Are there slot machines that take real pennies in Las Vegas?

Answer 1

Along with the El Cortez, there are several other downtown Las Vegas casinos with coin-operated slot machines. Main Street station, the Cal, Las Vegas Club, Mermaids, La Bayou, the Fremont, Fitzgerald's, and the Western combined, have close to one thousand coin slots. Jerry's Nugget and the Poker Palace, a few miles north, also have lots of coin slots.

The Las Vegas Strip is almost all tickets now except for maybe a few at Circus Circus and the Venetian.........I heard that Slots a Fun just converted this year to all tickets.

Other Las Vegas areas with coin slots is the Boulder Hwy area in Henderson, with the Skyline, the Klondike(Sunset), Sam's Town(upstairs maybe), Railroad Pass, and the Hacienda(Boulder City).

One other cool old place nearby, with a few hundred coin slots on the floor, is the Gold Strike in Jean, some 30 miles south on I-15.

Also, Laughlin NV(90 miles south of Vegas).....between the Pioneer, the Riverside, the Golden Nugget, and the Avi, there are close to 1000 coin slots.

Answer 2

Honestly, penny slots are the most common kind of slot machine in Las Vegas, so you'd be hard pressed to find a casino that you could actually get through their entire library of slots.

My guess would be the Mandalay Bay because their gaming floor spans over 160,000 square feet and it is the largest.

Answer 3

Not anymore, penny slots only accept bills or tickets. They don't pay in pennies either, they are either hand paid or ticket out.

Answer 4

Yes, there are a lot of slots that still take tokens or coins.