Excalibur Hotel & Casino

Excalibur Hotel & Casino Photos, Tips and Details:

The Excalibur Hotel & Casino opened in 1990 and it has 3,981 guest rooms, including 41 suites. It has a Medieval European theme and it is on the “four corners” of the South Las Vegas Strip. The guest rooms are located in either the Royal Tower or the Resort Tower.

The Excalibur’s pool area has 30,000 square feet of deck space with four pools, including a separate pool for guests 18 years of age or older, a water slide, 25-seat whirlpool and 19 cabanas. They feature the Chapel at Excalibur, the Spa at Excalibur, fitness center and many shops.

The Excalibur casino has 100,000 square feet of gaming space with both new and older slot machines. The casino pit has all the popular table games, including Blackjack, Craps, Pai Gow Poker, Roulette, Crazy 4 Poker, Let It Ride, Casino War and more. They have a large non-smoking BetMGM Race & Sports Book. The Excalibur is operated by MGM Resorts International and they use the MGM Rewards loyalty card.

Dining options include:

Baja Fresh (Mexican) Open 24/7
Buca di Beppo (Italian) Tip: They have a great low cost lunch menu.
The Buffet at Excalibur
Cinnabon (American)
Cocolini (Desserts)
Dairy Queen (American)
Del Taco (Mexican)
Dick’s Last Resort (American)
Drenched Bar & Grill (American) Open seasonally at the pool
Einstein Bros. Bagels (American)
Fat Burger (American)
Jimmy John’s Sandwiches (American)
Johnny Rockets (American)
Hot Dog on a Stick (American)
Krispy Kreme (American) Open 24/7
Orange Julius (Dessert)
Pick Up Stix (Chinese)
Pizza Hut Express (Italian)
The Roasted Bean Coffee Bistro (American)
Starbucks (American)
TAP Sports Bar (American)

Tip: The Excalibur has one of the largest food courts on the Las Vegas Strip. It is located on the second floor.

There is The Lounge in the casino that has entertainment (Thursday to Sunday). Other bars and lounges include the Lobby Bar, Center Bar, Sherwood Forest Bar, Thunder Bar, Drenched Bar, Big Chill, Sword & Stone Bar and the Sports Book Bar.

Underground there is The Fun Dungeon, which is a large arcade, Ultimate 4-D Experience and the Tournament of Kings Dinner Show in a 900-seat theater-in-the-round arena.

On the second floor, there is The Mac King Comedy Magic Show, The Australian Bee Gees, Spice Wannabe – The Spice Girls Tribute and the Thunder from Down Under shows, that perform in the Thunderland Showroom, that was fully renovated in August 2019.

Fun Fact: In 1993, the Excalibur introduced a new attraction featuring a 71 foot animatronic dragon fighting with Merlin in the moat of the castle. The hourly show, which had been awarded the “Worst Attraction” accolade by the Las Vegas Review-Journal twice, was discontinued in 2004.

Fun Fact: The Excalibur is the No. 1 purchaser of Cornish Game Hens in the United States. Since June 1990, approximately 6,700,000 hens have been served in the Tournament of Kings Dinner Show.

Tip: There is a free tram to Mandalay Bay, where you can transfer to another tram to go to Luxor. There is also moving sidewalks to the Luxor Hotel & Casino.

RTC Bus Routes: DEUCE and 201