New York-New York Hotel & Casino brings a scaled-down New York skyline to the Las Vegas Strip, with replicas of the Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn Bridge and Empire State Building outside. Inside, you’ll find a casino, restaurants, bars, an arcade and the Big Apple Coaster, which loops around and through the building. The New York theme continues along indoor streets lined with shops and places to eat. It suits families, coaster fans and anyone who wants dining and nightlife without leaving the hotel. Rooms are described as clean and comfortable, though some lack a refrigerator.
A New York skyline on the Strip
The hotel’s exterior recreates parts of New York City, including the Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn Bridge, Empire State Building and Chrysler Building. The mini skyline gives the property its identity from the Strip, while the Big Apple Coaster winds around and through the building.
Inside, the theme continues with an interpretation of Greenwich Village, including brownstone-style façades, tree-lined indoor streets and sidewalk dining. The setting is designed as a playful take on New York, not a replica of the city at full scale. Opened in 1997, the hotel combines that theme with a casino, places to eat, bars and family attractions.
The coaster, arcade and family activities
The Big Apple Coaster is the hotel’s signature ride. It travels around the building and includes an inversion. Children need to be at least 54 inches tall to ride, so check the height requirement before making it part of a family plan. The arcade adds another option for children and teens, with games inspired by Coney Island.
The property also has a pool area and a Hershey’s Chocolate World store. The pool is described as a place to relax, with a splash area for children and loungers for parents. Families can find familiar choices such as burgers, pizza and shakes among the hotel’s dining options.
Food, bars and staying overnight
The Village Street Eateries gather quick meals in one area. Choices named in the supplied material include New York-style pizza at Sirrico’s, sandwiches at Greenberg’s Deli, fish and chips at Fulton’s Fish Fry, pastries at the Village Bakery and hot dogs at Times Square to Go. A 24-hour café is also mentioned. For a sit-down dinner, Gallagher’s Steakhouse is singled out as a strong option.
The bars give the property a social, late-evening feel. Nine Fine Irishmen and Coyote Ugly are among the named venues, and a piano bar is also described as lively and interactive. Staying on site puts rooms, food, bars and attractions in the same complex. Room descriptions vary: some mention spacious, quiet rooms and comfortable beds, while others note that rooms can be smaller and may not include a refrigerator. Ask about room amenities if those details matter to your stay.
Perguntas frequentes
What is there to do at New York-New York besides gamble?
You can ride the Big Apple Coaster, visit the arcade, browse the hotel’s shops, eat at its restaurants or spend time at its bars and pool.
How tall do children need to be to ride the Big Apple Coaster?
The stated minimum height is 54 inches.
Does every room have a refrigerator?
No. Some room descriptions note that there is no refrigerator, so ask about the room’s amenities if you need one.
What are some quick places to eat inside the hotel?
The Village Street Eateries include pizza at Sirrico’s, sandwiches at Greenberg’s Deli, fish and chips at Fulton’s Fish Fry, pastries at the Village Bakery and hot dogs at Times Square to Go.
