Alice Springs Casino is the casino at Lasseters, a long-established entertainment and hospitality complex at 93 Barrett Drive in Alice Springs, Northern Territory. Opened in 1981 and originally known as Diamond Springs Casino, the property has developed from a standalone regional casino into one of the major hospitality destinations in Central Australia.
Lasseters Hotel Casino, Alice Springs
The casino opened in Alice Springs in 1981 and was originally known as Diamond Springs Casino. Historical records from Library & Archives NT document the official opening of the Alice Springs Casino on 9 July 1981. Lasseters later became an established part of the tourism and entertainment industry in Central Australia, expanding well beyond the original casino operation.
Today, Alice Springs Casino operates as part of the wider Lasseters precinct rather than as an isolated gaming venue. Lasseters describes the property as the centre of entertainment in Central Australia, bringing casino gaming together with hotel accommodation, restaurants and bars, resort facilities, health and wellness services, TAB facilities and event infrastructure at a single Alice Springs destination.
The casino itself provides electronic gaming and live table gaming alongside TAB and Keno facilities. More specialised parts of the gaming experience, including the Members Lounge and Lasseters Rewards program, form part of the wider casino offering. Each of these areas is covered separately throughout this site so visitors can understand exactly what is available before arriving.
The Alice Springs Casino officially opened in 1981 and originally operated as Diamond Springs Casino.
Alice Springs, Northern Territory 0870, Australia, within the wider Lasseters hospitality and entertainment precinct.
The casino is owned and operated by Alice Springs Casino Operations Pty Ltd, a member of the Iris Capital group of companies.
Lasseters operates under a casino operator's agreement with the Northern Territory Government.
The property has changed considerably since its 1981 opening. The original Alice Springs casino was known as Diamond Springs Casino before becoming Lasseters Hotel Casino. Lasseters' own historical material describes the casino as an integral part of Central Australia's tourism industry and records substantial investment and expansion over successive periods of ownership.
A major ownership change occurred in 2021 when the Lasseters property was acquired by Iris Capital. The current casino licensee and operator, Alice Springs Casino Operations Pty Ltd, is part of the Iris Capital group. Northern Territory regulatory records also identify the company as the licensee of Lasseters Hotel Casino.
This history explains why visitors searching for “Alice Springs Casino” will normally encounter the Lasseters name. Alice Springs Casino describes the destination geographically, while Lasseters is the established name of the casino and surrounding hospitality and entertainment precinct.
An international-standard casino with electronic gaming, live tables, TAB and Keno.
Hotel accommodation is integrated into the wider Lasseters resort experience.
Multiple food and beverage venues allow visitors to combine gaming with dinner, casual meals and drinks.
The complex also incorporates a resort pool, poolside cafe, health club and day spa.
The wider precinct includes major event and conference infrastructure for visitors to Alice Springs.
The gaming experience at Lasseters is organised around several distinct areas rather than a single type of casino play. Visitors can move between electronic gaming, live table games, sports and racing facilities, Keno and a dedicated Members Lounge, while Lasseters Rewards connects eligible play with the venue-wide loyalty program.
Alice Springs, Northern Territory
Electronic gaming forms one of the principal parts of the Lasseters casino floor. The area brings together machines from different manufacturers and across multiple denominations, with both established favourites and newer products released in the Northern Territory.
Explore Electronic GamingLive dealer gaming operates separately from the electronic gaming schedule. This is the traditional casino area for visitors looking for dealer-led card, wheel and dice games. Lasseters maintains a broad table-game catalogue, which is covered individually in the dedicated Table Games section.
Explore Table GamesThe Sports Lounge gives Lasseters a distinct wagering and viewing area beyond conventional casino games. TAB facilities allow visitors to follow and wager on major sporting events as well as Australian and international racing while live coverage is shown throughout the lounge.
Lasseters is connected to the NT Keno network. Draws take place every few minutes and winning numbers are displayed at the venue. Unlike an activity confined to one casino table, Keno terminals are available in both the Sports Lounge and Casbah.
Explore KenoLasseters also provides a dedicated Members Lounge for Lasseters Rewards members. The official casino information highlights electronic games and personalised service in this area, giving returning members a separate environment within the wider casino experience.
Discover Members LoungeLasseters Rewards operates across the casino and the wider property rather than functioning as a separate gaming area. Members can earn points through eligible electronic and designated table-game play and use the program across a wider selection of Lasseters facilities.
Electronic gaming and live table games follow different trading hours, so the entire casino offering is not available at the same time of day. Electronic gaming opens from 9am daily, while table games begin from 4pm. Detailed opening times, entry requirements and first-visit information are covered separately later on this page.
