Cant believe I'm writing any kind of positive review about ANY casino , but I am and this is why. Its possible to win here , for one . Yes is extremely possible to lose, also ,but over the last year or so I've won one huge jackpot and if I have some kind of self control , which can be very hard , I can come home even or a little ahead about half the time.
Reason 2 : Huge non smoking section, enough said.
Reason 3 : Probably the most important reason is... Its so much better than Snoqualmie Casino . In all honesty, I think Snoqualmie Casino should be investigated
it seems almost impossible to win there and almost every slot I used to win at there, they have taken out . Also a wee little and not very effective non smoking section.
Now I'm saying this to the person that's gonna go and gamble anyway , as I've  come to the conclusion that gambling can get ahold of you and be a very negative thing in your life . However , if you have to go , go to Muckleshoot . Maybe if enough people do that they'd get a clue out at Snoqualmie and change things up a little there.
Muckelshoot is a large and very popular Seattle area casino. Â Their non-smoking section is huge and is why I used to visit from time to time.
If you visit this establishment you will need to be aware of the soda monsters. Â They look like security guards and take your sodas from you whenever you leave the building. Â On my last visit I got into a huge fracas with one of the monsters on my way out and I will never return.
Definitely not my scene. haha.
Came here on a spur of the moment thing after dinner. So there's the bar who have girls waiting for cute guys to have a drink while they just sit there.
There's the club, non smoking area and smoking area. Either way... smoke lingered in the air.
Felt like I wanted to throw up here. If you're a homebody or someone who simply doesn't like gambling, don't go here.
We didn't do much here, we observed the place, because it was a random trip and we weren't going to gamble .
Lots and lots of slot machines.
Can't say much, because we didn't do much here, but I don't think I will go back here again.
I walked out dizzy from the smoke and both of us walked out unhappy w the place and w eachother because this place put us in such a bad mood. haha.
This casino is okay, I rarely gamble but if I do I only play $20 for fun and I make it last for hours, LOL its fun to see it go up and down but usually it goes up for me because I take it out as soon as I get the bonus!
they have a smoking and non smoking side.
Also they have a couple clubs inside, playing some good hip hop and live music! You can hear some really talented bands here sometimes.
Most of the time its a good place to bring a birthday party for an adult. Good buffet, and some good places for food.
Also free complimentary soda, tea and coffee.
OH and I LOVE THEIR Sweet Shoppee. ITS SOOOOOOO GOOD.
When I come here, honestly its really for the ice cream, I love it so much. mmm mouth watering right now.
It can get pretty busy but its a nice place to hang out with friends lots of things to do
I love everything about the casino except the fact that smoking is allowed. Â I sometimes go here and hit up the nonsmoking sections of the slots. Â They have tons of penny slots and I've gotten lucky on several occasions hitting the jackpot. Â For smaller amounts of money, but when you're betting pennies the return on investment is huge.
I especially like the self serve soft drink station. Â It's nice to not have to buy a soda when you're spending a lot of money at the same time.
The restaurants inside the casino are good too.
Sign up for a players card and if you register your email address you'll get bonus points. Â Your first points are enough for a $10 credit to use in any restaurant or gift shop.
This place needs to spruce it up a bit. The places to eat in here are below par in my opinion. I went to a buffet that was $15 and the food was pretty lame. The people waiting on people I felt bad for because you can tell they work hard and I don't think they make much money. This place is seriously under budget because you know the Casino is raking it in and the quality of what they are offering for clients is really down hill. I went to some Spice Grill place and the food was weak. The Casino is a casino so from that standpoint everything is on par. However if I am dropping down coin at your estabilshment I would expect a little more when it comes to the rest of the place. I can tell you that the Snohomish Casino offers a higher quality...too bad Snohmish is engufled with smoke I smoke and it is overwhelming for me. If this place wanted to take it to the next level invest in your food offering. If they didnt have a better smoking and non smoking areas i would give it a one star.
Review Source:Huge non smoking area! I am an asthmatic so smoking casinos I cannot go to plus I am pregnant. If you want a quick Reno like fix go here. However, there are no Wheel of Fortunes or anything really above a penny slot. Now penny slots can get expensive paying max credits and lines but nickle and quarter slots have better payouts from what I am used to at the big tribal casinos like Cache Creek in California. The $10 credit for getting a new players card was awesome and we split a sandwich there for a complete meal. The soda refills were nice I had water though since I don't drink soda, but my accompaniment loved the soda refills and he got a slew of Pepsi or Rootbeer cannot remember which one. Very neat environment maybe one day I will try a card table but for now I am a big fan of the only wheel of fortune like slot in the place. I spent $75 and won $75 back, got a free meal so I left up not down. Slots can be tight but it is just finding the right one and playing smart to keep your money and knowing your budget. I only wish they would add more slot varieties.
