Marina Hotel & Casino
Strip
3.3
Est. 1975
Kirk Kerkorian / MGM
About
The Marina Hotel & Casino was a nautical-themed resort on the Las Vegas Strip that operated from 1975 to 1990. The property was known for its maritime decor, deep-sea fishing motif, and being one of the more affordable Strip options. In 1989, Kirk Kerkorian purchased the Marina as part of his plan to build the massive MGM Grand. The Marina was incorporated into the MGM Grand complex, with part of the original building serving as the MGM Grand's west wing until it was eventually demolished.
Our Rating
Key Stats
714
Rooms
30K
Sq Ft Casino
25
Table Games
0.5K
Slots
Amenities
Pool
Highlights
- Affordable Strip rates
- Nautical charm
- Good location
Consider
- Small property
- Limited entertainment
- Absorbed by MGM Grand
Dining Highlights
Marina seafood restaurant
Pool & Recreation
Outdoor pool
Nearby Attractions
Tropicana
Las Vegas Strip
MGM Grand site
Frequently Asked Questions
When did the Marina close?
The Marina closed in 1990 when Kirk Kerkorian purchased it to build the MGM Grand.
What replaced the Marina?
The MGM Grand Hotel & Casino was built on and around the Marina site, opening in 1993.
What happened to the Marina building?
Part of the original Marina building was incorporated into the MGM Grand as its west wing before being demolished.
Quick Info
Address
3805 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Price Range
$
Parking
Free self-parking
Dining
3+ Restaurants
Best For
Budget travelers
Vegas history enthusiasts
