Gold Coast Hotel and Casino
| Gold Coast Hotel and Casino | |
| Address | 4000 W. Flamingo Road Las Vegas, Nevada 89103 |
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| Number of rooms | 711 |
| Gaming space | 87,000 square feet |
| Notable restaurant(s) | Cortez Room |
| Owner | Boyd Gaming Corporation |
| Date opened | December 21, 1986 |
| Casino type | Land-Based |
| Renovations | 1988 2002 |
| Website | Gold Coast Hotel and Casino |
The Gold Coast Hotel & Casino is a hotel and casino located in Las Vegas, Nevada. This locals casino is owned an operated by Boyd Gaming Corporation. It's located about 2 blocks west of the Las Vegas Strip. The hotel has 711 rooms, a 70 lane bowling center, and a bingo room. It was featured in the movie Mars Attacks where it is damaged by the Martians.
History
Built in 1986, it was the second major resort built on the west side of I-15. It also was the second Coast casino with the Barbary Coast being the first.
The property received a major upgrade in 2002 that provides additional space for parking, restaurants and gaming.
Also, current singer for the band The Killers, Brandon Flowers, used to work as a bellhop here.[citation needed]
Attractions
- Shuttle service between the Gold Coast and The Orleans. Approximately every 15 minutes.
- Race and Sports Book
- 700 seat Bingo Parlor
- 72 lane bowling alley
- 2500 slot machines
- 54 Table games
External links
| Boyd Gaming |
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| Annual Revenue: $2.22 billion USD · Employees: 23,000 · Stock Symbol: NYSE: BYD · Website: www.boydgaming.com |
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