Review Source:I actually like this casino better than Tulalip...Tulalip seems to have a smaller choice on restaurants and smaller gaming area. Â I also had a better winning streak on slot machines at Muckleshoot. Â The bingo hall is great. Â It is large and has a non smoking section although you still smell like a cigarette when you leave. Â They have smaller section of gambling in this hall too. Â The parking is great at Muckleshoot and they have complimentary valet parking which my parents were able to use....after they figured out the confusing road signs and arrows that contradicted themselves.
Review Source:This is what Spirit Mountain Casino in Oregon should learn from Muckleshoot, they have big spacious non smoking section with fun slot machines! Yes, it's not only a small cramp area with old slot machines in there, but actual fun slot machines. The non smoking section was so huge, I didn't even have to venture out to the smoking section.
Also, I've never won anything at Spirit Mountain, at Muckleshoot, I won about $20 and didn't smell like an ashtray. It's a win win happy time for me.
This review is just for the non-smoking section. Â I like this casino because they have a HUGE non-smoking section here. Â The other tribal casinos do have a non-smoking section but they are so tiny in comparison. Â There is a free soda and coffee station, a burger/bar place where you can order on the automated system, slots, gaming tables, The Sweet Shoppe where they sell candy, ice cream, espresso & bobas, a sports bar and a snack cart. Â
They have some of the old slots but have brought in a lot of new ones in. Â I still like to play some of the old ones because they seem to be a lot looser than the new ones. Â They do not have ATMs only anymore but have an all in one ATM/ticket/bill changer. Â It is a lot more convenient than standing in line at the cashier to cash your ticket.
If you sign up for a preferred players card you can use your points for items in the gift shop or any of the restaurants in the casino. Â You also get mailings for free gift giveaways but they tend to be during the weekdays and the lines are long. Â This place may be old, but it is still a great place to have fun.
6/30
Very fun place to stop by if you enjoy gambling. Â There's plenty of slot machines and blackjack tables, a little bit of everything for everyone. Â I like how each section "feels" a little different from the other. Â One section of the casino has plenty of TV's to catch a game while your gambling.
There's also plenty of bars to grab a drink and hang out at. Â It's too bad I don't live nearby, otherwise I'd be here all the time.
Return Factor - 60%
What the hell did I just walk into?
"What'll you have, Morgan?"
"Well, I'm in a gambling mood, Sammy. I'll take a glass of whatever comes out of that tap."
"Looks like beer, Morg."
"Call me Miss Lucky."
You can drink, gamble, and drink. Since my best friends parents live in Enumclaw we sometimes find ourselves here when we visit them. I tend to get lost often in here, since they are always adding on. Text communication is the key, or as we call it textGPS. The most one of us has won was around $200+ (of course, my friend won it)... and we typically always walk out "up" as far as gambling. But the amount we spend on booze? Be lucky if we break even walking out. They have a crazy dance floor- careful of the Carhartts/John Deere/Affliction/FUBU/EdHardy crowd.
Oh yeah, and their burger joint is pretty solid. Skip Dennys and come here-- open till 2am on weeknights!
Try the Sex and the City slot machines!
Out of the casinos I've been to in Washington, this is my favorite (so far). There's a bingo hall down the street as well. There is so much parking and a parking garage. I hardly ever eat in a casino, but I went with some co-workers who one had like maddd points on his card so we got to eat for free and man can I say that buffet is OFF DA CHAIN! Luckily we went on a night that it wasn't madd busy because I've been to Muckleshoot on numerous occasions and there is a line wrapping around the corner for people waiting to get into the buffet. I think it's THAT good. But you'll have to see for yourself.
Now the casino itself I feel it pretty big so there should be something for everyone. There are lots of table games and they have concerts all the time and there are millions of slots (which is what I play). One other reason why I like Muckleshoot, and this is just luck of the draw, but I have never left unhappy. It's not so much smoke you feel like you've smoked a pack of Salems or Marb Reds. But seriously I've always left Muckleshoot with more money than I came in with and I only play slots.
