4 Oldest Casinos on the Las Vegas Strip — The LINQ
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The Flamingo (1946), Tropicana (1957), The LINQ (1959), and Caesars Palace rank among Las Vegas's oldest and most iconic casinos still operating today.
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3. The LINQ
The LINQ initially opened in 1959 as the Flamingo Capri Motel by the same people that owned the Flamingo. It was, however, sold in 1971, and the new owners added a casino. Although the establishment has exchanged hands over the years, it is currently owned by the Caesars Entertainment Corporation. It features about 20 restaurants, a shopping promenade, and a casino with about 830 slots and gaming machines and 55 table games.
