The Carnaval Court, an open-air street party venue right outside the casino, is known for hosting a variety of events. You can witness live bands and take part in DJ nights while sipping on delicious cocktails.
- Nearby attractions: With the Paris Hotel just a few meters away, you can take a short cab ride straight to the Eiffel Tower after your show. Enjoy a quiet dinner at the Eiffel Tower Restaurant with stunning views of the Strip.
- Ruth’s Chris Steak House
:End your night with a fine-dining experience featuring signature sizzling steaks, fresh seafood, and a variety of delicious sides. Known for its high-quality food and excellent service, it's a perfect spot for a memorable meal.
Fulton Street Food Hall: Enjoy everything from sushi, pizza, and burgers, to pastries and baked goods at this unique marketplace-style diner. It's a great stop for a quick bite on a budget.
- Ramsay's Kitchen
: Thecelebrity chef's high-energy restaurant is popular for serving classic dishes like Beef Wellington and Sticky Toffee Pudding. You can watch as Gordon's global delicacies are prepared in an open kitchen.
Bobby's Burgers: If you're in the mood for something special, Celebrity chef Bobby Flay serves American comfort food with bold flavors. You can indulge in a variety of signature burgers, alongside hand-cut fries, unique milkshakes, and flavorful toppings.
Walk-On’s: A lively sports bar that brings a taste of Louisiana to the Strip. Known for its authentic Cajun cuisine and a wide array of beers on tap, featuring dishes like boudin balls, shrimp and grits, and po'boys.
Frequently asked questions about Harrah's Las Vegas
The hotel was constructed as Holiday Inn in 1973.
Yes, visitors can self-park for $20 from Monday to Thursday and $25 on weekends. Parking is free for Nevada residents for the first 3 hours.
Yes, they have an airport shuttle that will pick up and drop off guests for free.
No, there is no strict dress code applied at the venue. Attendees are encouraged to wear smart casuals or semi-formals based on the event.
The hotel has three primary entertainment venues - the Piano Bar hosts musical performances, Harrah's Cabaret hosts shows like X Country and TAPE FACE, and Harrah's showroom typically hosts musical residencies.
Yes, visitors can also book accessible rooms for a more comfortable stay.
You may bring children during your stay, but all entertainment options are not child-friendly. Please check the information pages of the respective shows before booking.


