New York-New York opened in 1997 with a skyline of mini skyscrapers, a 150-foot Statue of Liberty and a roller coaster looping around the outside. It is on the busy Tropicana Avenue corner, with T-Mobile Arena close behind.
The story
New York-New York opened in 1997 with a skyline of mini skyscrapers, a Statue of Liberty and a Brooklyn Bridge walkway. A roller coaster runs around the towers.
A few hours at New York-New York
- Ride the coaster at night for the Strip lights.
- Walk the Brooklyn Bridge in front of the hotel.
Stay here if
You want a fun, central-south base at a moderate price.
Skip it if
You want quiet or luxury.
Free here
- The façade and Statue of Liberty for photos
- Hershey’s Chocolate World next door
Worth paying for
- The Big Apple Coaster
- Shows
Pool: Outdoor pool.
Getting around: Footbridges to MGM Grand and Excalibur; a short walk to T-Mobile Arena.
Things to do here
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The Big Apple Coaster
A roller coaster that loops around the New York-New York skyline above the Strip.
Roller coaster
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Good to know
- Rooms vary a lot by tower; check reviews.
Walking from here
Door-to-door estimates at an easy pace. Walk calculator →
Opened 1997Operator MGM Resorts International
Frequently asked questions
What is free at New York-New York?
The façade and Statue of Liberty for photos. Hershey’s Chocolate World next door.
How do I get around from New York-New York?
Footbridges to MGM Grand and Excalibur; a short walk to T-Mobile Arena.
Does New York-New York have a pool?
Outdoor pool.
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