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If you’ve never been to Vegas and live in one of the many locations around that country that has banned smoking in public areas, Vegas might be a shock. Smoking is still very much a part of casino culture & is still available in most casinos.
We get a lot of questions about smoking (tobacco & mary jane), so here’s our definitive guide on smoking in Vegas.
Is smoking allowed in Las Vegas casinos?
Smoking is allowed in the vast majority of Las Vegas casinos. However, some casinos may have designated non-smoking areas or floors. It is important to note that while smoking is allowed in casinos, some individual establishments may have their own smoking policies.
If you’re looking to avoid a smokey casino floor, Park MGM is the first & only totally smoke-free casino on the strip. This is a great option if you’re wanting to stay in the action but are sensitive to smoke.
Can you smoke in hotel rooms in Las Vegas?
Most hotel rooms in Las Vegas are smoking rooms. However, most hotels have designated non-smoking rooms or floors. It is recommended to check the smoking policy of the specific hotel you are staying in before booking a room.
If you’re looking to avoid a smokey casino floor, Park MGM is the first & only totally smoke-free casino on the strip. This is a great option if you’re wanting to stay in the action but are sensitive to smoke.
Is it legal to smoke in public in Las Vegas?
It is legal to smoke in public areas in Las Vegas. However, there are some restrictions on where smoking is allowed. For example, smoking is prohibited in some public areas such as parks, playgrounds, and bus stops. Smoking is also prohibited within 25 feet of building entrances, exits, and ventilation systems.
Can you smoke marijuana in Las Vegas?
Marijuana is legal for recreational use in Las Vegas for individuals over the age of 21. However, it is illegal to smoke marijuana in public areas. Smoking marijuana is only allowed in private residences or designated areas such as smoking lounges or dispensaries.
Walking down the strip, you will definitely smell the aroma of mary jane often, but remember that it is still technically illegal outside of private residences, so proceed with caution.
Are there any non-smoking casinos in Las Vegas?
There are some non-smoking casinos in Las Vegas, such as the Park MGM and the Four Seasons at Mandalay Bay. However, these casinos are relatively few in number compared to the number of smoking-permitted casinos.
