Скачать или смотреть The RISE and FALL of Terrible’s Casino — The Vegas Stop That Vanished Overnight

The once-bustling Terrible’s Hotel & Casino — formerly the Gold Strike in Jean, Nevada — is officially gone. With over 800 rooms, a 16-story tower, and decades of history, this roadside resort was once a welcome stop for travelers between Los Angeles and Las Vegas. But after years of decline, Terrible’s was sold for just $44 million, shuttered, and demolished in 2024.

In this video, we dig into what really happened — from its early days as the Gold Strike in the late ’80s, to its rebranding as Terrible’s, to how corporate changes and the pandemic finally sealed its fate.

We’ll look at what led to the shutdown, who bought the land, and what’s next for this once-iconic property sitting on the edge of the Mojave Desert.

📍 Key Facts:

Originally opened: 1987 as the Gold Strike Hotel & Gambling Hall

811 rooms, 16 floors

Closed permanently: March 2020

Sold: 2022 for $44.7 million

Demolished: 2023–2024

🎥 Sources:

Las Vegas Review-Journal — “I-15 landmark south of Vegas being demolished” (2024)

Wikipedia — Terrible’s Hotel & Casino (Jean, Nevada)

Clark County property filings & Nevada Gaming Control Board archives

👇 Drop a comment if you ever stopped at Terrible’s or remember the Gold Strike days.