Electronic gaming is a major part of the casino experience at Lasseters. The gaming floor combines machines from different manufacturers and denominations, established favourites, newer casino products released in the Northern Territory, progressive jackpot machines, linked products and touchscreen electronic roulette.
Closing time varies by day
Lasseters does not publish a fixed machine-by-machine inventory, which is useful to understand before visiting because individual titles can change. Instead, the casino describes its electronic floor as offering a broad range of games from different manufacturers and across multiple denominations.
The selection spans what Lasseters calls old favourites through to the latest casino products released in the Northern Territory. This gives the floor a mix of familiar machine formats and newer electronic gaming products rather than focusing exclusively on recent releases.
Progressive gaming is also a prominent part of the electronic offering. Lasseters specifically identifies standalone progressive jackpot machines and linked products, while its official Electronic Games page displays a changing selection of current jackpot products and their live advertised values.
The electronic floor is built around products from multiple manufacturers. Lasseters does not publish a permanent list of every cabinet or supplier, so visitors should expect the exact machine mix to evolve as games are introduced, replaced or updated.
Electronic games are offered across multiple denominations. The official casino information does not publish a complete denomination schedule for every machine, so individual stake options should be checked directly on the selected terminal before play.
Lasseters describes the selection as ranging from old favourites to newer casino products released in the Northern Territory, allowing familiar machine styles and newer releases to operate alongside one another.
Progressive gaming includes standalone progressive jackpot machines as well as linked products. Jackpot amounts are not fixed and can change as eligible games are played, so displayed values should always be treated as current rather than permanent casino figures.
The official Lasseters Electronic Games page publishes live-style jackpot displays for a number of electronic gaming products. The product names below are currently featured by Lasseters, but the jackpot amounts continually change and therefore are best checked on the casino's current displays when visiting.
Progressive jackpot values are dynamic. A figure seen online before a visit may be different by the time you arrive at the casino.
Electronic gaming at Alice Springs Casino is not limited to conventional gaming machines. Lasseters specifically lists Vegas Star Roulette terminals as part of its electronic gaming offering.
These touchscreen terminals provide an electronic roulette format and sit within the electronic gaming category rather than the live dealer Table Games section. This distinction is useful for first-time visitors because electronic gaming operates on a much broader daily schedule than Lasseters' live tables.
Rewards members can insert their Lasseters Rewards card into the card reader on an electronic gaming machine. Once accepted, eligible points accumulate automatically while playing and the points balance can be viewed on the machine's message display.
Entry to the Lasseters casino is restricted to persons aged 18 and over. Game availability, individual machines, denominations and progressive jackpot values may change.
Live table gaming is a distinct part of the Lasseters casino experience. The official game list covers traditional casino favourites, poker formats and dice games, giving visitors a choice that extends from American Roulette and Blackjack to Baccarat, Pontoon, Craps and several poker-based games.
Closing hours vary through the week
Lasseters publishes a broad table-game catalogue rather than concentrating on only Blackjack and Roulette. Its current official list includes American Roulette, Blackjack, Texas Hold'em and Omaha Poker, Three Card Poker, Progressive Texas Hold'em, Baccarat, Craps, Caribbean Stud and Pontoon.
The casino's Table Games page also provides dedicated game information for Texas Hold'em Bonus and Casino War. This means visitors will encounter several different styles of live gaming: wheel games, traditional comparing card games, community-card poker, casino poker variants and dice.
Individual table availability can vary. Lasseters does not publish a permanent online schedule showing which game is operating at every table or the current minimum and maximum bets, so visitors who need a particular game or limit should confirm availability directly with the casino.
The cards below explain the basic format of each game currently identified by Lasseters. They are intended to help first-time visitors distinguish the different tables before arriving, rather than replace the rules displayed at the casino.
American Roulette is the roulette format listed by Lasseters. Players place wagers on the numbered layout before the dealer spins the wheel, with bets available around individual numbers and broader groups of outcomes.
Blackjack is one of the principal traditional card games advertised by Lasseters. Players compete against the dealer rather than one another, attempting to build a stronger hand without exceeding a total of 21.
Baccarat is included in the official Lasseters table-game selection. The game is built around two hands, traditionally identified as Player and Banker, with wagers placed on the result rather than playing a hand against the dealer in the manner of Blackjack.
Pontoon provides another 21-style card-game option on the Lasseters table-game list. Although related to Blackjack in its objective, terminology and table rules differ, so visitors should follow the specific rules displayed for the Lasseters game.
Craps is the dedicated dice game listed by Lasseters. It offers a very different live-table format from the casino's card and wheel games, with wagers based around the outcomes of dice rolls and the table's betting layout.
