The Tulalip Resort Casino in Washington, just north of Seattle, is set to undergo a significant expansion and renovation project as it celebrates its 20th anniversary. The casino was originally opened by the Tulalip Tribes of Washington in 2003 for $78 million. Now, with plans for an additional 70,250 square feet of floor space and a complete overhaul of the existing gaming floor spanning over 192,000 square feet.
According to Marci Fryberg, President and Chief Operating Officer at Tulalip Gaming Organization (a subsidiary controlled by the tribe), this expansion will raise the bar for quality and excellence among casino resorts throughout the Pacific Northwest region. Currently boasting a luxurious hotel with spa facilities spanning over twelve stories and featuring 370 rooms.
This ambitious project will introduce several new interior features as well as exterior upgrades including a striking domed ceiling above their central bar area resembling that of planetariums. With an already impressive selection consisting currently consisting out slot machines (2’400), table games(37) bingo room & sportsbook on offer – this development is sure to elevate guest experience even further.
The announcement comes from Connect CRE’s latest coverage on developments within commercial real estate industry across North America.
