Tropicana Resort and Casino

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ashley R.

Joined 3 months ago

review for Tropicana's Mob Experience Attraction

oh man do i have a huuuuge obsession/fixation with the mob and the mafia-like it's so not okay...so when I heard about this attraction at the Tropicana, I knew that I had to experience it on my next trip to Vegas. It's interactive and pretty educational. You walk through the attraction and essentially run with the mob. At the end, it's your response that determines your fate. The actors were really good and held character very well, even with my friend and I cracking up the whole time trying to be serious with them. Try to go with a local (they get discounts) or find a deal if you don't want to pay the full entrance fee. The very end of the attraction has rooms upon rooms of information and history about all of the key mobsters, hotels, and endeavors that led to Vegas being what it is today.

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roxydog101

Joined 2 years ago

Hopefully the remodel included the staff!. I stayed at this gem of a property last June (2010). To say I was disappointed would be an understatement. The descriptions online indicated the rooms were updated, and I would have at the least expected modern and functional. The desk manager on the day I checked in told me if I didn't like they're hotel to go elsewhere, great advice and customer service; I SHOULD HAVE LISTENED.



Our room was dirty, grout missing in the shower, stains on the carpet, mold in the bathroom, holes in the paint in the room and bathroom, worn upholstry on the furniture, and as an added bonus it was 100+ all weekend and the air conditioning didn't work.

For my troubles they comped me a dinner, however the room, hotel in general, and espectially the customer service was so horrible I requested and was denied a discount off the room rate. I wrote in to complain, and called, both of which were not returned. When I was in town a month later I stopped by to talk to the management, and was left a message a few days later, but in the ensuing game of phone tag I was never called back.

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goamsil

Joined 3 years ago

Extremely Friendly!. I didn't stay at the Tropicana during my visit to Las Vegas but I did see several shows there. Out of all the places I did go [and I can't think of one I missed] Tropicana's staff was EXTREMELY helpful [without being prompted] and friendly. The attitude there will definitely bring me back. I also appreciate that the staff were actually dressed, unlike a lot of other resorts where women were dressed in next to nothing tackiness. Tropicana's employees were still a little risque, but classy at that. Also, props for hosting the BEST Cirque Du Soleil show. :)

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jamesgPhD

Joined 5 years ago

The Staff and Hosts make All the Difference (Service, not Glamour, is Key for Regulars). After reading other reviews, I had to contribute the following. We stayed at the Trop every New Year's Eve (as well as other trips in-between) faithfully since about 1999. Although the hotel is dated, the holiday parties and service is great for regulars and moderate-high players. We loved it and were always comped across the board! However, when our host left in 2007, we heard nothing more....no invites from the new host, no calls, nothing. I called him and he would say "Yep..don't worry..we're waiting for the room grid??," with no other calls. I found out where my prior host went- luckily, to the Harrah's system where I had minimal play. We contacted her....she set up a room immediately (with limo & show)....and we have been going since. Bottom line, if your a good and regular player, it is the host or staff that make the difference. We still do stop by to play (about an hour or so) because of a friendly-fun-bartender we visit- BUT, we like to keep most of our play where we stay.....now the Flamingo.

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localdude

Joined 5 years ago

TIME TO TEAR IT DOWN. Lame WHOREtel. One elevator a tower makes you wait in line for at least 5-10 minutes. The machines never pay out and the cocktail waitresses are rude. If you get a garden room you are screwed because the deafening sound of the pool party stage makes it unable to take a nap or simply relax, thank god we had a tower but the elevator problem kinda takes care of that.

Its worth paying $20-$40 more to stay somewhere more decent and not infiltrated by prostitutes 24/7 scouring the casino floor.

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bootsytown

Joined 7 years ago

Good Value for Las Vegas Blvd.. I booked this place on a weekend for the price and really wasn't expecting much, but I was pleasantly surprised! Yes, it is not that flashy but the location is great and we had a terrific view from our tower room (ask about upgrades at check-in, it was only another $20 per night for us to move from the motel-style rooms to the Island Tower). The pool looked nice but we didn't have time to check it out.

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LHEFFE

Joined 7 years ago

watch out. Trop has nice rooms with fabulous views but don't let them put you in the OLD motel-type rooms. They are from the 40's and they look it.

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muranodiva

Joined 7 years ago

quite a bit older. So if it's your first time in Vegas, you have to ride the strip at night once, stay up all night, eat at any buffet, and skip this place. The place is a bit older then most others on the strip and really doesn't have too much as far as anything exciting to talk about. The outside looks dated and the inside is not much to speak of either. Do yourself a favor and see something else.

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daasamis

Joined 7 years ago

Great casino and rooms.. The casino is very nice with a friendly staff. The rooms are a great value and the Tropicana is located in a convenient area.

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jackers8

Joined 7 years ago

Not my favorite. The ceilngs were low and didn't smell real good, old cigarettes and air freshners. We walked in and out within 10 minutes.