Circa Resort & Casino is an all-new integrated resort concept in the heart of Downtown Las Vegas at the historic 18 Fremont Street site. Inspired by the city's irresistible energy and timeless allure, Circa is building a new legacy that turns up the good times to eleven and burns bright with the original spirit of Vegas. Combining the best of Las Vegas service in a modern, state-of-the-art setting, Circa is designed for guests to live large in the now, make the most of life's fleeting moments, and create new memories through an exhilarating, multi-sensory experience. The 1.2-million-square-foot, 777-room resort and casino features a variety of immersive culinary, entertainment and gaming experiences and unparalleled personalized offerings inspired by old-school Las Vegas hospitality.
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Circa Resort & Casino debuting new Smart Store following VenHub partnership
Debuting in spring 2026, the Smart Store was described as a ‘one-of-a-kind installation’ and represents a ‘landmark moment’ in the merger of hospitality, technology and convenience retail.
Downtown Las Vegas properties report increased Canadian visitation with At Par program
Gaming executive Derek Stevens, who currently owns Circa Resort & Casino, the D Las Vegas and Golden Gate Hotel & Casino, originally debuted the currency parity program on January 22.
Circa Sports replaces Underdog as official partner of Kansas City Royals
The MLB franchise originally agreed to collaborate with Underdog in late 2025, but the operator chose to exit Missouri prior to the state’s sports betting market going live on December 1.
Derek Stevens’ Las Vegas properties accepting Canadian currency through August
Stevens owns Circa Resort & Casino, the D Las Vegas and Golden Gate Hotel & Casino in Downtown Las Vegas, as the program will extend to gaming, hotel and beverage offerings.
Circa Sports’ NFL contests pay out record-breaking $31m
The largest prize in Circa Survivor history totaled just over $17.8m, split between five entries who managed to pick correctly in 20 consecutive weeks for the 2025-2026 NFL season.