Using my State employee ID in Vegas

I will not have my new driver's license in time for my trip to Las Vegas. I know they’re pretty strict with IDs. Will my California State Employee ID be accepted in bars and casinos? It has my photo, birthdate, and expiration date, signature, height, weight, etc. stating that I’m an employee in the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. It also has the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation for the State of California watermarks.

Best Answer

I lived in Las Vegas for about a year. I was never once checked for Id. Come to think about it I have never been checked for ID at any casino anywhere. Maybe I just look old.

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What ID is accepted in Vegas?

Driver's License. State-issued ID card. Military ID card. Passports.

Can I travel to Vegas with my ID?

Any form of photo ID is acceptable for checking into hotels in Las Vegas, so why not add a passport to your collection of documents? Before applying for a passport for the first time, assess your travel needs. If you're a frequent domestic traveler who simply wants a valid photo ID, a passport card may be sufficient.

Can you gamble in Vegas with a temporary ID?

It has all the information and picture of a permanent plastic license and is a valid form of government ID. It should be accepted but every business has a right to refuse service. Since it IS vegas, i would bed that you will be carded 90% of the time.

Will the casino take a picture of my ID?

Valid forms of identification that you can produce in this situation include a driver's license, passport, and military ID. Any identification you show must have your photo on it. Assuming you truly forget a photo ID, then the casino will photograph you and hold your money at the cashier's cage.

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