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- Masks must be worn before entering the property.
- The Main entrance will be the only entrance available. All others will be closed.
- Priority lines for VIP Eagles, First Responders and Healthcare Workers will be available.
- A Welcome Host will be present to offer hand sanitizer and masks, as well as opening and sanitizing the doors after guests enter.
- Upon entry, each guest will go through a contactless, thermal imaging process. If found to have a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher, guests will not be permitted to enter.
- Hotel guests will be required to take temperature checks daily while on property.
- 50% occupancy levels will be maintained in each venue throughout the property, with 6′ Social Distancing Guideline posted throughout.
- Table Games will remove every other chair to ensure social distancing.
- On the gaming floor, alternating slot machines will remain out of service to ensure social distancing.
- SMOKING WILL NOT BE ALLOWED within the property. A designated “Smoking Area' will be provided outside.
If guests do not comply with the set guidelines, they will be asked to leave the property.
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Twin Arrows Casino Resort is known for the lavish resort amenities, including, casino, luxury guest rooms, gourmet dining, culturally infused casual dining, a fitness center, heated indoor pool and more than 11,000 square feet of state-of-the-art meeting space. Indian Gaming Casinos Law & Politics article Tohono O'odham's controversial casino opens Sunday in Glendale (Arizona) - Gamblers will have a new venue to test their luck starting Sunday, Dec. Of the southern Arizona tribe announced they would build the resort and casino near Glendale's sports The current casino will remain open during. Peoria doesn’t have its own casino but there's no need to worry. In fact, Desert Diamond Casino West Valley Glendale, Vee Quiva Hotel & Casino Laveen, Talking Stick Casino & Resort Scottsdale, Casino Arizona Scottsdale and Wild Horse Pass Casino & Resort Chandler are quite close. Formerly known as Golden Hassan Casino Desert Diamond Casino, Sahuarita: Sahuarita: Pima: Arizona: 2001: San Xavier: 32°00′16″N 110°59′18″W / 32.004551°N 110.988248°W / Desert Diamond Casino–West Valley: Glendale: Maricopa: Arizona: 2015: Tohono O'odham Nation.
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The Tohono O'odham Nation is expanding the footprint around its once controversial casino in Arizona. The tribe just acquired an 11-acre parcel adjacent to the Desert Diamond West Valley Casino for $3.1 million, The Glendale Star reported. The tribe bought the land from the city of Glendale, which had once been a strong opponent of the facility but relented and eventually signed an intergovernmental agreement. “This proposal is the result of positive and productive discussions with the city of Glendale,' Chairman Edward Manuel said in a June 26 press release. 'The nation is very proud of the partnerships we have built in the West Valley, and we are pleased to work towards an agreement that benefits the nation, Glendale and the entire region.” But even though the land sits adjacent to the casino, there are no plans to use it for gaming, Manuel said. The tribe will not seek to have it placed in trust either, he added. The purchase, though, creates helps the tribe establish a contiguous land presence at the West Valley site. That will help future economic development efforts, a gaming executive said. “This purchase would produce a cohesive property and assist in planning future development of the property that complements the existing amenities at Westgate and elsewhere in the sports and entertainment district,' said Rudy Prieto, CEO of the Tohono O’odham Gaming Enterprise. The tribe, meanwhile, continues work on a $400 million permanent casino on the property. The 75,000 square-foot facility is due to open in December 2019. Desert Diamond West Valley originally opened in a temporary structure and only offered Class II games. A settlement with the state led to Class III games like slot machines, blackjack and related offerings. Read More on the Story:
City sells 11 acres to Tohono O’odham for $3.1M (The Glendale Star July 5, 2018) Tohono O'odham Nation celebrates start of work on $400 million permanent casino (December 8, 2017)
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