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Casinos in Albuquerque, New Mexico

Find the Best Albuquerque Casinos and Casino-Resorts

Hit your jackpot in Albuquerque! The city boasts three exciting, Native-owned casinos and casino resorts, all within a 30-minute drive. These casinos offer everything from slot and table games to luxurious accommodations, nightclubs and exciting events.  

Sandia Resort & Casino

The exterior of Sandia Resort & Casino

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To Albuquerque’s north, you’ll find the beautiful Sandia Resort & Casino, boasting unbeatable views of the mountains, a luxurious golf course, and Vegas-style gaming action. Sandia houses a handful of restaurants, including casual and fine dining. Stop by Bien Shur Rooftop Restaurant and Lounge for delicious eats with a stunning view. The Sandia Amphitheater hosts hosts exciting musicians under the stars. Check the schedule to find who is performing.

Isleta Resort & Casino

The exterior of Isleta Resort & Casino.

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Head south of Albuquerque, only 20 minutes from Downtown, to find Isleta Resort & Casino. Isleta’s casino features slots, table games, bingo, live poker, a sportsbook and more, all alongside resort and spa amenities that can’t be beat. Find big-name musicians performing at the Isleta Amphitheater during the warmer months. Isleta includes fine dining restaurants and a food court.

Route 66 Casino Hotel

The exterior of Route 66 Casino Hotel

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Less than 30 minutes west of Albuquerque, is Route 66 Casino Hotel, where you’ll find slots, craps, roulette, blackjack and bingo parlor. Featuring a seafood and prime rib buffet, you’re sure to "Get Your Kicks! At Route 66 Casino Hotel."

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Helpful Tips and Hints Before You Go:

  • The minimum age to gamble in New Mexico is 21.
  • Most casinos offer a variety of dining experiences including all-you-can-eat buffets, along with fine dining and casual options. 
  • Kids are welcome in the hotel, pool, dining areas, and entertainment venues, but are not allowed in the gaming areas.
  • Some casinos offer free shuttle service. Check their websites to find schedules and pick up locations.
  • Many casinos feature performances by live musicians, tribute bands, and comedians throughout the week.  
  • Most casinos in New Mexico are tribally-owned and operated and are on Native American land. It’s a good idea to take the time to learn about cultural etiquette and local laws before you go. Check our cultural etiquette page for some helpful tips, and research individual locations and Native reservations for more information.