The world-famous Tropicana Resort and Casino is located on a 34-acre site on the southeast corner of Las Vegas Boulevard (the famed Strip) and Tropicana Avenue in Las Vegas, Nevada. Capitalizing on its location at "The New Four Corners" of the Strip and its deep involvement in the history of Las Vegas, the property bills itself as "The Tropicana - The Way Las Vegas Was Meant to Be." The "Trop" shares The New Four Corners with the MGM Grand, Excalibur, Luxor, Monte Carlo and New York-New York megaresorts, which have among them more than 18,000 hotel rooms.

The Tropicana itself has 1,871 rooms and suites and boasts one of the world's largest indoor/outdoor swimming pools, as well as a lush five-acre tropical garden. The casino, which occupies 61,000 square feet, contains 1,333 slot machines and 35 table games. The Trop is the home of the Folies Bergere, which is the longest-running production show in Las Vegas (since 1959). The hotel has 110,000 square feet of convention and exhibit space, an array of fine restaurants, health club facilities and extensive parking.

The operating strategy at the Las Vegas Tropicana is to exploit its unique location by focusing on the mid-level gaming business generated by the 18,000-plus non-Tropicana rooms on The New Four Corners. We also market to drive-in customers from Southern California and to the convention and tour-and-travel segments.