Venue Details
- Established
- Opened 1946
- About
- Flamingo Las Vegas is a hotel and casino property on the Las Vegas Strip, known for its pink-and-orange neon signage and a wildlife habitat on the grounds that houses Chilean flamingos, koi, and turtles. The casino floor features table games and slot machines, and the property includes multiple restaurants, a pool complex, and entertainment venues within its footprint.
- Address
- 3555 Las Vegas Blvd
- Phone
- (702) 733-3111
Fact
Local History
Flamingo was established by Benjamin "Bugsy" Siegel in 1946 and is considered the first themed resort on the Strip, transforming Las Vegas from a small desert town into a world-class destination. The property's name and tropical theme were inspired by Siegel's vision of creating an oasis.
Tip
Insider Tip
Take advantage of the live Chilean flamingos and exotic fish in the wildlife habitat—it's a free, quiet retreat from the casino floor and often overlooked by visitors. The garden areas offer unexpected serenity in the heart of the bustling Strip.
Free Attraction
Free On-Property Stop
The Flamingo Wildlife Habitat is an easy free addition to your visit if you have time before a show.
Getting There
Arrival Strategy
As a center-Strip property, Flamingo is easily accessible via the main Las Vegas Boulevard corridor. Valet and self-parking options are available; arriving guests should expect typical Strip traffic during peak hours, so plan accordingly or use rideshare services.