The 3 best casinos for Vegas Golden Knights fans to party
The good thing about being a Vegas Golden Knights fan is you can go party before or after a game (unless you're with a family, of course). Here are three casinos to see.
It's the end of the game between the Vegas Golden Knights and San Jose Sharks. The Golden Knights won handily, 5-2, earning two crucial points in the Pacific Division. You're heading out of T-Mobile Arena with your buddies and want to hang out for the night. Luckily, there's a crowd of people ahead of you, where you can come together with a place for shenanigans. Oh, where do we go to celebrate a hard-earned victory by the home team?
Luckily, Las Vegas residents have a variety of options to choose from for post-game (and pre-game) festivities. With the best entertainment options in town, fans can pick where to go after the game. That includes seeing the Blue Man Group, Carrot Top, or even Cirque du Soleil. Man, people in Sin City have it made, huh?
That's not all, though. Fans can even treat themselves to some of the best dining options in town pregame. One of the most popular choices is Beerhaus, a restaurant dedicated entirely to the Golden Knights and the NHL. You'll see logos of the Golden Knights everywhere with the bartenders and waiters/waitresses adorning Vegas colors and apparel. It's heaven for any hardcore hockey fan traveling to Las Vegas for the week.
No matter if it's staying at New York New York casino, MGM Grand, Mandalay Bay, or even Circa Las Vegas, Golden Knights fans can go wherever their hearts desire for a fun night out. But there are three choices to consider if you're rooting for the home team. Here are three casinos fans should consider checking out before or after the game.
3.) New York New York Casino, just around the corner for Vegas Golden Knights fans
New York New York Casino sits just around the corner from T-Mobile Arena and Toshiba Plaza, providing easy access for Vegas Golden Knights fans after the game. There's a variety of post-game places to check out, including Hershey Chocolate World. Here, you can grab a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup shake that tingles the taste buds while viewing the Strip.
There are also great contemporary eateries such as Tom's Urban, where you can dine inside and outdoors. The food is the ultimate bar grub after the game, with pickle-brined chicken tenders and fries being vastly underrated. Gotta have something juicy and crunchy to go with that Peanut Butter Cup shake, right?
Of course, there are other attractions such as Coyote Ugly, which plays out like the movie. It has the raunchiness and alcohol-filled fun from the film, where fans can get drinks poured into their mouths. The best part is you only have to walk less than a mile to access these areas. It's definitely worth it if you feel like shortening your walking distance for the evening.
2.) Sante Fe Station, a getaway from the busier parts of Las Vegas
If you don't like being around thousands upon thousands of mindless people wandering the Las Vegas Strip, then going to Sante Fe Station is the right choice for you. Here, you can check out a gigantic sportsbook that showcases every game happening. Around every corner is a restaurant fit for your tastes, including seafood and Italian. It's more than the dream of a hockey fan; it's the ultimate hangout of the savvy sports fan.
If you're a country fan, this casino is also a dream, where you can head down to Stoney's North Forty. Here, you can ride a mechanical bull, learn to line dance, and drink to your heart's content. There's even pool and shuffleboard for you and your friends to enjoy, along with an outdoor hangout area.
Sometimes, it's best to avoid the large crowds and get to a local casino. That spot happens to be Sante Fe Station, where locals can experience the Las Vegas nightlife from their own backyard. That's especially true if you're looking to lasso a beauty and how to line dance with them.
1.) Circa Las Vegas, where you can swim AND watch the Golden Knights
Circa Las Vegas seems like the ultimate destination for Vegas Golden Knights fans. Like the New York New York Casino, it's filled with countless eateries, only with a view of Fremont Street. It also has a sportsbook which feels like you've traveled back in time, only with massive television screens.
But the main appeal of this casino is Stadium Swim, the unofficial home of watching the biggest Golden Knights games. Imagine sitting in a pool and watching the Stanley Cup playoffs or hanging out poolside before the Golden Knights played. It's the perfect experience for a sports fan looking to hang out by the pool.
What's more, the Golden Knights host watch parties when it's near or officially playoff time. Fans can hang out with the Vegas Vivas and Chance while watching their favorite hockey team fight for glory. It's a bucket list item for Golden Knights fans to check out a game at Circa Las Vegas, especially if you're on Fremont Street.
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