Nightclubs and bars in Mississippi

This casino is a 500 ft cruise ship which is permanently docked in the Port of Gulfport. It is the only locally owned and operated casino on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. It certainly makes you sit up and take notice driving along the beach on Hwy90.

There are 825 slots and nearly 25 tables. Also Uncle Floyds World Famous Barbeque restaurant, Cabana Cafe and 3 bars.

We spent the most fun nite ever walking around this little amusement park right off the beachfront highway in Gulfport! We played minigolf (18 holes, with one in particular that we liked. It was an ant hill and you could choose the 'easy way' or the 'hard way' to go through it....our crew chose the hard way and lived to tell about it!), rode a carousel, and made wishes on the wish-board! Great fun!

The whole concept of major gambling in Mississippi is strange and weird, but if you can't make it to Vegas, stop by Tunica. They've got all the games, and they've got the classic Mississippi hospitality, so you feel OK about losing all your money. It's just a short drive from Memphis, so combine a trip to Northern Mississippi with Elvis and Beale Street. (Check out my Memphis page for more information.)

The Hard Rock Casino Biloxi is a great place to go if you wish to play Blackjack, slots, or whatever you like. There is a Ben and Jerry's located inside; as well as a Hard Rock Cafe. This is also a hotel. My personal experience here was I lost $40 pretty quick. It didn't pay out very well, but your luck may be better!!!

The casino's are always packed at night.
The Grand casino, in Buluxi, has a seperate building for kids and teens with VERY tight security to make sure they are safe, so you know they are having fun and you don't need to worry.

The Isle of Capri Casino is actually a stationary boat which is a casino and hotel with 5 restaurants. The casino is open 24 hours and has 704 slots and 16 tables.