Hacienda Hotel & Casino
Strip
3.5
Est. 1956
Mandalay Resort Group
About
The Hacienda was a Spanish-themed resort at the southern end of the Las Vegas Strip that operated from 1956 to 1996. Known for its distinctive Spanish colonial architecture and friendly, relaxed atmosphere, the Hacienda was popular with families and budget travelers. It was famous for its drive-in movie theater and go-kart track, unusual amenities for a Strip casino. The Hacienda was spectacularly imploded on New Year's Eve 1996 in a televised event that became a Vegas tradition.
Our Rating
Key Stats
840
Rooms
55K
Sq Ft Casino
40
Table Games
0.8K
Slots
Amenities
Pool
Shows
Buffet
Highlights
- Family-friendly atmosphere
- Budget prices
- Unique go-kart track
Consider
- Far south Strip location
- Limited amenities
Shows & Entertainment
- Various entertainment
Dining Highlights
Buffet: Hacienda Buffet
Charcoal Room steakhouse
Pool & Recreation
Resort pool
Nearby Attractions
Las Vegas Strip
McCarran Airport
Frequently Asked Questions
When did the Hacienda close?
The Hacienda closed in 1996 and was imploded on New Year's Eve, December 31, 1996.
What replaced the Hacienda?
Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino was built on the site and opened in March 1999.
Was the Hacienda implosion televised?
Yes, the New Year's Eve implosion was broadcast live and became one of the most watched Vegas demolitions.
Quick Info
Address
3950 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89119
Price Range
$
Parking
Free self-parking
Dining
4+ Restaurants
Best For
Budget travelers
Families
Vegas history fans