Only thing I don't like is that you have to cash your ticket in before you go to certain sides because the yellow ticket machines won't accept the blue tickets. I think there is one other color preference as well. Anyway, check this place out or at least stop in to say you've been.
This is a great casino! They offer points and the point are actually useful! You basically get $1 off gifts and food inside the casino for every 100 points.
Points multiply easy. You can accumulate over 1,000 in one visit. So pretty much you can eat for free every time you come as long as you gamble!
We ate at the Coyaba Grill and didn't have to pay with anything but points.
They have a variety of dining spots inside the casino... so you don't have to eat somewhere else and you can definitely empty out you points and eat for practically free.
I usually leave happy. I don't lose much here and I get pretty lucky most times and break even. EQC has NOTHING on this place!
I am just a media network company who came there by chance; however, too much smoke from customers. The Casino should change their policy on allowing people to take videos or not, or they should have signs that display warning on no videos allowed. The Casino should explain clearly their policy about taking videos on their official Web Site as well.
What can we find on their official Web Site about the policy of taking videos on the Galaxy Stage Club. Nothing.
I have been here at least fifty times in my life and have to say that it is my favorite casino in the area.
PROS: The staff is usually friendly and helpful if looking to branch out and try something new. Offers the largest poker room in the state as far as I know. The seafood they serve here is very fresh and is well worth the prices paid including the Spice Bay Buffet. If you play in the poker room you get 50% off any food ordered (excluding the buffet) and they bring it to your table.
CONS: The entertainment is mediocre at best, usually a DJ or a cover band of sorts. There entertainment draws a rather dingy crowd of degenerates and deadbeats of which requires a police presence at all times. The majority of the casino is NOT smoke-free, however, they recently added automatic sliding doors to the poker room which has helped in that area.
OVERALL: It may not be the classiest, but this casual establishment scores high marks in its games offered and the food it serves.
I havent gone here in over a year. i only went once every 2 months with $20-30 Â ( that lasts maybe 2 hours ) & my grandmother when she was alive, it USED to be great when it first opened.. guess thats how they get you. but then they soon got cheap, greedy & declined.
Now its just gross, expensive, greedy, smoke filled, and they nit pick at every thing. They didnt want to honor or didnt know how to so a gift certificate, they dont want to honor big pay outs now w/o 3 forms of ID & that i think is.. not legal.
they also just keep making the non- smoking area smaller and smaller.
glad i dont go there anymore, learning what i know from others that still do,
Honestly, Ive only been here a couple times now, but its really nothing spectacular. When my friend and I arrived, the staff really couldn't tell us much about anything, so we made our way up to the customer service/club card counter. We were issued cards and had to pry out info about the casino.
We decided to try our luck at the slots. When the machine decided to freeze up and not give me a ticket it was almost impossible to find a slot tech to help. A little frustrated, we decided to try the poker tables where there was NO cocktail waitress to been seen in the few hours that we were there to ask for a drink. Even the poker table dealer said it was like they didn't exist.
After all the playing, we decided to use our "points" in the sweet shop. The shop was staffed with 3 girls and we were the only customers in there. There was no price to be found on ANYTHING! After looking over a few things, we decided to approach the counter and inquire about some of the chocolates. We had to wait to be helped while we were ignored especially with one of the girls arguing with her boyfriend on the phone. Finally we were rudely rung up as they acted like we were wasting their time and ruining their lives. Such a WEIRD experience!
It was insanely smokey which given the benefit of the doubt, most casinos are, but this one seems over whelming!
Needless to say, I don't think I will be coming back to try my luck, unless it is to check out the Bingo hall, which I never hear good things about either....
One of the older, dirtier casinos in Western WA. Â Tons of slot machines with the usual funny names (Silken Kimono, Jade Monkey, and --my favorite--Maltese Fortune), but they could do with a few more table games. Â Also, where can I find Cash Spin outside of Vegas??
It's nice that they have a non-smoking section, but they definitely keep the best games in the larger smoking area. Â That's the unfortunate thing about any casino--I feel like to have to burn my clothes when I get home to get rid of that smell.
I've you're not into gambling, this is the BEST place for people-watching: older Asian ladies in track suits, ugly bro'd-out highrollers, gold-digging cougars on the prowl, and middle-aged balding white dudes in horrid silk shirts busting to a move to the Earth, Wind, and Fire revue band. Â Oh, the humanity!
