ARIA Las Vegas opened at the end of 2009 on Las Vegas Boulevard, just south of Harmon Avenue. The casino has a selection of slots, video poker, table games, a poker room, and a BetMGM Sportsbook. The resort has a large selection of restaurants and more than 4,000 hotel rooms. Open year-round, there are three ellipse-shaped pools. Other amenities include a spa and salon and a fitness center.
With almost 1,500 suites, Vdara is an all-suite boutique hotel located between Aria and Bellagio. Each suite includes a kitchen with stainless steel appliances, a separate seating area, a separate soaking tub and walk-in shower, and flat-screen TVs. Vdara does not offer a casino.
There is an interior walkway that connects Aria with Park MGM. Additionally, there is a tram in The Shops at Crystals that goes to Bellagio.
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Aria casino
Aria has a selection of live table games, slots, and video poker. Players may receive slot play and member offers by using their MGM Rewards card.
There is also a 24-table poker room and a BetMGM Sportsbook. A live betting window and kiosks are available. Lounge seating has views of up to 200 live events.


Table games
At Aria, table games include baccarat, blackjack, craps, pai gow poker, roulette, Three Card Poker, and Ultimate Texas Hold’em. Free Bet Blackjack is also available. The minimum bet is usually $15 or $25 for most games.
Aria has the best Las Vegas blackjack game by expected return, which is double-deck that stands on soft 17. It also deals European Roulette which is the best version of the game in Las Vegas. It is single zero with la partage, meaning even money bets receive half back when zero is called.
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Poker room
On the east side of the casino floor, there is a 24-table poker room. It hosts daily tournaments at 1pm and 7pm. Cash games run 24 hours a day. Learn more in our Aria poker room review.
Entertainment at Aria
There are no live entertainment events held at Aria. However, shows and events are available at other MGM properties. This includes four Cirque du Soleil shows, Dolby Live at Park MGM, and T-Mobile Arena. A fine art collection is scattered throughout the property’s indoor and outdoor public spaces.
Dining and drinks at Aria
There is a large selection of restaurants at Aria. Some are close to the casino floor, while others are located on the second-level Promenade. Children 6 and older are permitted to dine prior to 10pm at many locations. Some allow children to dine in a private dining room, but not in the main restaurant.
- ARIA Patisserie – Quick bites. French bakery.
- Bardot Brasserie – Upscale casual. French cuisine.
- Blossom – Business casual. Chinese cuisine.
- Carbone – Business casual. Italian cuisine.
- CATCH – Business casual. Seafood, sushi, and steak.
- Din Tai Fung – Casual. Pan-Asian cuisine.
- Gymkhana – Business casual. Indian cuisine.
- Javier’s – Business casual. Mexican fare.
- Jean Georges Steakhouse – Smart casual. Steakhouse and seafood.
- Lemongrass – Casual. Thai cuisine.
- Moneyline Pizza & Bar – Casual. Pizza and bar fare.
- Posh Burger – Casual. Burgers.
- Pressed Juicery – Quick bites. Juices.
- Proper Eats Food Hall (also hosts Easy’s Cocktail Lounge and Proper Bar)
- Easy Donuts
- Egghead
- Happy Leaf
- Laughing Buddha Ramen
- Lola’s Burgers
- Lucky Bird Chicken Tenders
- Parm Famous Italian
- Pizzaoki
- SunLife Organics
- Temaki Bar
- Wexler’s Deli
- Salt & Ivy – Casual. Breakfast and lunch. American cuisine.
- Starbucks (Convention and Promenade locations) – Quick bites. Coffee.








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Aria was visit number 51 of 93 for our casino record 21st anniversary celebration.
This page is sourced from a combination of Vegas Advantage visits and information from the MGM Resorts website.
Last Updated on October 28, 2026 by Kristina Mehaffey
