Hotels - Circus Circus

Favorite Memory: Adventuredome 100% win rate on carnival games.

I've literally won her a prize every time we've ever played any carnival games here. 

This flower, a kangaroo, a dolphin, a snake, a chili pepper - my record is unblemished. That's how much I love my wife.

Favorite Memory: She got the Golden Ticket.

There's this machine where you drop in nickels and they push over the edge. Once in a while it drops tchotchkes over. She got the Willy Wonka Golden Ticket.

I love how excited she was. 

That's what Circus Circus is all about to me. Getting swept up in childhood excitement, not worried about being cool, not worried about being judged, just being a kid again and having fun. 

So much Vintage Vegas. An overwhelming amount of Vintage Vegas. And I like it!

Games.

It's a theme, just go with it.

Has anybody ever worn a collared shirt inside Circus Circus before?

Win $.02 that about sums it up!

All shined up like a pretty penny.

Favorite Memory: West Bar & Video Poker

Might be the best Video Poker I've played in Vegas.

Got the first Royale Flush (with Deuce) I've ever gotten?

Lots of wins - not much money, but fun to see it win once in a while!

Favorite Memory: This picture.

My wife was at a Conference and I had the day off, so I went to Circus Circus, obviously. And took this picture.

I love the feeling before you go into a casino on the Strip knowing anything can happen, any spin can win, any spin can be a handpay, and spin can chance your life.

That's what it's all about.

Circus Circus, with some office building in the background.

Favorite Memory: This is the first Player's Club I've ever achieved the highest level on. 

I got a Ringmaster card one time from the Player's Club because they had a long line and the girl helping me gave me one of these for waiting so long. 

#worth it

Monster Truck Bar, thing.

Look how Vintage Vegas this is!

Favorite Memory: Top score in the Midway arcade. Self-explanatory.

Favorite Memory: Slot Rotunda. 

This is one of my all-time favorite things in Las Vegas. It's so unique, and old school, and worn out, and it's everything Circus Circus, and I love everything about it. 

Exactly.

Favorite Memory: I played Blackjack here exactly one time.

I won 7 straight hands in a row.

They were the only hands I played.

I knew that was the best thing that could possibly happen, so I cashed out and left haha.

For a minute they had $2 tacos, and they were actually really good!

Favorite Memory: One of my favorite carpets in all of Las Vegas. This is like something that would be in your rich neighbors basement casino, and I'm here for it.

I've noticed she ends up with lots of buckets of coins here, doesn't she?

For the longest time I thought it was "Slots-O-Fun". I only realized like a year ago what's it's actually called lol.

Favorite Memory: She always takes her best pictures in all of Las Vegas in here.

This is what I mean. Not the Wynn, not Venetian, not Cosmopolitan, here. Reflects our love of all things Vegas I guess!

Favorite Memory: the Security guard came up and said you have to wear a mask - even though there were only 2 people in the entire place, and we were both of them... thanks for walking over to tell us that, champ.

Favorite Memory: Her $180 win. Boo-yah.

Doesn't Slot-A-Fun even have that much money in the building?

We did learn that the burlap sacks of coins the slot attendants cart around hold $400 in tokens. 

So she won like 1/2 a bag of tokens, which was sweeeet.

So this machine could hold $800 in coins, based on the 2 fill bags sticker on the machine. And she swooped in for $180 of those. 23% of the whole machine.

#winning

Favorite Memory: Then on a different visit I one-upped her win on a machine right across from where she won - with $200!

This is where that sound comes from when you cash out at a machine and it prints a voucher. 

The entire city of Las Vegas used to have the sound of coins dropping in the tray everywhere. 

Can you imagine?

#the view from the (big) top