I absolutely love the theme of this Las Vegas casino/hotel and wish more hotels would theme themselves like this. The inside is like walking through NYC, and the gaming is somewhat decent here as well.

I rode the coaster here when it first opened (then called Manhattan Express) and it was neat how it went inside and outside of the property. I have not personally stayed at the hotel itself, but I've had friends stay there and they told me it was one of the best stays they've had on the strip.

Stayed here in 2003. Very large and clean rooms. Elevators are hard to figure out. Forget about it if you've had anything to drink. Ask for help to find your room. Expect to walk a mile.



Tables were too crowded and limits too high. Walk across the street to play. Slots are tight.



Food was good and drinks are okay.



The kids stuff is for the older children. Age 12 and up. Roller coaster was high priced, but worth it.



I'd stay somewhere else, but visit for the teen entertainment.

New York , New York is one of the mega casinos on the strip. It has easy access from I-15 and always has ample self parking available.



Their massive swimming pools are mobbed during the summer and the Coney Island style arcade has enough games to keep a child busy for hours. Their roller coaster is fast and furious and a must for coaster lovers.



The casino offers a wide variety of games with a massive floor plan of slot machines (including a nice variety of video poker).



Their food area offers many different NY style resturants and the ESPN Zone is a magent for the teens. New York, New York also provides relatively easy walking access to MGM, Excalibur & Tropicana with their overhead pedestrian walk-ways ( no need to fight the traffic on Las Vegas/Flamingo Blvd intersection )