I also love the free coffee and soda!
I've been here no less then a hundred times over the course of my life, and I can't believe it's taken me this long to write a review. I look at the other reviews posted here, and what's left to say?
The main casino itself is still smoky, and I hate that they combined the two properties a few years back so their isn't an independent building anymore for people that want to game but don't smoke (IE... me.) Food is still just okay, and I can't believe they haven't added a fine dining place like Snoqualmie and Tulalip did. Also, no hotel on the premises is also a major bummer, cause the town surrounding the casino is a dump, and their lodging options are worse.
I really hope Muckleshoot will update their facilities to compete with the other tribal places in the state because the gaming action itself here is always good.
This "local" "casino" has the largest non-smoking gaming area in the entire PNW!! Â I like the fact you can get your gambling grove on without inhaling 2-3 packs of cigs during your visit.
While this casino is one of the oldest in the area, it does at times show its age. Â Restrooms are a bit small for the number of customers and really can't a guy do his business without the guy next to you lighting up a cig?!!?!
I'm not that hot on this place with the exception of the "Player's Club Card", redeem for food only, otherwise it isn't worth it. Â Buffet is one of the better ones in the area, granted this is no LAS VEGAS buffet, so be warned.
I also hate having to pay for your drinks, really I mean you've sucked my wallet dry, can't you buy me a drink or two?
Meh...
Pro's: Galaxy lounge/bar was pretty entertaining seeing all the Vietnamese cougars and OA singers. Their penny slots were surprisingly loose. Large poker room. Free valet parking. Free soda/coffee stations. Not too far from Seattle: only 35 min.
Con's: expensive drinks, too spread out & not enough mix of $1 slots, not enough selections in no limit poker games, and their late night food is just ok: small menu.
Would I come back? Probably.
It's a bit of a drive but its 10x better than Tulalip and 100x better than Snoqualmie. I love that they have a nonsmoking section with ample machines and food. The games themselves are simple and easy to play, a little bit addicting at times, especially the ones with loud noises and lots of color :) I like the Lucky Lemmings and Aztec Gold games.
I also like that the food is cheap and plentiful, plus free soda all around. Anything to keep your money in the machines huh? If you frequent this place, get the preferred players card, its free and with use allows you free gifts or food. If you aren't into gambling, the buffet and cafes inside serve good food at a good price, or you can sit back and people watch (club Galaxy cracks me up)
There is a definite love-hate relationship that I have with this place.
I don't play the tables, so slots it is! Â The penny and nickel machines are my favorite. Â
If you haven't been, try the:
- Jackpot Party (or Super Jackpot Party)
-Leprechaun Gold
-Lucky Lemmings
The bonuses are too fun to pass up!
The food is decent for their cheap prices. Â We got a basket full of golden and crispy fries for $2. Â Drink your hearts desire with their complimentary "thank-you-for-spending-money" concession stands all around the casino. Â And stop by the Sweet Shoppe. Â
I usually leave here more broke and fat than I was when I walked in, but it's a fun time as long as you don't get too carried away.
Never have I been mistreated in a way that I was by the floor managers and security at this casino.
I think that I work hard for my money and come here to donate it to them because your odds of winning is slim at any casino. I can be as loud as I want to be, to a certain extent
This particular night I came here with a group of friends, 5 people. We were loud but not as loud as these guys say we were. Security came up to us along with floor managers and telling us to calm down and cut us off on our alcohol. They said that other patrons complained to them we were too loud. We had one drink and was inside for only two hours when all hell broke loose.
Security grabbed my friend's arm, who happens to be a girl and told her she's out of line and all she did was trying to calm me down because I was pissed off at what they did. And so I got into his face and told him he had two seconds to let her. He has no right putting his hands on her because she didn't do anything. Then his buddies came to his aid...I'm a pretty small guy and he needed help? And why do they think they have rights like the police when they don't? These guys should never touch a patron under any circamstances unless they feel threatened and in this case this guy was out of line.
Anyway, the floor manager promised us comps on so we demanded before we left and took them 30 minutes to get that to us. I've gotten comps before it was a quick 5 minutes. These idiots took their time with it and hoping that we would say screw it and leave.
On a more happier note we did come away as winners, in the thousands and not few dollars or hundreds of dollars. I think these guys were pissed that we came in and took more money than they wanted us too.
