The Tropicana Casino, one of Las Vegas’ longest-standing and most historic hotels, went out with a bang on Wednesday as it was demolished to make room for a new Major League Baseball stadium.

As Las Vegas rapidly evolved in the following decades, including a building boom of Strip megaresorts in the 1990s, the Tropicana also underwent major changes. Two hotel towers were added in later ...

As Las Vegas rapidly evolved in the following decades, including a building boom of Strip megaresorts in the 1990s, the Tropicana also underwent major changes. Two hotel towers were added in later ...

As Las Vegas rapidly evolved in the following decades, including a building boom of Strip megaresorts in the 1990s, the Tropicana also underwent major changes. Two hotel towers were added in later ...

The iconic Tropicana Las Vegas is no more after it was imploded in the early morning hours on Wednesday. The 22-second demolition of two hotel towers was caught on camera by Bally's Corporation ...

Kim said the Tropicana was an “amazing” casino with a rich history tied to classic Las Vegas icons like the Rat Pack and showgirls. But Vegas, he said, is not a sentimental town. “ ...

The Tropicana Las Vegas is officially no more ... How quickly can you solve it? Play now! The hotel was the third-oldest casino on the strip, and one of the last remaining ties to the city's ...

The Tropicana Las Vegas hotel — famous as both a Rat Pack haunt and a monument to mobster lore — was imploded at 2:30 a.m. local time to make room for a baseball stadium. “Tonight we bid ...

One of the original Las Vegas casinos is about to take its final bow. The Tropicana, which first opened in 1957, will be imploded on Oct. 9. The hotel has been closed to visitors since April 2 ...

The Las Vegas Strip has officially said goodbye to an iconic casino. The Tropicana Las Vegas fell early Wednesday morning as part of a grand implosion in Sin City. The Vegas sky was illuminated by ...

This Wednesday, however, thousands gathered in the middle of a midweek night on the south end of the Strip to witness the implosion of the historic Tropicana Las Vegas hotel and casino.