The Forum Shops mall is attached to the north end of the casino floor, and here you’ll find major designer labels ranging from Balenciaga to Burberry, plus you’ll find some enticing dining options - including the LA-based Water Grill and Sushi Roku. If you’re looking to explore beyond the casino floor, all you have to do is walk around to find plenty more exciting activities.
Casino gaming remains a top attraction at Caesars Palace and other Strip resorts - and yes, you will find a grand total of 1,324 slot machines, 185 table games (including blackjack, roulette, craps, and multiple types of poker), and 18 sportsbook TV screens on the casino floor. Whatever you’re hoping to check off your “Vegas Trip Bucket List,” you can probably do it at Caesars.
If you’re heading west towards Summerlin and Red Rock, or east towards Lake Mead, Flamingo Road usually becomes less congested once you get far enough away from The Strip and I-15. Drive (which is accessible from the back side of Caesars) if you prefer a faster ride over vehicular sightseeing. If you have your own car and want to drive Downtown, try Sammy Davis Jr. If you’re planning a day to stay on The Strip, try walking to get some exercise and beat the car traffic: Clark County has multiple pedestrian sky bridges throughout Las Vegas Boulevard to make for easier and safer walks. The same is true for almost any Friday afternoon, when a sea of California drive-in tourists flood into town via I-15 for weekend shenanigans. If you happen to arrive during major daytime shift changes, you may also notice heavier traffic on the freeways as local workers try to rush to work. Especially during peak travel seasons (think summer party season and the winter convention season), the roads along and around The Strip tend to be quite congested. Though Caesars Palace is less than four miles from Harry Reid International Airport, don’t be surprised if you have to wait in your car for what feels like an unbearably long drive. Getting to and From Caesars Andrew Davey/The Manual But if you prefer staying at the center of the action, Caesars Palace most definitely has you covered.
Even better, Bellagio has a tram that provides a comfortable ride down to Aria, the Crystals mall, and Park MGM.Ĭaesars Palace is also located right by the I-15 Freeway, so that makes for easier drives or Uber/Lyft rides to Downtown Las Vegas, the Area 15 arts complex, and some of Southern Nevada’s best outdoor adventure spots, including Red Rock Canyon and Springs Preserve. It’s an easy walking distance from the nearby exciting attractions at Bellagio and Cosmopolitan to the south, as well as The Venetian and Palazzo to the north. Situated right by the dead center of the Las Vegas Strip, it’s hard to think of a more convenient Strip-side location than Caesars Palace.
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