Never felt more disrespected in my life at any establishment for a long time til now.
NEVER COMING BACK! I am taking my business to Snoqualmie, EQC and Tulalip. You guys only need to treat a customer in a manner that is not acceptable once and that's all it takes to lose them and others. I think they do that alot because it's been pretty emptier than usual.
shitty odds, but good luck at the tables. Best french fries in the world used to be $1.50 but they raised it to $2.50 is on hit in the morning after a whole night of drinking and gambling. honeys at the bar. talk story wit plenty cool kmer, viet, black , n nesian dealers and ballers getting dressed up and immigrant, remind me of cali.
plenty action. party people getting all nuts, old ladys getting drunk and wacking people open hand slap chop! hahahalol... poker sharks, poker altercations and mind games, plus too they got 80s baby rap videos weeknights, crap table gets on sizzling hot runs. once in a while the dice will obey your every command.
a million surveilance cameras though. 1 time i was just minding my business watching the game and then security mess wit people by changing the channel on you 4th quarter Lakers Celtics playoffs to the muckleshoot commercial!! piss me off
ooooooo but God and Allah and Sidartha, and Jews must have been on the same page on July 5th (mark your calendar), firework stands in the next door lot lit up excess fireworks for half and hour finalley!! it was off the hook, THOUSANDS of people missed out!.. so sad. and hardly anybody was there. muckleshoot get some action on late night can't sleep hours. yup. any random day it could be like that.
Why are there so many bad reviews? Its a damn casino! If you don't gamble, of course you're not gonna have fun!
This is the biggest casino in the northwest. Plenty of table games and they're normally not crowded. They have a good single deck blackjack game which is why I come here. Lots of good rules that benefit the player, double down on any hard cards and soft pairs, double after splitting, re splitting, surrendering your double, the only rule that sucks is black jack pays 1:1 instead of 3:2. Most dealers here are friendly, and the people aren't as trashy as you'd see at EQC in Tacoma. The comps are nice, I've won around $500 from them and recieved $50 in comp meals. The food here is great as well and staff was very friendly.
It doesn't compare to Vegas but for being 10 min away from me it's my preferred gambling getaway.
Muckleshoot fun fact:
Did you know that people who are regulars here have a certain amount of pride in the 'lowness' of their frequent-player-card number, much like REI members do?
The poker room is nice, friendly, and well run, for the most part. Â I've never played slots, roulette, craps, Pai-Gow (do they have that here?), baccarat (ditto) or any of the other games of chance, so I can't comment on those.
My latest greatest idea: double-or-nothing button on the cash-machines that are everywhere here. Â You are withdrawing a c-note, and for a buck you can get either $200 or nothing. Â Save the trip to the table, and you still get your gamble on.
Wow!!! this place sizzles's  We came here initially for the food...they have a restaurant right near  the  entrance that serve Buffet/ eat all you can for $25.00 but on a Friday and Saturday night only the buffet includes Dungeness Crabs,  Crab legs, Clams, Oysters, Shrimps etc....it was the BOMB....
We went there rather early for dinner...for a reason, I found it out later...it gets really crowded and the wait  can be long.....  We were seated in 5 minutes and had a booth in one corner.  Headed for the Dungeness crabs and Crab legs which was arranged like a little hill...Wow...took 2  plateful of each... pick some lemon slices , then back to my table...enjoyed every bit of it...we have a lot of buffets here in New York but nothing like this....
They also have Lechon or  Whole Roasted pig..which was so delicious , juicy and very tasty....their Prime Ribs was excellen too..t!!..I have to make sure that on my next trip to Seattle .I'll be there on a Friday or Saturday to experience this whole thing again. I love Dungeness Crabs...that's what we had on Camille's Birthday 2 weeks ago...never really gets tired of it.
Our server was very pleasant  and attentive..changing our plates, giving us refills ...we gave her a generous tip...The desserts was all notoriously rich and sinful ....To die for.... but I have to pass for it and opted for the freshly cut fruits...cantaloupe, strawberries, pineapples, honey dews, . What a MEAL..
Husband and I were starving last night and decided to try the new Spice Bay Buffet at Muckelshoot. We arrived around 9:30 p.m. and were seated right away.
There were lots of choices to choose from: Asian, Seafood, Prime Rib, Pizza, Salads, Soups, Fruits, BBQ. etc. Prime Rib and Pesto Tortellni were yummy! The rest of the food was decent. There is a large dessert selection and we tried the german chocolate and vanilla cheesecake, both were delish.
