For sports fanatics, there’s nothing like watching the game from a world-class Las Vegas venue. Whether you’re planning an upcoming trip or looking for an event happening this weekend, these are the spots where every kickoff, tipoff, faceoff and final drive feels larger than life.
Charlie’s Sports Bar at The Wynn Las Vegas
Charlie’s Sports Bar is your favorite place to pregame — you just don’t know it yet. Reserve a table for tailgating and it’s yours throughout the game while you dig into all-American stadium staples. Wash it down with one of 16 beers on tap or a rotating selection of craft brews.
Topgolf Las Vegas
Nearly twice the size of any other Topgolf location in the world, this sports lover’s paradise comes with a 48-foot video wall and five unique bars. Want to play and watch at the same time? Book bottle service at one of 120 climate-controlled hitting bays, each equipped with an HDTV. Between swings, take in Strip views and catch the action on giant screens at the end of the range. Don’t miss Hideaway Pool, where a swim-up bar and massive screen keep the game going.
Stadium Swim at Circa Resort & Casino
To put it bluntly, there’s nothing else like Stadium Swim. Watch the day’s biggest sporting events from one of six pools spread across three levels, all facing a 40-foot-tall LED screen. It’s part gigantic-screen sportsbook, part ultimate pool party — and yes, the pools are heated year-round.
RedTail at Resorts World Las Vegas
Self-described as a “fully integrated social gaming bar,” RedTail keeps the competition going long after the final whistle. Take on your crew at billiards, darts and other games, place in-venue sports bets and settle in among enough TVs to catch the action from nearly every angle in the 6,000-square-foot venue.
Flanker Kitchen + Sports Bar at Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino
At Flanker Kitchen + Sports Bar, game day comes with a full-on Vegas production value. The Mandalay Place venue puts fans in front of a massive LED wall and plenty of additional screens, with more than 40 beers on draft, elevated American comfort food and a karaoke room for taking the celebration into overtime. Come early for breakfast during football season, stay late for the action and make a reservation if you’re bringing the whole crew. Flanker is currently open daily, with early morning hours Monday through Friday.
Rí Rá Irish Pub at Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino
At Rí Rá Irish Pub, catch the game with a proper pint in hand, including English Premier League matches. Built from pieces of a pub restored in Ireland and shipped to Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino, Rí Rá delivers neighborhood-pub warmth with live music, a deep drink list and elevated takes on classic pub fare.
Montecristo Cigar Bar at Caesars Palace
Make game day a little more luxurious at this expansive, 4,000-square-foot cigar bar. Montecristo carries more than 1,000 premium cigars, including several rare brands available only here. Pair your pick with a top-shelf spirit or cocktail at the 100-seat bar, then settle into buttery leather seating for a more refined way to follow the score.
Golden Circle Sportsbook & Bar at Treasure Island - TI Hotel & Casino
Watching the game is practically synonymous with Golden Circle Sportsbook & Bar. Huge video walls and more than 20 monitors mean there’s hardly a bad seat in the house, while craft beer and comfort-food favorites such as loco moco and churros make it easy to stay through the final whistle.
Beer Park at Paris Las Vegas
For an open-air game-day scene right on the Strip, head upstairs to Beer Park. The lively beer garden overlooks Las Vegas Boulevard and puts the action on more than 75 screens, paired with over 100 beer options, classic bar bites and bookable picnic-table seating. Between plays, look across the street for a view of the Fountains of Bellagio. Beer Park remains an active Paris Las Vegas venue, with current operating hours posted by the resort.
Guy Fieri’s Flavortown Sports Kitchen at Horseshoe Las Vegas
If your ideal watch party includes wings, brisket, over-the-top nachos and a high-energy crowd, take a trip to Flavortown. The restaurant sits beside the Caesars Sportsbook at Horseshoe Las Vegas and combines big-screen viewing with a 360-degree island bar and a menu built for sharing. It is currently listed by Caesars as operating daily, opening at 8 a.m.
The Stadium
For a game-day detour beyond the Strip, head to The Stadium in the Arts District. This high-energy sports bar brings big-screen viewing, beer, cocktails and a full food menu to South Main Street, with enough room for solo fans, date-night diners and groups ready to make an afternoon of it. Grab a patio seat when the weather cooperates, pull up for happy hour or settle in for a full slate of games in one of Las Vegas’ most creative neighborhoods. The Stadium is currently open noon to midnight Monday through Friday, with earlier weekend hours for Saturday and Sunday game days.
Book your sports-fueled Las Vegas vacation today. Primetime begins the moment you arrive.