Of course if you are a gambler, since you go often, probably don't agree with my assessment. obviously, and exit from parking again, less frantic, but just as messy with no traffic control, and lack of signs again. Getting out was the reverse of getting in. Venue like Hard Rock's in British Columbia, suited better, or the outdoor venue at the Snoqualmie also much beter. Drink lines were excessively long, and slow. I understand they make you walkt through so that you can drop 20 bucks on those machines before you get to the ballroom.īeer was cheap at 6 bucks. Getting to the ballroom, you have to go through I think was smoke smelling casino area, followed by a possibly a non-smoking casino area but with the 'smoked in' smell (not sure if the smell is drifting in from the smoke area, or from clothes of smokers or what, but unpleasant. Stage is low, so even though we were second row at 45 degrees, the monitors and the stage guards would obscure the players when seated, and barely better when standing.

The concert venue itself is flat ballroom with one of those 'tied together' conference chairs. Gamblers who frequent the venue probably have no problems getting to a parking spot. The design of parking or entry to is somewhat problematic at best with lack of signs, and signs that are placed not making any sense. No parking traffic management or controllers. I will not return to see a concert at this venue.įirst problem - parking.

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