Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino · Paradise

Year Opened

2000

Hours

Open 24/7

Age Restriction

21++

Property Type

Casinos, Resorts

Regulator

Nevada Gaming Control Board

Owner

Caesars Entertainment

Tables

95

Slot Machines

2,100

Poker Tables

11

About Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino

Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino is a casino-resort at 3667 South Las Vegas Boulevard in Paradise, Nevada, owned and operated by Caesars Entertainment Corporation. The property was constructed and opened beginning in 2000 at the address previously occupied by the Aladdin Hotel and Casino, and has operated under the Planet Hollywood name since 2007 following a major redevelopment. All gaming is regulated by the Nevada Gaming Control Board; the minimum gambling age is 21 and the floor operates 24 hours a day.

The site’s earlier life as the Aladdin shaped the physical plant of the current resort — the underlying structure, shopping complex, and theater venue carry elements of the Aladdin-era construction into the current Planet Hollywood footprint. Caesars Entertainment acquired and repositioned the property as part of its broader Strip portfolio, which includes Caesars Palace, Harrah’s Las Vegas, Paris Las Vegas, Bally’s, and other central Strip assets. The Caesars Rewards loyalty network — which spans dozens of properties nationally — covers Planet Hollywood, making it an earn-and-redeem destination for Caesars Rewards tier members.

The 3667 S Las Vegas Blvd address sits at the approximate geographic center of the Las Vegas Strip, adjacent to Bellagio to the north and MGM Grand to the south, within the pedestrian-heavy central Strip cluster. For visitors exploring Paradise casino resorts, the Planet Hollywood location maximizes walkability to adjacent Strip properties.

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Gaming Floor

Planet Hollywood runs approximately 2,100 gaming machines alongside a 95-table game section — a large-scale Las Vegas Strip casino floor. The table mix spans ten game types including several variants that go beyond the standard Strip menu. Pai Gow Tiles (a dominoes-based game distinct from Pai Gow Poker) is offered alongside Pai Gow Poker. Caribbean Stud Poker — a house-banked five-card poker variant with a fixed progressive jackpot — is less common on the modern Strip than it was in the 1990s, making its presence at Planet Hollywood notable. Let It Ride Bonus Poker adds a bonus side-bet layer to the standard Let It Ride structure. Mini-Baccarat and full Baccarat both appear alongside Blackjack, Craps, and Roulette.

For Las Vegas Strip blackjack players, Planet Hollywood’s 95-table count puts it in the upper tier of the Strip by table volume. Confirm current rule sets and table minimums before sitting; Strip casinos adjust minimums frequently based on occupancy.

Poker Room

Planet Hollywood operates an 11-table live poker room featuring No Limit Texas Hold’em cash games. The central Strip location draws a mix of tourists, recreational players, and regulars. Eleven tables gives the room enough depth to run multiple stakes levels simultaneously, which helps with seat availability during busy periods. Stakes, hours, and any tournament events should be confirmed directly with the poker desk or at caesars.com/planet-hollywood before planning a poker-specific visit.

Resort Amenities

Planet Hollywood’s confirmed amenity set is extensive: banquet facilities, fitness center, restaurant, salon, self-parking, shops, spa, and valet service, all operating alongside the 24/7 gaming floor. The spa and salon, combined with the fitness center, give the property a full resort-wellness footprint that attracts non-gaming guests as well as casino visitors. The integrated shopping complex — a legacy of the Aladdin-era development — remains a major non-gaming draw, with the Miracle Mile Shops retail and dining corridor attached to the property.

★ Editor note

Planet Hollywood — 95 tables, Pai Gow Tiles, Caribbean Stud, and a center-Strip location under Caesars

Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino, which replaced the Aladdin at 3667 S Las Vegas Blvd in 2007, is one of the central Strip's larger casino floors by table count. The 95-table section carries several game types that are increasingly rare on the Strip — Caribbean Stud Poker and Pai Gow Tiles chief among them. The 11-table NL Texas Hold'em poker room and 2,100-machine floor round out a gaming menu that punches above its name recognition. The Caesars Rewards connection means tier credits earned here carry across the full Caesars portfolio. Visit caesars.com/planet-hollywood for current promotions and table minimums.

Priya Sharma

Responsible Gaming Editor

Licensing and Regulation

Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino is a commercial gaming property licensed by the Nevada Gaming Control Board. Sports wagering is legal under Nevada state law. The minimum gambling age is 21.