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Angel of the Winds Casino opens new addition Dec. 28November 24, 2008ARLINGTON, WA – The Angel of the Winds Casino will soon triple its size when the $44 million expansion project is completed in late December. The number of slot machines will increase from 535 to 1,000 and gaming tables will increase from 12 to 14. “We’ve set December 28 for our grand opening of the new area, including our new restaurant and lounge,” said Travis O’Neil, the casino’s general manager. “Then in January we’ll close the old area for one to two months for a freshen-up and renovation. There won’t be any poker or Keno then until we have a really big grand opening for the whole facility in March.” “We’ve listened to our guests, and our expansion will provide them with the new services and amenities they requested,” O’Neil said. “New features will include a 150-seat full-service restaurant, a larger gift shop, a lounge with live entertainment, and more slots and tables, plus a separate eight-table poker room and a keno room.” “The Tulalip and Skagit casinos each have their own niche, and so do we,” said O’Neil. “We call ourselves ‘the friendliest casino,’ and the people we hire support that. People really enjoy coming here for that friendliness and, of course, a lot of winning. We also have low-priced meals, plenty of parking and a variety of gaming options. The success of the casino, and our expansion plans, depends on the executive team, of course, but very much on the people we hire.” Return to Washington Casinos. |
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