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Valley View Casino to Begin Expansion this Summer
In January, of cials of the San Pasqual Band of Mission Indians announced that this summer Valley View Casino would begin a $30 million expansion to increase its property from 43,000 square feet
to 100,000 square feet, and create additions of a bingo hall, a four-story parking structure, a bar, steakhouse, coffee shop and an expansion of its popular live-action Market Square Buffet. The expansion will make room for additional slot machines and twice as many table games. It is slated for completion for the end of 2003.
“This marks the end of a long process to bring the tribe to its ultimate goals,” said San Pasqual Chairman Allen Lawson. “Our tribe as a whole can move forward to realize our dream of a strong economic base.”
The San Pasqual Band has approved a ve-year management agreement with Siren Gaming, LLC. Once approved by the National Indian Gaming Commission, the management agreement will allow the group to oversee day-to-day operations along with the tribe’s existing management committee. “We are very excited for the opportunity to bring our vision to Southern California,” said John Lipkowitz,
Southern California Casinos Celebrate the Lunar TNew Year—The Year of the Ram
president of Siren Gaming, LLC. “Once effective, our agreement with the San Pasqual tribe will bring about signi cant developments for Valley View Casino. We intend on making this partnership very successful.”
Valley View Casino in San Diego’s North County is famous for rewarding its players with 250% more cash back than any other North San Diego County casino, and for its lucky big winners!
he 2003 lunar new year begins on February 1st and is year of the Ram (also known as the Goat or Sheep). The Ram is a symbol of warmth, understanding, creativity and untidiness(!). You can celebrate the Lunar New Year at many Southern California
casinos, including Barona Valley Ranch Resort and Casino, and Sycuan Casino & Resort. Call you favorite casinos and ask about lunar new year celebration details.
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with Barona’s Romance on the Ranch Getaway!
With the help of Cupid and the new Barona Valley Ranch Resort & Casino, couples young and old are destined to fall helplessly in love all over again this Valentine’s Day. Starry- eyed guests can now enjoy an amorous escape in an idyllic setting for fun and romance.
The “Romance on the Ranch” Getaway includes a one-night stay in a deluxe guest room, an intimate dinner for two in the Barona Oaks Steakhouse—Barona’s signature restaurant — a long-stem red rose, Godiva chocolates at turn down, and a delicious breakfast in bed delivered via Barona’s 24-Hour In-Room Dining. This package is priced from $225 per night Sunday through Thursday and $255 per night (double occupancy) Friday through Saturday. Rates for an upgrade to a luxury suite are priced from $400 per night (double occupancy) Sunday through Thursday. Tax and gratuity are not included. Offer is valid through December 31, 2003.
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