North on Virginia St (in a non-sketchy but sparsely populated area likely reachable by bus in the daytime) is Bonanza which has plenty of old machines and cheap craps ($1?).īaldini's is a working class local's casino in an industrial area that runs lots of promotions.

If you're looking to visit them, it would be best to have a car as some of them are in neighborhoods which are difficult to reach by bus and not always in the best areas of town. There are a bunch of dive casinos in the area. Distances between outlying casinos are not too far and traffic, though getting worse, is nothing like the jams they get in Las Vegas. I imagine you can also get buses to GSR and the Sparks Nugget, but they might not run all night. 24/7, if you want to visit Peppermill and Atlantis. Other than casino airport shuttles, there are no shuttles around town that I know of. Most of the rest of the downtown casinos (Harrah's, Cal-Neva and the Little Nugget) are less than a block away on Virginia Street and are easily walkable - though do not walk to Sands (two blocks west) alone at night, as it's sketchy. You can walk between these three without going outside. Eldorado is part of a three block, three casino complex that also includes Silver Legacy and Circus Circus.

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