ORLEANS HOTEL CASINO HAPPY HOURS

The Orleans is a large off-Strip property that’s been quietly serving its loyal local crowd since 1996 — a New Orleans-themed casino that delivers bowling, a movie theater, and a lot of square footage without a lot of pretension. It’s a few blocks from the Strip geographically, but miles away in atmosphere. One verified happy hour at Bailiwick keeps things simple. The neighborhood doesn’t have much going on beyond the casino itself, and the Strip isn’t walkable from here. It works for guests already on property, and as a standalone happy hour destination it’s a tough sell.

ORLEANS HOTEL Las Vegas Happy Hours – Frequently Asked Questions

One verified happy hour — Bailiwick. The property is large and well-amenitized with bowling, a movie theater, and multiple dining options, but the active happy hour program is limited to one spot right now.

Bailiwick is the Orleans’ bar and lounge concept — a comfortable space for a drink with the New Orleans-themed atmosphere the property is known for. It’s a relaxed happy hour option for guests on property.

By address, yes — by experience, no. It’s on Tropicana Avenue a few blocks west of the Strip, but it’s not walkable to Strip properties and the immediate neighborhood doesn’t have much else happening. It functions as a destination property for its own crowd rather than a stop on a broader Strip route.

Long-term Las Vegas locals who’ve been regulars for years, sports bettors drawn to the race and sports book, and guests who want the bowling alley and movie theater along with their casino visit. It has a devoted repeat crowd that keeps it consistently busy.

It’s a stable, well-run property that serves its audience reliably. It’s not undergoing the kind of dramatic renovation that Rio or Westgate have seen, but it doesn’t need to — the Orleans crowd comes back for what’s already there.