The End of an Era: The Tropicana Hotel-Casino Closes its Doors
The Tropicana Hotel-Casino, a historic landmark on the Las Vegas Strip, has officially closed its doors for the last time. The iconic resort, which first opened in 1957, will soon be demolished to make way for a new $1.5 billion ballpark for the MLB’s Oakland Athletics.
Known for its lush tropical theme, palm trees, and legendary performers, the Tropicana has played a significant role in the history of Las Vegas. Now, as the resort prepares for demolition, fans and collectors have the opportunity to own a piece of its history through a pre-demolition liquidation sale.
Everything from crystal chandeliers and theater seats to bedding, furniture, and appliances is up for grabs. Some items are listed for as low as $1, while more sought-after pieces, like the iconic Tropicana theater doors, are priced at $25,000. Interested buyers can view available items through a video tour on the liquidator’s YouTube channel and can schedule private appointments or register for public sale information.
As the Tropicana makes way for a new chapter in Las Vegas history, fans have the chance to take home a piece of nostalgia from this beloved landmark.