Shortly after that opening, in October 2006, South Point was acquired by the Gaughn family, owners of the El Cortez. When it opened, it had a striking resemblance to its sister property at the time, the Suncoast. It opened in December 2005 and was known at first as the South Coast. If you have a car while you’re in Vegas, it’s a simple 15 min drive from the centre of the strip with plenty of free parking.The South Point is a large casino in the south part of Las Vegas that caters to economy-minded visitors and neighborhood locals. Toilets were well looked after too.Īll in all, it’s worth a visit if you want to catch a film. The cinema was fairly clean and tidy (apart from the usual popcorn strewn everywhere). The seats were nice and comfortable and they partially reclined. a few people were sent to the back for their correct queue, much to their annoyance. Watch out here! Make sure you’re in the right queue. There is no allocated seating either so this results in big long lines where people queue to get in first to get decent seats. You do get refills on the large popcorn and drinks but it’s unlikely you’ll want to get up halfway through to refill! The result is that there are people everywhere! Expect the same inflated prices for snacks that we have in the UK.

You need to queue up for the popcorn however everything else is self serve. They don’t have self serve machines so you’ll need to queue up.

We visited on a Tuesday which is a cheaper night (not for all movies though). The escalators up to the cinema are hidden round the corner so look behind you when you reach the end of the casino hall.Īt the top you’ll find the ticket office. follow the signs to cinema once you’re inside. There’s free parking at the South Point hotel and the cinema is located within the hotel.

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