The Lady Luck Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, NV
Lady Luck was a hotel that used to give away a huge coupon book for everything from a free drink to a free game of Keno. This casino was off Fremont Street but brought in ample customers with offers like the coupon books, gimmicks like a money machine and free photos and low-limit tables.
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History
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The Lady Luck Casino opened in 1964. Steadfast AMX sold two floors of the hotel rooms as time-shares in 2002. The CIM Group of Los Angeles, Calif., bought the hotel and casino in 2007.
Geography
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The casino was just off Fremont Street at the corner of Ogden and Third.
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Closing
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The Lady Luck Casino and Hotel closed its doors in 2006, and the owners promised great renovations to both.
Renovation
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In July 2009, the first step toward renovation began with the demolition of part of the hotel and casino.
Considerations
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The casino owners must show substantial renovations beyond demolishing the building by December 2009 in order to reap rewards from the city including the donation of nearby land.
Fun Fact
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The casino maintained the early 60s feel and decor through the turn of the century, with drawings for the opportunity to grab cash in a wind booth similar to the one on the Ellen DeGeneres Show.
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