Casino War is separately linked from Lasseters' official Table Games page. It uses a simple dealer-versus-player card comparison format, making it structurally different from Blackjack, Baccarat and the casino's poker games.
Poker makes up a significant part of the published Lasseters table-game catalogue. The casino lists traditional poker names alongside faster casino-table variants, so they should not all be treated as the same type of game.
Lasseters currently identifies Texas Hold'em, Omaha Poker, Three Card Poker and Progressive Texas Hold'em in its main table-game list, while Texas Hold'em Bonus is also given its own game information link. Caribbean Stud is additionally named in the official selection.
Lasseters asks visitors seeking further table-game information or registration details to contact the casino directly.
The internationally recognised community-card poker format is included in Lasseters' published table-game selection.
Omaha appears alongside Texas Hold'em in the casino's official poker offering, providing another community-card poker format.
A compact casino poker format built around three-card hands and dealer-based table play.
Lasseters specifically includes Progressive Texas Hold'em in its published table-game catalogue.
Texas Hold'em Bonus has a dedicated information link on the official Lasseters Table Games page.
Caribbean Stud is also named by Lasseters among the casino's available table games.
The published game catalogue does not mean every listed game is guaranteed to be operating at every moment. Current tables and betting limits should be confirmed at the casino.
Rewards members can present their Lasseters Rewards card to the croupier at designated gaming tables to accrue eligible points while playing.
No person under 18 years of age is permitted entry to Lasseters Casino. First-time visitors should also check current casino entry and dress requirements before arriving.
Beyond the main gaming floor, Lasseters provides a dedicated Members Lounge designed for eligible guests who prefer a more separate gaming environment. The lounge combines electronic gaming with personalised service and is available to Lasseters Rewards members and eligible in-house hotel guests.
The Members Lounge is not simply another name for the main casino floor. Lasseters identifies it as a dedicated area for Lasseters Rewards members, with electronic games and personalised service forming the core of the lounge experience.
The space gives eligible visitors another option within the casino when they want to step away from the broader public gaming environment while remaining within the Lasseters gaming experience. The emphasis is on a dedicated setting and member service rather than introducing an entirely separate catalogue of casino games.
Lasseters also states that Crowne Plaza in-house guests can access the Members Lounge. This makes the lounge relevant not only to established Rewards members but also to eligible visitors staying at the adjoining hotel during their time in Alice Springs.
The lounge is a dedicated facility available to members of the Lasseters Rewards program.
Lasseters also identifies in-house guests staying at Crowne Plaza as having access to the Members Lounge.
Access conditions and operating arrangements can change. Visitors should confirm current lounge access with Lasseters when arriving.
The Members Lounge provides eligible visitors with a dedicated casino environment distinct from the broader public gaming floor.
Lasseters specifically lists electronic games as part of the Members Lounge experience. The venue does not publish a permanent online machine-by-machine inventory for this area.
Personalised service is one of the features Lasseters directly associates with the Members Lounge, distinguishing the space from the general description of the main gaming floor.
The lounge is connected to the wider Lasseters resort experience through access for Crowne Plaza in-house guests, linking accommodation and casino facilities within the same precinct.
Both form part of Alice Springs Casino, but they serve different purposes within the Lasseters gaming experience.
The Members Lounge is closely connected with Lasseters Rewards, but the membership program itself is covered separately. Rewards levels, earning points, member benefits and ways to use points are explained in the dedicated Lasseters Rewards section.
Lasseters extends beyond conventional casino gaming with a dedicated Sports Lounge where visitors can follow live sporting events and racing, access TAB facilities and play NT Keno. The lounge brings sports viewing, Australian and international racing coverage and wagering facilities together in one part of the casino precinct.
Live racing and sporting events
The Sports Lounge is Lasseters' dedicated setting for live racing and sporting coverage. Its large-screen setup allows visitors to follow multiple events while remaining close to TAB and Keno facilities.
TAB facilities are located directly in the Sports Lounge. Lasseters states that visitors can place wagers on major sporting events while also following racing action from Australian and international racing meetings.
This makes the Sports Lounge the relevant part of Lasseters for visitors interested in sports and racing wagering rather than casino table games. TAB operates as its own wagering service and should not be confused with Blackjack, Roulette, Baccarat or other games on the casino floor.
Lasseters is linked to the NT Keno network. NT Keno uses eighty numbered balls, with twenty numbers drawn for each game. Games are drawn every few minutes in Darwin and winning numbers are shown on displays at Lasseters.
Keno is not restricted to one dedicated table or gaming room. Lasseters places Keno terminals in two parts of the property, allowing eligible visitors to access the game from both the Sports Lounge and Casbah.
