One of he bars was located near the dance floor - now gone, along with some great music which was as much fun as spending my nickels in the poker machines. At one time there were two big circular bars ringed with poker machines - err video lottery terminals in the State's vernacular. I suppose I can admit my favorite gaming is by way of the video poker machines. I can only review this from my personal experience, but over 10 years I think I do have some perspective to share. We visited last evening and the parking lot was as sparsely populated as I've ever seen it.
It may not apply to all who read this, but to my mind this place almost seems to be in decline. I only mention this to allow some perspective. Some for the better but many that suggest a constant turnover of management and policy. We've seen many changes over the years both in terms of gaming and the other amenities. Too convenient perhaps, but It's also, arguably the best one and close to Seattle At one time I would guess we were going there at last two -maybe three - times a week. We live about 10 miles west so it's our most convenient casino. We have been visiting the Sno Casino since it opened about 10 years ago.
