Slots Where to find "I dream of Jeanie" slot

Hi folks,

we are visiting Vegas from Germany almost every year. Our favorite slot machine was "I dream of Jeanie" which we usually played at the Mirage, but they replaced these machines step by step and last year also the last machine was gone. Does anyone of you know, in which casino we can still find this machine.

Thanks for any info!!

 

The last place I saw the original nine line version of the game was at Excalibur earlier this year. It's in the high limit area - not sure if it was a multi-denomination of quarters, fifty cents, dollars, or if it was just dollars.

 

The original 5 reel/9 lines penny slot machine that i used to play, is apparently gone from the Strip (perhaps Downtown or Off Off Strip?) I was there in May and didn't see any. The original was pennies. There are quarter 3 reels and spinners but that came later on.
I used to play the Original back when Monte Carlo first opened last century.
The great thing about IDOJ, which many people didn't know, was you could tickle her belly when passing by and hear her giggle. The old "tickle & giggle" trick....LOL.

You can buy the original machine for about $1700 US dollars crated.

Jeannie could be carried on in one form or another...........but the original Jeanie could never be duplicated.

 

as of March. MSS definitely had it. I think Fremont as well.

 

Oxygenator is right, I saw one at Main Street Station about two weeks ago. Didn't go into the Fremont.

 

Boyd's slot finder confirms this. It's at MSS, Fremont, and Sam's Town.

https://www.bconnectedonline.com/slot-search

 

Treasure Island had it as well in December 2013.

 

I looked for it at Treasure Island this month and unless they moved it, it is no longer there.

 

Bummer. That was my go-to choice for low rolling slot play. Of course, I have a love-hate relationship with that game, so maybe it's for the best.

 

So true!

 

Great - thanks for all the infos and the link with the slot search!!

 

Four Queens also has the Magic carpet ride version. a newer version with more lines, but fun still, and I do pretty good on them.

The really old Jeanine game with the magic lamp multiplier up top was my favorite. The last one I played was at the Western(RIP). I would like to know if it still exists anywhere, I would go out of my way for it.