The viewing setup is one of the defining features of the Sports Lounge. Lasseters officially lists 22 large screens in the space, including five sports plasma screens.
These screens carry current racing and sporting events live, allowing the lounge to function as both a wagering area and a dedicated sports-viewing environment within the wider Lasseters entertainment complex.
The Sports Lounge combines the practical functions of a TAB outlet with live event viewing. A visitor can follow the sporting or racing action on the lounge screens while accessing the TAB facilities located in the same area.
Lasseters specifically identifies both Australian and international racing meetings in its TAB offering, alongside wagering on major sporting events. Exact events, markets and wagering availability depend on the current TAB program rather than a permanent casino schedule.
Visitors do not have to remain in one part of the property to access Keno. Lasseters officially lists terminals in both the Sports Lounge and Casbah.
Keno terminals are available alongside the lounge's TAB facilities and live sport and racing screens.
Lasseters also provides Keno terminals at Casbah, extending access beyond the Sports Lounge itself.
TAB facilities are located in the Sports Lounge at Lasseters.
Keno terminals are located in the Sports Lounge and Casbah.
Yes. Lasseters states that current racing and sporting events are screened live throughout the Sports Lounge.
Specific sporting events, racing meetings and wagering markets depend on the current schedule and should be checked when visiting.
Visiting Lasseters for the first time is straightforward, but there are a few practical points worth knowing before entering the casino. Entry is restricted to adults aged 18 and over, identification may be required, venue dress regulations apply, and Lasseters Rewards membership is optional rather than a requirement for general casino entry.
Persons under 18 are not permitted in the casino.
Lasseters Casino forms part of the wider Lasseters entertainment complex at 93 Barrett Drive in Alice Springs. When visiting specifically for casino gaming, the most important distinction is that the casino is an adults-only area: Lasseters states that no person under the age of 18 is permitted entry.
First-time visitors do not need to enrol in Lasseters Rewards simply to enter the general casino floor. Rewards is a separate membership program for eligible guests who want to access member benefits and earn points. If you want to join, staff at the Rewards desk can assist with membership and explain how the program works.
From arriving at Lasseters to choosing where to go on the gaming floor, these are the practical steps a new visitor should expect.
The casino is located within the Lasseters complex at 93 Barrett Drive, Alice Springs. Follow casino signage once inside the property rather than assuming every part of the hotel and entertainment complex is a gaming area.
Casino access is strictly 18+. Carry current photo identification so you can verify your age if requested by venue staff. Being exactly 18 is sufficient for the casino's minimum-age requirement.
Lasseters applies dress regulations to the venue. Choose clean, appropriate casual clothing and remember that admission remains subject to current venue conditions and staff discretion.
Once admitted, you can head to electronic gaming, live table games or the Sports Lounge depending on your plans. If you are unsure where a facility is located, casino staff can direct you without requiring membership.
Because entry to the casino is restricted to people aged 18 and over, first-time visitors should carry valid current photo identification. Staff may request proof of age before allowing access to restricted areas.
Casino admission is subject to venue dress standards. For a first visit, neat casual clothing is the safest approach. Management and venue staff retain responsibility for applying current entry and dress requirements.
Lasseters Rewards should not be confused with casino admission. You can visit the general casino floor without joining the loyalty program. Membership becomes relevant if you want to collect eligible points and use the program's member benefits.
You do not need to follow a fixed route. Choose the part of Lasseters that matches what you came to do.
Head to the electronic gaming floor for gaming machines, progressive products and electronic roulette.
Visit the live tables when they are operating for dealer-led games such as Roulette, Blackjack, Baccarat, Craps and the available poker formats.
Go to the Sports Lounge for live sport and racing screens, TAB facilities and access to NT Keno.
Stop at the Rewards desk if you want information about joining Lasseters Rewards or need assistance with an existing membership.
You do not need previous casino experience to visit Lasseters. When you are unfamiliar with a game or venue procedure, follow staff instructions rather than guessing.
At live tables, wait for the dealer before placing or moving chips if you are unsure about the correct procedure.
Staff can clarify where to go and how venue procedures work. Game rules and betting limits should be checked at the table or machine before committing to play.
Follow any instructions concerning phones, photography or behaviour in restricted gaming areas.
Casino staff and management are responsible for enforcing entry conditions, responsible conduct and venue rules.
Yes. Lasseters states that persons under 18 are not permitted entry to the casino, making 18 the minimum age for casino access. Bring suitable photo identification, comply with the venue's current entry and dress requirements, and ask staff for assistance if this is your first casino visit. Joining Lasseters Rewards is optional for general casino admission.
