Circa opened in 2020 as the first ground-up downtown resort since 1980. It is adults only, and its Stadium Swim pools face a giant screen showing sport all day.
The story
Circa opened downtown in October 2020, the first new casino built from the ground up downtown in decades. It is adults only and known for Stadium Swim, a pool amphitheatre facing a giant screen.
A few hours at Circa
- Watch the canopy light shows on Fremont Street in the evening.
- Go up to the rooftop Legacy Club bar for views of downtown and the Strip.
Stay here if
You want a modern, adults-only hotel with downtown energy.
Skip it if
You are travelling with children.
Free here
- The Fremont Street Experience canopy shows next door
Worth paying for
- Stadium Swim (pool amphitheatre with a big screen)
- Legacy Club rooftop bar
Pool: Stadium Swim: six pools in an amphitheatre facing a giant screen, open all year.
Getting around: On Fremont Street; the Deuce bus runs between downtown and the Strip.
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Good to know
- Guests must be 21 or over.
Opened 2020Operator Circa Resort & Casino
Frequently asked questions
What is free at Circa?
The Fremont Street Experience canopy shows next door.
How do I get around from Circa?
On Fremont Street; the Deuce bus runs between downtown and the Strip.
Does Circa have a pool?
Stadium Swim: six pools in an amphitheatre facing a giant screen, open all year.
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