The buffet is open until 11 pm and the stations were pretty good about keeping the food stocked. With a preferred players card, it only cost $17 a person. Very good deal compared to the prices in the new grill that opened up on the other side of the casino. Nice place to go if you want a lot of decent food.
Total failure.
We called that saturday morning and asked if they would have crab legs that saturday night. Â They said yes, our menu says seafood (it does). Â So we get there, and they said, no crab. Â We told them about the phone conversation, they said they were mistaken. Â We told them about the signs saying there was seafood, they said those signs were wrong.
Then on top of that they said we would have a 18% gratuity. Â GRATUITY? at a Buffet? Â What the heck?
Will never be back.
Maybe I don't belong in a casino, but being around all those machines reminded me of an arcade, so I wanted to play videogames instead of gamble. Â I played a penny slot machine and turned $10 into $30 so I can't complain.
The place is smokey, by its not bad depending upon what area you're in. Â Drinks are cheap, but they measure them...not cool! Â It was a Friday night and the dance floor was full of Black dudes and White and Asian cougars and milfs. Â It was also a case of 40+ year old women trying to dress like they are 20. They don't have a DJ, instead they have a group that performs the "hits".
A lot people (staff and patrons) didn't seem very happy. Â I'm guessing they are the regulars. Â Therefore, my breakdown is this: Â If you come here occasionally, that's cool, cuz its something different. Â If you come here on a regular basis, then something might be wrong.
Almost forgot, the restaurant food is worse than Denny's.
My friends and I visit the Mucks on an infrequent basis - when nothing else sounds good. Â The other patrons generally make me sad, lots of old people on oxygen tanks sitting in their wheelchairs loosing their social security checks. Â This isn't to say its 100% of the people here, there are plenty of regular people just trying to have fun.
There are plenty of slot games (I'm a penny slot kind of a girl) but it can be hard to find a group of machines together to play with your friends. Â I particularly enjoy the irony of playing "American Reels" in an Indian casino.
Best of all, when I lose (I usually do) I consider it a donation to the Muckleshoot tribe - I figure that they are owned at least a karmic debt, and I'm willing to pay.
It used to be that the Muckleshoot had an excellent sushi restaurant and okay service. Â They had a great selection and the price was certainly right. Â Unfortunately, the sushi place has changed quite a bit. Â for a while it was great sushi and great service, then it was okay sushi and great service. Â Now we are down to pretty crappy sushi (with not great prices) and pretty crappy service. Â They've pretty much turned it into an oyster bar with a little bit of sushi on the side. Â Not worth it!
The new smoke-free building is genius. Â Its a little bit crowded, but worth it for not being smelly in the morning - its a great alternative the the main building.
Okay, maybe I am just ghetto, but I really like Muckleshoot. Â I think the food and drink are pretty cheap and good. Â I don't think the buffet is worth $20, it's more of a novelty. Â There is pretty much any game in the whole world you would ever want to play here. Â I think they need a few more $5 tables though, all of them were packed whilst the $25 tables sat empty..... Â
For people who are bitching about the smoke, IT'S A TRIBAL CASINO. Â This is the only place left for smokers and they flock to it. Â Duh. Â Right across from the main entrance there is a whole smoke free facility in addition to the non-smoking section in the main casino. Â
I like playing Bingo here, too, but those old ladies can get a little too serious about their bingo. Â I like coming here and have never had problems with staff/etc, I saw security people everywhere I turned.
I always have a great time whenever I come here.
Hmm...all I could say about this place is there is  a pretty good pho bar in the restaurant in the East end of the casino. They have a seafood pho with fresh crab legs and shellfish.
As for the gambling, sometimes  I go to a specific slot machine and win a small fortune and also for your birthday they give you a free meal which is very generous of them when you sign up for their club card.
Oh, and every so often they have these extremely generous giveaways like a whole set of dishware and crystal vases and so on. Ahem...all with the Muckleshoot emblem printed on it somewhere. I don't know if they are trying too hard or they really make bank and choose to spend it on showering their patrons with gifts.
Sometimes a fun little show will come to town like the impersonators or Society of Seven from Hawaii. I guess this place is something to do when you don't live in the city. Go for the entertainment, food, and some gambing....oh and the free stuff!
Good For: freebies, dessert, Thunder Down Under
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