Lasseters offers several distinctly different places to eat within the same entertainment and hotel complex. Visitors can choose premium à la carte dining at Tali, relaxed grill and pub-style meals at Juicy Rump, lighter food at Casbah or a poolside break at Splash Cafe. The current Lasseters restaurant directory also lists Tempo among its food and beverage venues.
Lasseters describes Tali as its premium restaurant and the “jewel in the Crowne”. It is the natural choice within the complex when visitors want a more substantial restaurant experience rather than casual pub food or a quick meal.
Tali operates as an à la carte restaurant and serves multiple parts of the day. It is also integrated with the adjoining Crowne Plaza hotel experience, including breakfast service for hotel guests and selected accommodation packages that include dining at Tali.
For visitors planning an evening at Lasseters, Tali therefore works particularly well for a sit-down dinner, a longer meal with a partner or group, or an occasion where the dining experience itself is an important part of the visit.
The outlets serve different purposes, so the best choice depends on whether you want a proper restaurant dinner, casual pub atmosphere or something lighter.
Casual Pub & Grill
Juicy Rump is Lasseters' casual alternative to Tali and is centred around meals from the grill, drinks and a relaxed social atmosphere. It is designed for families, friends and groups rather than formal dining.
One of its strongest features is its setting: guests can use the large covered deck or beer garden overlooking the MacDonnell Ranges. Inside, padded leather booths run along full-length windows, while a 103-inch plasma screen shows sport from around the world.
Casbah provides one of the lighter dining options within Lasseters. The official restaurant overview specifically groups Casbah with the venues suited to light meals, making it useful when a full restaurant dinner is unnecessary.
Splash Cafe is Lasseters' poolside option. The venue is promoted as a place to relax after a workout or around the resort pool, with protein smoothies, cocktails and light meals available.
You do not need to leave the Lasseters precinct to switch between restaurant styles. The main dining choices cover everything from premium à la carte meals to casual grill food and poolside refreshments.
Choose Tali when you want Lasseters' premium restaurant experience and a more complete sit-down meal.
Best suited to relaxed meals, grill dishes, drinks, groups and casual dining with views towards the MacDonnell Ranges.
A convenient choice when you want a lighter meal rather than committing to a longer restaurant experience.
Suited to light meals, smoothies and drinks while using the resort, pool or nearby health facilities.
Juicy Rump is particularly useful for visitors who want food and entertainment in the same venue. Lasseters promotes its large covered deck, beer garden, MacDonnell Ranges views, free Wi-Fi and 103-inch sports screen. Local and touring performers are also presented on the deck from 7pm on Fridays and Saturdays.
Tempo is also included in Lasseters' current restaurant and food-and-beverage directory. Unlike the main dining choices above, Lasseters presently provides less public detail about its everyday dining role, so visitors should check current availability directly with the venue rather than assuming a permanent meal service or menu.
Restaurant menus, service periods, promotions and opening hours can change. If a particular outlet is important to your visit, check the current Lasseters restaurant information before arriving. Tali is the premium dining option, Juicy Rump covers casual pub and grill dining, while Casbah and Splash Cafe provide lighter alternatives.
Lasseters is also designed as a social and evening destination. Visitors can come for a drink, meet friends, watch international sport or spend an evening listening to live performers without making casino gaming the focus of the visit. Juicy Rump is particularly important to this side of the complex, combining drinks, a large outdoor deck, beer garden, sports viewing and regular weekend entertainment.
Juicy Rump is one of the clearest choices at Lasseters for visitors who simply want somewhere to have a cold drink and spend time with friends. Rather than functioning only as a restaurant, the venue combines indoor seating with a substantial outdoor social area and entertainment features.
Guests can move outside to the large covered deck or beer garden, both of which look towards the MacDonnell Ranges. Inside, padded leather booths sit alongside full-length windows, maintaining views of the surrounding landscape while providing a more sheltered place to spend the evening.
The venue also publishes a dedicated cocktail menu alongside its regular beverage offering, making Juicy Rump suitable for a casual drink even when a full meal is not part of the plan.
A dedicated cocktail menu is published by Juicy Rump.
Two outdoor-style spaces for relaxing and socialising.
The surrounding landscape is a defining part of the venue.
You do not have to plan a gaming session to use Lasseters as an evening destination. Juicy Rump is promoted by Lasseters as a place for friends, families and workmates to meet for a meal or a cold drink.
The combination of indoor booths, the covered deck and beer garden gives visitors a choice between an indoor bar-style environment and a more open, relaxed setting overlooking the ranges.
Juicy Rump has a 103-inch plasma screen showing sport from around the world. This gives visitors another sports-viewing option within Lasseters when the priority is drinks and a social atmosphere.
