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| Location |
South Nogales Highway, 1 mile south
of Valencia Road.
Tucson, AZ |
RV Status
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Overnight RV parking is OK |
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Phone |
(520) 294-7777, (866) 332-9467
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| Web |
www.desertdiamondcasino.com |
| Video Poker |
Fair -
See report below |
| Misc. Info |
Good poker tournaments |
| Reports
and photos |
See below - Send us your
report |
Report from Gary
and Cathy A., February 2, 2010
As stated in the previous report, RV parking is allowed. According to
Security personnel you can get a parking pass for the week. We were told
that stays less than 7 days did not require a pass. The bicycle security
were around often as was the shuttle. If you enter & exit using the
last Casino driveway on Nogales Hwy (immediately before the CAT dealership)
you will avoid speed bumps and automobile traffic. The only noise we
noticed was in the AM - jets from the Air National Guard located across the
street.
The lunch and dinner buffets are priced right. Quality & selection was
good. You may be disappointed with the limited choices of desserts. Large
selection of machines. I thought the air circulation system was poor when
the Casino was crowded. Would have liked a non - smoking section.
Definitely will stay & play here again. Gary & Cathy A.
Additional reports following photos below...
Photos from Gary and Cathy A.
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Report from Dick
M., January 16, 2010
The new Casino, Conference Center, and Hotel are all finished. RV
parking permitted in large, asphalt, level, well lighted parking lot on the
south side. Some airport and railroad noise (no train horns) otherwise
quiet. Shuttle is available from parking area to the casino.
Watch for the speed bumps on the entrance road and in front of the
buildings.
Buffet food was real good and a bargain at $17.80 for two. Steak room
and a food court are available if you wish. Large selection of table
games and slot machines in a very large casino area. They even have a
new electronic, multiplayer, video craps machine that was very popular.
It is a smoking casino but the air circulation system kept the air very
breathable.
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Casino Camper Report, May 2007
They have a major construction project underway, building a
completely new casino. The new place looks like it will be very nice.
RV parking is allowed. I checked with security, and they have marked
areas for RV's. Follow the signs that say "additional parking".
No buffet or restaurant yet (will have both in the new building) but
there's a cafe with good burgers, sandwiches, and similar items.
Beverage service on the casino floor is the weakest link here. They
bring around a beverage cart and on a busy night you'll be lucky to see it about once every
2 hours. You can also turn on your change light, or ask the dealer at
table games, and someone will come over to take your order, but they don't
seem to enjoy doing it.
Video poker is "fair". They have
9/6 JOB, 8/5 BP, 9/6 DB all in Quarters and Dollars. Full banks in
each of the two casino floor areas. 6 deck
Blackjack, S17, DA2. No craps. Poker room is ok, a little
crowded and shows some wear. Dealers are OK. Good tournaments
several nights a week, seems to be the place for poker tournaments in the
area. NL cash games aren't allowed in Arizona. 2/4 to 10/20 and
higher are available.
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