5 Responses for "What casinos in Las Vegas can I find coin operated slot machines? I love them and want to actually use coins?"

1. wedoitallvegas February 7th, 2009 at 8:12 pm 1

   As all of the tourist casinos as well as the locals joints have converted to the ticket system, your only bet is some of the smaller casinos down on Fremont street that have not yet spent the money to convert the machines.

   Even the poker rooms are going away from having employees (which the ticket system does) by putting in Electronic Poker talbels

2. Anonymous February 8th, 2009 at 2:04 pm 2

   I live here, and i would have to say pretty much ALL of them!!!

3. Aubrey A February 11th, 2009 at 6:45 am 3

   When we go to Las Vegas, we visit downtown just so that we can enjoy using and receiving the change. There’s nothing like hearing the *clink clink!* when you cash out. Most of the hotels on Fremont street still dispense coins. I remember winning like $50 on the Piggy bank machine at 4 Queens (I believe) and taking a whole cup full of quarters to the cashier to change. I love that. There are no hotels left on the strip that dispense coins though.

   Have Fun!

4. bigdogvt February 12th, 2009 at 1:23 am 4

   Several of the downtown casinos on Fremont street still dispense coins. Caution though. If you are playing a nickel machine, it pays in nickels. I cashed out $100 on a nickel machine and had to carry around a pile of nickels.

5. TAZGIRL723 February 15th, 2009 at 9:13 am 5

   I found slots in TI that took quarters, but when you cash out its a ticket not coins, like other posters, try downtown and have fun!