This should be distinguished from the dedicated Sports Lounge. The Sports Lounge is where Lasseters places its TAB and racing facilities, while Juicy Rump is better understood as a pub-style venue where sport forms part of the overall atmosphere.
Friday and Saturday evenings add a live entertainment element to Juicy Rump. Lasseters states that local and touring talent is showcased on the deck from 7pm on both nights.
The performers can vary, so this is not a fixed resident show. Visitors planning an evening around a particular act should check the current Lasseters What's On information before arriving.
What makes Juicy Rump particularly distinctive is the combination of entertainment and its Central Australian setting. The venue's large covered deck and beer garden face the MacDonnell Ranges, creating a very different atmosphere from an enclosed casino bar.
Visitors can move between drinks, sport and weekend live entertainment in the same venue. Free Wi-Fi is also available, while the contemporary interior uses padded leather booths and full-length windows to preserve views towards the ranges.
Both can form part of a sports-focused visit, but they serve different purposes within Lasseters.
Choose Juicy Rump if you want a drink, pub-style atmosphere, outdoor areas and sport on its 103-inch plasma screen.
Choose the Sports Lounge when your priority is dedicated sports and racing coverage or access to Lasseters' TAB facilities and NT Keno.
Start with a cold drink or cocktail at Juicy Rump.
Follow international sport on the large 103-inch screen.
Use the covered deck or beer garden with views of the ranges.
On Fridays and Saturdays, live acts are scheduled from 7pm.
There is no need to arrange a separate hotel after an evening at Lasseters. Crowne Plaza Alice Springs Lasseters is the accommodation component of the same resort destination, placing guest rooms, dining, the resort pool and Lasseters' entertainment facilities together at 93 Barrett Drive.
Crowne Plaza Alice Springs Lasseters allows visitors to turn a night at Lasseters into a complete overnight stay without travelling to another accommodation property afterwards.
The hotel and Lasseters share the same Barrett Drive destination. For visitors, that means accommodation can be combined naturally with dinner, drinks, entertainment and the other resort facilities available around the property. Lasseters itself presents the destination as a combination of an award-winning hotel, restaurants and bars, resort pool, poolside cafe, health facilities and entertainment.
This arrangement is especially practical for couples, interstate visitors and travellers using Alice Springs as a Central Australian base: rather than organising transport between a hotel and an evening venue, guests can book accommodation directly at Lasseters.
The main advantage is not simply having a room nearby. Accommodation forms part of the broader Lasseters destination, allowing several parts of a visit to take place at the same property.
Finish your evening at Lasseters and return to your room within the same resort destination instead of arranging another hotel elsewhere in Alice Springs.
Hotel guests have access to the wider Lasseters dining precinct, including Tali and the property's other food and beverage outlets.
The hotel includes an outdoor resort-style pool area, with loungers, seating and Splash Cafe providing poolside light meals and drinks.
Lasseters combines accommodation with additional resort facilities, allowing an overnight stay to extend beyond the evening's entertainment.
Crowne Plaza Alice Springs Lasseters offers several accommodation categories, from standard hotel rooms to larger suites. This makes the property suitable for an overnight stay as well as visitors spending several days exploring Alice Springs and Central Australia.
Current room information published by Crowne Plaza lists Standard and Premium Rooms alongside One Bedroom and Two Bedroom Suites. Wi-Fi, air conditioning, daily housekeeping, television, an in-room safe and workspace are among the amenities included with stays.
King or two Queen bed configurations are available.
Premium accommodation with King or two Queen bed options.
A larger option with a King or two Queen bed configuration.
The largest listed category, configured with two King beds.
This integrated format is the main reason the hotel is particularly convenient for Lasseters visitors. Accommodation does not sit at an unrelated property elsewhere in Alice Springs.
Stay directly at the Lasseters destination.
Choose from the food and beverage outlets across Lasseters.
Spend the evening within the wider Lasseters precinct.
Return to your accommodation without changing destinations.
Staying at Lasseters also gives the visit a resort component. Crowne Plaza lists an outdoor pool with a whirlpool and children's pool, while Splash Cafe provides light meals and drinks around the pool area.
That makes an overnight stay different from simply booking a room close to an entertainment venue. Guests can spend time at the pool and use hotel facilities before continuing their Alice Springs itinerary.
No. Crowne Plaza Alice Springs Lasseters provides accommodation at the same Lasseters destination, so an evening visit can become an overnight stay without booking a separate hotel elsewhere. Guests can combine their room with dining, drinks and resort facilities, then stay on site for the night.
A visit to Lasseters does not have to revolve around gaming. The property combines Crowne Plaza Alice Springs Lasseters with an outdoor resort pool, Splash Poolside Cafe, fitness facilities and Lavish Day Spa, giving non-gaming guests several ways to spend time within the wider resort.
