Do people dress up in Vegas anymore?

Gone are the days of the “Suit and Tie/Cocktail Dress” dress code for a casino. Today, just about anything goes, at least at most casinos. However, there are some casinos where you will, undoubtedly, feel more “correct” if you climb up the formal dress code ladder a bit vs wearing a Tshirt and flip flops.



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There are two types of dining in Vegas: casual and fine dining. You might be sensing a theme here, but during the day it's completely normal to wear something very high on the casual scale. Walk right on into a hotel buffet or street side restaurant in your sightseeing clothes and you won't have any problems.

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If you're not comfortable in a dress, jazz up some trendy shorts with a cute top and pumps. When you just can't decide what to wear out in Vegas, an LBD (little black dress) amped up with some accessories is a classic start for a great night out. Keep in mind that the dance floor will get hot and crowded.

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There is no standard dress code for Las Vegas casinos, but people are expected to use their common sense. Casual clothing is perfectly fine for even the most luxurious casinos, as long as players dress up decently. You can go to any Las Vegas casino wearing shirts and trousers and nobody will frown upon your attire.

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The cover charge for most venues ranges between $20 and $60 for men, and between $10 and $30 for women.

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