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| Gaming tips and photos posted by real travelers and New Orleans locals. 512 S. Peters Street • 10 Photos • 10 Reviews See all New Orleans Things To Do |  | New Orleans Gaming Reviews | 1 - 10 of 10 |  | GAMBLING BOATS,THE BEST SEAFOODS RESTAURANTS, DON'T FORGET TO EAT JAMBALA ! ON BOURBON ST. KEEP CASH HANDY BARS DON'T TAKE CREDIT CARDS & ATM FEES ARE 3.00 & ! BE PREPARE TO SEE ANYBODY DOING ANYTHING ! I ALWAYS STAY AT THE AIRPORT AREA LESS EXPENSIVE AND ONLY 10 MNS DRIVE FROM DOWNTOWN. THERE ARE TONS OF BARS SO BE READY ! Leave a Comment
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Katrina Notice - Harrah's in New Orleans is closed until further notice. ------------------------------------ We first came in contact with Harrah's in 1964 in Reno NV. I tried to play keno, but I soon discovered that the numbers that I picked never came up. So in order to win, I'd pick the numbers, and then Bob would play other numbers that I didn't pick. But before that, when we were in Colorado in 1948, my mom let me play one of the silver dollar slots. I hit the jackpot. My mom was very unhappy about that because my grandfather (her dad) was a gambler. She didn't want to let me get the gambling bug. So she made me play that slot machine until I lost all the money that I had won. So I don't really 'do' gambling. I did say gambling, but in Louisiana, it is called gaming because there are laws against gambling. Louisiana has 3 Indian (Native American) run casinos in various parts of the state, and some riverboat gaming. But the only land based non-Indian casino in the state is this one of Harrahs. We were standing nearby waiting for the take the Vieux Carre loop bus, but we waited 45 minutes in the cold and it never came. Apparently there is only one bus. I considered going in to Harrah's to eat (they have a restaurant in there in addition to the gaming stuff), but in the end decided against it. Leave a Comment
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Gaming is no longer on the river! Harrah's Casino sits at the foot of Canal Street and offers over 2,000 slot machines and 100 tables...20 of them poker. Restaurants, lounges, live jazz, and a 24 hr. buffet are just a few of the extras offered at this Mardi Gras themed casino/hotel. Leave a Comment
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Harrah's is the place for you! A really cool casino, I think, although I am not much of a gambler myself. Worth noting is the AMAZING buffet!!! Worth every penny... or $10 bill... or $100.... Leave a Comment
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I just walked by and snapped this picture, but if you like casinos, the Big Easy has one for you. Leave a Comment
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Harras Casino. Even if you don't like to gamble, this is a place not to be missed. They have a kewl free show at night with a New Orleans theme. Now, a good bonus of this place are the clean toilets! They're free! Leave a Comment
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Place is HUGE. Classy, competent dealers on the roulette wheels. Had good luck there. Several theme rooms--Mardi Gras, Jean Lafitte, etc Leave a Comment
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It's your money...but I could find better uses for it in this city! Harrah's is the city's largest casino, with 2,000 slot machines plus table games, and is located on Canal Street near the French Quarter. Carnival Club is located on Elysian Fields Avenue and Crescent City Casino on Old Gentilly Road offer just slots. You will also find off-track betting and some casino boats on the river. Leave a Comment
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I dont know how many casinos there are in New Orleans but Harrahs was the only one I saw. I like the Harrahs chain of hotel and Casinos. As a matter of fact in Vegas I like to stay at Harrahs on the strip. Harrahs has that New Orleans Mardi Gras theme going and many places to eat. We didnt stay here very long because I knew I wouldnt be able to get Rob out of here!
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