Find Vegas Resort Maps Online
Many Las Vegas resorts are so huge they’re like mini-cities, and it’s easy to get lost in them. The resorts do offer maps at their check-in and guest services desks, but what if you want to get the lay of the land before you get there?
Some resorts, like MGM Grand and the Palms, have .pdf maps of their resorts on their websites, but you do have to search a bit for the links. Wouldn’t it be nice to have all of the resort maps in one place?
It seems I’m not the only one who thinks so, as I ran across a great map resource online this weekend.
LVCasinoInfo has put up a section that has maps for the Strip resorts, as well as maps for many off-Strip properties, like Green Valley Ranch. The maps are available in low and hi-res .jpgs, as well as .pdf files.
Some of the maps are a bit older (for instance, Mandalay Bay’s .pdf didn’t have Burger Bar listed and Rio’s .pdf doesn’t list the new Lucky Strike Lanes), but each map will definitely give you a good grasp on how the resort is laid out, as well as where the locations of major amenities are, and most importantly for first timers, where the front desk is.
Check out the maps at lvcasinoinfo.com.
By Michelle Snow | Permalink
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Thanks for commenting. 
I agree that the resorts themselves don’t update the maps as often as they should. I just wanted the Las Vegas Logue readers to know that the maps may not show all of the new additions to a resort.
Great job on the site!
send all e-mails i just might have someother people thinking coming also if the deals are good enough.
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Thanks for the plug for my website. I really appreciate it since its a 1 man gig with no advertising.
As for the recentness of the maps, only a handful are more than a year old. The problem is often with the casinos themselves. In the 2 examples you cite, most of the places in Mandalay Place are not listed at all and Rio is still handing out old maps without Lucky Strike on it when I was there 2 weeks ago. I have hit literally 100s of casinos on map runs and some places just dont update their maps.
Thanks again!