Shoshone-Bannock Casino Hotel opens this Weekend

In southern Idaho, the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes has allegedly announced that a fresh 85,463 sq ft casino attached to the former Shoshone-Bannock Hotel and Events Center is set to start welcoming players from tomorrow.

Change of name:

According to that a February 13 report from the information domain at EastIdahoNews.com, the premiere of the new casino is part of a multi-phase expansion project for its tribal venue located some twelve kilometers north of the small city of Pocatello that last week led to the entire property being rechristened since the Shoshone-Bannock Casino Hotel.

Extensive supplying:

The federally-recognized Shoshone-Bannock Tribes is also accountable for its neighboring Sage Hill Casino and Travel Center as well as the more distant Bannock Peak Casino and Truck Stop and it allegedly comprehensive that its latest casino would be to open inside the Fort Hall Indian Reservation with a set of several 900 video gambling machines along with a high-limit gambling area along with a 258-seat bingo hall. It clarified the $35 million expansion of the Bingham County firm has additionally included the debut of enlarged dining facilities, a remodeled couch along with a 300-space vehicle park.

Ambitious project:

Pamela Gallegos, Chief Executive Officer for the Shoshone-Bannock Casino Hotel, advised the information domain which operate on further enlarging the recently-renamed tribal venue started in 2015 several 3 years later it had unveiled an adjacent 156-room hotel with a spa, heated pool, hot tub and fitness center. She furthermore proclaimed that the enlarged property is currently hoping to benefit from the growing numbers of tourists which are visiting the region each year so as to enjoy the joys of nearby Yellowstone National Park.

“We’ve got some wonderful plans. This is phase one. Stage two is forthcoming and it truly is going to make this place a destination. In this industry, you keep growing or you perish. There’s no reason why we could ’t get some of the tourist traffic and we’re starting to do that. ”