Frontier Hotel & Casino
About
The New Frontier (originally the Last Frontier, later simply the Frontier) was a Western-themed casino resort that operated from 1942 to 2007. As one of the oldest properties on the Strip, the Frontier represented early Vegas history and the Old West aesthetic. The property was known for its longstanding entertainment tradition, hosting country music acts and featuring famous entertainment venues. It was also the site of Elvis Presley's first Vegas performance in 1956. The Frontier operated for 65 years before closing in 2007 and being imploded on November 13, 2007.
Key Stats
Amenities
Highlights
- Historic property
- Western theming
- Entertainment history
Consider
- Dated facilities at closure
Shows & Entertainment
- Country music shows
- Rodeo entertainment
Dining Highlights
Buffet: Frontier Buffet
Pool & Recreation
Western-themed pool
Nearby Attractions
Frontier Hotel & Casino FAQ
When did the Frontier close?
The Frontier closed on July 16, 2007, after 65 years of operation.
What replaced the Frontier?
The site has never been redeveloped. Plans for a Plaza-branded resort and later Alon Las Vegas were both shelved; Wynn Resorts bought the land in 2018 and it remains vacant.
What was the Frontier famous for?
The Frontier was known as one of the first Strip properties and hosted famous country music and rodeo entertainment.
