visited this place while staying at the sahara casino nearby, right next to circus circus this place was great for cheap beer and cheap eats, found i could win more on these slots than anywhere else i visited on the strip, perhaps i was just lucky, but i spent about 3 hours here and it felt like 10 mins i was having such a good time.

Because i'm a HUGE fan of truely retro Vegas, I'm a fan of 3 things Vegas 1-Slots a Fun 2-Riviera 3-Tropicana. These places are a sure bet of having loads of fun on the strip. Slots a Fun has always provided hours of entertainment for me every trip to Vegas. I've never been lucky enough to hit a jackpot here, but I've been entertained here for hours on end for very little money. In essence, thats all I really ask out of a casino because they are all in business to take our money. Coctail staff here are all very friendly and efficient and I tip them accordingly for that. And in return, they get me drunk! The 1/2lb hotdog here is something to try at least once (Don't do it sober!) All in all a fun little place that deserves a chance. I'm heading to Vegas again in 2 weeks and will heading to slots a fun as soon as I get there!

We were there Sept. 5-9 2009, this is a place we have visited for years. We were so disappointed to see the slot machines were new and no longer pay out with coins - they use paper. All of our "old" machines were gone and we could no longer hear the coins "clanging"....it was just sad.

Slots of Fun, although not hidden at all, I would consider to be a hidden Gem of the las Vegas strip for sure. If you need to find it, just look for Circus Circus, it will be right out front by the bus stop.

When you enter this place its entry is open to the strip with no doors. It’s filled with sounds of cheering, laughter and excitement. $3.00 blackjack tables, great dealers, fast service for drinks, all add to the experience.

In another review I read (Which is why we went here in the first place) Said it was the “hills have eye’s” of Las Vegas, and that person couldn’t have described it better. (Some very interesting people here for sure)

The dealers here are not you’re standard Vegas dealers, when you ask for a hit when you should be hitting, the dealer looked at the card first before showing it and told me not to take a hit as I would bust if I did, so I stayed. He continued to do so down the table until he busted at the end and the whole table made money.

Our particular table played for hours increasing our bets more and more, cycling through 3 dealers. By the time it was all said and done, I think all of us left with more money in our pocket than what we came in with. (I couldn’t believe that the dealers were actually helping us, as I’ve never experienced or heard of that happening ever before.) This place is very relaxed which makes it a great time.

There is a food vender here, but I would hold off even if you’re starving. The $1.99 Foot long hotdog may be tempting, but do not attempt to eat one, unless you are doing it as a dare. :-)

Basically, everything about this place makes it one of my top 10 things to do and see in Vegas, as there’s no other place like it. When you first walk in, you may wonder what all the hype is about, but give it chance, sit down at a table and you’ll see what everyone’s raving about. Have fun, we certainly did.