State Route 593 - Tropicana Avenue
This view of the interchange between Nevada State Route 593 (Tropicana Avenue) and Interstate 15 is from the Excalibur Resort and Hotel. - 03/29/2008
A portion of which is Nevada State Route 593, Tropicana Avenue is a major arterial across Spring Valley and Paradise in the Las Vegas metropolitan area. The eight lane urban boulevard crosses Las Vegas Boulevard at an intersection that houses the major casinos of MGM Grand, New York New York, Excalibur and formerly the Tropicana. The Tropicana was torn down to make way for construction of the new Las Vegas Athletics baseball stadium, set to open in 2028. It is also a principal route from the Strip to Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) via Paradise Road.
Nevada State Route 593 - Tropicana Avenue Guides
Tropicana Avenue - East - 48 photos
Tropicana Avenue - West - 54 photos
With high traffic volumes and direct access to the airport, Tropicana Avenue has as many as ten lanes, even though it is a local access arterial with no freeway sections. The state maintained portion of Tropicana Avenue begins at Dean Martin Drive (former Industrial Road) and travels 0.574 miles east to Las Vegas Boulevard (former SR 604). The second section of SR 593 lines Tropicana Avenue 4.319 miles east from Maryland Parkway through the unincorporated community of Paradise to SR 582 (Boulder Highway). SR 593 meets Interstate 11 and U.S. 93-95 west of the unincorporated town of Whitney.
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Page Updated Wednesday October 29, 2025.