The outdoor pool is one of the main non-gaming features of Crowne Plaza Alice Springs Lasseters and gives the property a genuine resort element rather than the feel of a standalone casino venue.
Current hotel information lists a heated outdoor pool, whirlpool and children's pool. Lounger chairs and seating are positioned around the pool, creating a space where guests can slow down between other activities at Lasseters.
Guests do not need to leave the pool area when they want something to eat or drink. Splash Poolside Cafe serves light meals and beverages beside the resort pool.
The venue is promoted for lighter choices such as protein smoothies as well as beer and cocktails, making it a natural stop during a relaxed afternoon around the resort.
Visitors who prefer an active break have access to fitness facilities at Crowne Plaza Alice Springs Lasseters. The hotel's current amenities include a fitness centre with cardiovascular and strength-training equipment.
For a quieter alternative, Crowne Plaza lists Lavish among its on-site spa facilities, adding a dedicated wellness option to the Lasseters resort experience.
Massage
Beauty Treatments
Facials
Manicures & Pedicures
Waxing
They do not have to spend the visit waiting around the gaming floor. Lasseters is structured as a broader hotel and entertainment resort, so different people can use the property in completely different ways.
Start with the fitness facilities at Crowne Plaza.
Spend time around the heated outdoor resort pool.
Book a wellness or beauty treatment at Lavish.
Stop for a light meal, smoothie or drink by the pool.
Use the fitness centre, cool down around the outdoor pool and spend the afternoon in the resort environment rather than planning a gaming-focused visit.
Build the day around the pool, loungers, Splash Cafe and a treatment at Lavish Day Spa for a much quieter version of the Lasseters experience.
Lasseters itself describes the Alice Springs property through a combination of an award-winning hotel, restaurants and bars, resort pool and poolside cafe, health club, day spa, entertainment and casino facilities. That combination changes how the destination can be used.
A couple or group does not need to share the same plans for the entire day. One guest can use the resort and wellness facilities while another explores other parts of Lasseters, before meeting again for food, drinks or the evening.
Large-scale events at Lasseters have their own dedicated setting. The Alice Springs Convention Centre sits adjacent to Lasseters and is the only purpose-built convention centre in Central Australia, combining flexible event spaces with professional services, catering and the distinctive setting of the MacDonnell Ranges.
The Alice Springs Convention Centre is designed specifically for conferences, incentives and private events rather than functioning as an adapted hotel meeting room.
Eight flexible meeting rooms allow organisers to configure the venue around different event formats and audience sizes. At its largest scale, the centre can cater for up to 1,200 people, giving Lasseters the infrastructure to host significantly larger gatherings than a conventional hotel function space.
Natural light and views towards the MacDonnell Ranges are also part of the venue's identity, connecting a professional event environment with its Central Australian location.
Lasseters identifies the venue as the only purpose-built Convention Centre in Central Australia, giving it a distinct role for regional business, conference and private-event activity.
Event spaces combine natural light with views of the surrounding ranges, bringing the Central Australian landscape into the venue experience.
The centre's eight flexible rooms allow the event team to match the available space to the size and purpose of a function instead of relying on a single fixed-format hall.
The Convention Centre combines physical event space with the practical services required to run conferences, corporate gatherings and private functions.
Complimentary Wi-Fi is provided for delegates throughout the Convention Centre.
Lasseters lists an international catering crew as part of the Centre's professional event offering.
Professional event support forms part of the Convention Centre experience for organisers and delegates.
Administration services are available to support the practical requirements of conferences and organised events.
Purpose-built facilities for organised delegate events.
Flexible rooms for professional and business gatherings.
A Central Australian setting for organised incentive programs.
Event facilities can also be used for private functions.
The Convention Centre is adjacent to Lasseters, which is useful for organisers bringing delegates to Alice Springs. The relationship gives an event access to a wider hospitality destination while keeping the conference and function facilities in their own dedicated venue.
This distinction is important: the Convention Centre is not simply an entertainment room inside the casino. It is a purpose-built event facility designed for conferences, incentives and private functions.
One of the venue's more unusual advantages is its location. Lasseters promotes the Convention Centre as combining state-of-the-art facilities and catering with the character of the Australian Outback.
Lasseters also highlights distinctive off-site dinner locations available close to the venue for event programs that extend beyond the Convention Centre.
Lasseters Hotel Casino is located at 93 Barrett Drive in Alice Springs, approximately 2 kilometres south of the Alice Springs CBD. The resort sits within the Barrett Drive tourism and recreation precinct, placing the casino, hotel and other Lasseters facilities together at one destination.
