Treasure Island Hotel and Casino offers a free family show with pirates and excitement repeated 4 times nightly. No charge for this entertainment!
Pirates battle with seductive (but not upsettingly so!) Sirens who wish to lure them onto the rocks, enthusiastic show with action, song and dance.
It’s not terribly violent but there are live action scenes, and the Sirens are dressed for Vegas, so please consider whether you feel it’s appropriate for your kids before going.
This was our first stay at Treasure Island. The room was nice, bed comfy. Casino was nice not too large. Staff was great and they checked your room key before you can take the elevator to your rooms. Food was good and the two for one buffet coupons were awesome. Had a burger in Kauhanaville and it was great! The only thing I was not happy about was that the tram was not working when we went. Thank you Ti for a wonderful 3 day stay!
Loved everything about the hotel! Easy check-in, rooms (we had the Petite Suite) were great – clean and large, beautiful and fun pool but not too crazy, and the casino had tables ranging in prices -overall great experience. Would absolutely go back and stay at TI again.
Love the my stay at Treasure Island. We started our night at the seafood shack bar. They have the best Mojitos on the strip. Our bartender Rick was great. From there we went to Latin night in the club. Be warned the club drinks are pricey ($21 for a 16 oz. margarita and a draft beer). It reminded me of being 18 yrs old in a Tijuana. The next morning we used 2 for 1 buffet coupon we received at check in. Good times.
I loved staying here. I stayed for three days and wanted to stay one more. When i went down to pay for another day they gave me a discounted rate and didn’t charge a resort fee. I was very satisfied with my stay. The staff was amazing and my room was awesome. The beds were very comfortable and i wanted to take the bathtub home with me.
Treasure Island is a very good hotel on the Las Vegas Strip. Located off of Las Vegas Blvd and Spring Mountain Road, it’s very close to places like the Venetian, Caesar’s Palace, and the newly opened Linq. It’s not the most centrally located hotel, but its close to many of the attractions on The Strip.In terms of the hotel room, my stay was good. Comfortable bed, nice view of The Strip, and a cozy feeling. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. I ordered room service at 3:00am and the waitress told me it would take up to 45 minutes, but to my surprise, my food came within 15 minutes. Great service there.The casino floor isn’t the nicest but its nice. The roulette table closest to the main entrance will hit 27, since it hit 27 almost every time I walked by it (about 7-8 times). But don’t take this as gambling advice.I also took a friend to watch the show, Mystère, and it was absolutely fantastic. 10/10 would recommend watching it. Yes, it is pretty pricey to go see, but its a 2 hour show that has amazing visuals, breathtaking acrobatics, and lots of laughs/audience involvement. Knocking off 1 star because the hotel doesn’t include WiFi with your stay (at least in the room I was in), and I get it – you aren’t in Vegas to stay in your room and browse Facebook or Reddit – but having access to Internet on your downtime is a plus. It’s $25 a day for the resort fee to have WiFi included, or $20 JUST for WiFi. Other than that, staying at Treasure Island was nice.