Atlantis Casino Reno Guide 2026

Atlantis Casino Resort Spa sits on the south end of Reno’s strip and offers one of Nevada’s largest gaming floors. This guide explains slot machines, table minimums, hotel packages, and how to move from the land-based property to the online platform.

1. Getting There and Parking

Free valet and self-parking are available
for hotel guests. Rideshare drop-off sits directly
1. Getting There and Parking

Free valet and self-parking are available for hotel guests. Rideshare drop-off sits directly outside the main entrance. Public buses stop every 15 minutes from downtown Reno.

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2. Slot Floor Layout

  • More than 1,400 machines range from
  • 1¢ penny slots to $100 high-limit reels.
  • 2. Slot Floor Layout

More than 1,400 machines range from 1¢ penny slots to $100 high-limit reels. Atlantis links several progressives that often exceed $1 million.

3. Table Games and Limits

  • Blackjack starts at $15 on weekdays
  • and $25 on weekends. Roulette, baccarat, and
  • 3. Table Games and Limits

Blackjack starts at $15 on weekdays and $25 on weekends. Roulette, baccarat, and Pai Gow tables open at 10 a.m. and stay open until 4 a.m.

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4. Online Play Linked to Atlantis Rewards

Sign up for Atlantis Rewards and
use the same login on the casino’s
4. Online Play Linked to Atlantis Rewards

Sign up for Atlantis Rewards and use the same login on the casino’s online platform. Points earned on-site convert to free-play credits online at a 1:1 ratio.

5. Hotel and Dining Deals

Weekday room rates start at $89 5. Hotel and Dining Deals

Weekday room rates start at $89 mid-week. Use your rewards card at eight on-site restaurants to receive between 5 % and 15 % cash back on food purchases.

6. Responsible Gaming Resources

  • Self-exclusion kiosks stand near every pit.
  • The Nevada Council on Problem Gambling hotline
  • 6. Responsible Gaming Resources

Self-exclusion kiosks stand near every pit. The Nevada Council on Problem Gambling hotline is printed on the back of every rewards card.