The property is positioned south of central Alice Springs in the Barrett Drive area, with the Todd River corridor immediately west of the precinct.
Lasseters is not located directly on the main streets of the Alice Springs CBD. Instead, the property occupies its own resort precinct around Barrett Drive, roughly two kilometres south of the centre of town.
Use 93 Barrett Drive, Alice Springs NT 0870 as the destination when navigating directly to Lasseters.
Official Lasseters planning documentation places the site approximately two kilometres south of the Alice Springs central business district.
The casino forms part of the wider Lasseters property, so visitors arriving for accommodation, dining or other resort facilities use the same Barrett Drive destination.
For questions about the property, current facilities or a planned visit, Lasseters publishes direct telephone and email contact details.
Casino entry is restricted to adults aged 18 and over. Carry appropriate identification, particularly if age verification may be required.
Lasseters publishes dress regulations for the property. Check the current requirements before your visit if you are unsure whether your clothing is suitable.
Different facilities within Lasseters can operate to different schedules. Casino table games and electronic gaming also have separate published trading hours.
Restaurant service, entertainment, events and individual facilities may change, so confirm anything essential to your visit directly with Lasseters.
Practical answers to common questions about visiting Alice Springs Casino at Lasseters, including entry, gaming, facilities, accommodation, dining and location.
The casino in Alice Springs operates as Lasseters Casino and forms part of the wider Lasseters resort complex at 93 Barrett Drive. The destination combines casino gaming with accommodation, restaurants, bars, resort facilities and the adjacent Alice Springs Convention Centre.
Lasseters is located at 93 Barrett Drive, Alice Springs NT 0870, Australia. The complex is approximately 2 kilometres south of the Alice Springs CBD.
You must be at least 18 years old to enter the casino. Lasseters states that persons under the age of 18 are not permitted in the casino gaming areas. Visitors should carry suitable identification for age verification.
Lasseters applies dress regulations to the property. Visitors should arrive in clean and appropriate attire and check the current official requirements before travelling if they are unsure whether particular clothing is acceptable.
The casino combines electronic gaming machines with live table gaming. Lasseters lists games including American Roulette, Blackjack, Baccarat, Craps, Pontoon, Texas Hold'em, Omaha Poker, Three Card Poker, Progressive Texas Hold'em and Caribbean Stud. Individual games and tables may not be available at every time of day.
Yes. Electronic gaming is a major part of the Lasseters casino floor. The venue deliberately offers machines from different manufacturers, denominations and game families, ranging from established favourites to newer Northern Territory releases. Progressive jackpot products are also represented, alongside Vegas Star Roulette touchscreen terminals.
Yes. The Sports Lounge provides live sports viewing and TAB facilities, including access to supported Australian and international racing. Lasseters states that the lounge has 22 large screens, including five sports plasma screens.
Yes. NT Keno is available within the Lasseters complex. Keno terminals are located in the Sports Lounge and Casbah, allowing visitors to access the Northern Territory Keno network without using the live casino tables.
General casino entry is not presented as requiring Lasseters Rewards membership. The loyalty program provides member-specific benefits and access to certain facilities, including the Members Lounge. Visitors interested in joining can ask at the Rewards desk.
The Members Lounge is a separate area for Lasseters Rewards members. Lasseters also identifies Crowne Plaza in-house guests in connection with lounge access. The area provides electronic gaming and more personalised service away from the main gaming floor.
Yes. Dining is a separate part of the Lasseters destination. Options include Tali for restaurant dining, Juicy Rump for a more casual pub-style setting, Casbah and Splash Poolside Cafe. Availability and service times vary by outlet.
Yes. Crowne Plaza Alice Springs Lasseters is part of the same resort destination, allowing visitors to combine accommodation with casino gaming, dining and other Lasseters facilities without travelling to a separate hotel after their visit.
Yes. Lasseters is more than a gaming venue. Resort facilities include an outdoor pool area, Splash Poolside Cafe, fitness facilities and Lavish Day Spa. The complex also offers restaurants, bars and entertainment, making it possible for people with different interests to visit together.
Yes. The adjacent Alice Springs Convention Centre is a dedicated, purpose-built events venue. It provides eight flexible meeting rooms and can accommodate events of up to 1,200 people, with delegate Wi-Fi, catering and professional event facilities.
Lasseters documentation describes the complex as approximately 2 kilometres south of the Alice Springs central business district. The destination is on Barrett Drive rather than directly within the CBD.
Lasseters can be contacted on 08 8950 7777 within Australia or +61 8 8950 7777 when calling internationally. The published Australia-wide free-call number is 1800 808 975, and general enquiries can be sent to [email protected].
Approximately 2 km south of Alice Springs CBD.