The Redrock 11 plays second-run movies on its eleven screens as the ad states, the entrace fee is two dollars 'all seats, all times'. Its two auditoriums are equipped with Dolby Digital sound, and have the THX label. The entrance of the Gold Coast Twin is most sober, and almost hard to see, inside the Gold Coast Casino. This circuit owns eight theaters, one of them being the only drive-in in the city, and seven complexes or multiplexes. Their theaters usually offer THX and digital sound. The marked is shared between three circuits: Century Theatres, Regal Cinemas and United Artists. Just like in every big city, multiplexes were built those past few years, but few older theaters closed down so far. No movie palaces in Las Vegas, nor old large theaters divided into complexes, only complexes, old or recent, ranging from two to eighteen screens, some of them into casinos, and one last drive-in. The rest is only a question of will, organization, and luck! It has a record number of hotel rooms, and an impressive number of huge hotels & casinos, where one can stay, eat, and have fun at very decent prices. When travelling through the American South-West, people usually stop in Las Vegas, known as gamble capital of the world.
