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Chehalis Tribe Opens $100 Million Great Wolf Lodge |
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March 24, 2008
The Chehalis Tribe will open its new $100 million Great Wolf Lodge this week in Grand Mound, Washington, just off I-5 north of Centralia. It features a resort, conference center, and indoor water park. Great Wolf Lodge is non-casino business venture between the Chehalis Tribe, who own the Lucky Eagle Casino, and Great Wolf Resorts of Madison, Wisconsin. The tribe is diversifying beyond casinos to appeal to a larger population and reduce its susceptibilities to changes in the gambling industry. "I don't want us to just be a gaming tribe," said Dave Burnett, chairman of the Chehalis Tribe. "I want us to diversify." Return to Washington Casinos. |
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