Farewell O'Sheas

1989-2012

On April 30th, 2012, O'Sheas Casino closed its doors to make way for The Linq, a $550 million retail and entertainment center slated to open in 2013. While we mark the end of a Vegas legend, we look forward to "O'Sheas 2.0," an updated version of your favorite place that will be part of the Linq complex. Please keep an eye on this page for the latest news. And yes, there will be beer pong.

For now we say a heartfelt “thank you” to all of our guests and employees, who over the years made the O'Sheas experience unlike any other in Las Vegas.

The memories live on.
Visit our Facebook page to add yours.

Nicole Renee Smith: The first time I went to O'Shea's I entered my very first poker tournament and I actually made the last table, I was the last female and I came in 5th it is a memory I will always treasure!
3 day ago

Karen Berinsky: It's noisy but so much fun. It's the ONLY casino I have ever won money in. Lot's of great times there. (
3 days ago

Mike Redd: I stumbled into this place one year an LOVED it, played blackjack an the players were all super fun an the dealers were fabulous!! Everytime I go to Vegas its a MUST visit. I will miss it ALOT!! The BEST PLACE TO BE ON THE VEGAS STRIP!!!
6 days ago

Grace Campbell: My best memory of O'Sheas was learning to play Craps one night while my bf was playing Poker. It was 2am and the dealers beckoned me to play. They were the nicest bunch, I even won enough money to pay for my trip. Beginners luck! Every trip we made to Vegas, we made sure to go back to O'Sheas. We would start our night at O'Shea's and end our evening at O'Shea's I'm so sad to see it close, Vegas will never be the same never be the same for me anymore..You'll be missed :(
9 days ago

Travis Atherton: I love this place! Always a party! I remember beating 2 girls in beer pong one night while their boyfriends cheered me on.(
10 days ago

From the
Pulse of Vegas Blog

One thing's for sure: The Las Vegas Strip will never be quite the same. Behold, "The Linq."

Caesars Entertainment, the company whose blog this is (sort of), has released a ton of renderings and information about the massive development project that has the potential to invigorate the Center-Strip area like never before.