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RESORT CASINO


TULALIP A Unique Incentive Experience


From the moment a group arrives at the AAA Four-Diamond Tulalip Resort Casino, guests are swept up in the Tulalip culture and unmatched hospitality of Washington State’s premier resort destina- tion. From the luxurious accommodations and award-winning din- ing options to a variety of on-site activities including a pool, spa, and casino, Tulalip Resort Casino offers an exclusive incentive experience to fit every type of group. Guests will fall in love with the property’s 370 stunning guest


and therapies designed to relax the body, enrich the mind, and soothe the soul. Separate lounges for men and women include quiet rooms with double-sided fireplaces, eucalyptus steam rooms, cedar- lined saunas, and grotto showers. Gaming has long been a Tulalip tradition, and the 192,000-square-


foot casino features the best selection of games and the most cash back of any casino in the Northwest. Canoes Cabaret offers comedy and musical performances to keep guests entertained, and mpulse lounge is perfect for guests to mix and mingle. The Summer Concert Series, held from July to September at the outdoor Tulalip Amphithe- ater, features an eclectic mix of artists from country to oldies to rock.





NORTHWESTERN GEM: Tulalip Resort Casino offers a sophisticated incentive experience just 30 minutes from downtown Seattle.


KING-SIZED COMFORT: Guests can spread out and get cozy in Tulalip’s 500-square-foot king guest rooms outfitted with convenient amenities, contemporary furnishings, and plush bedding.


rooms, with majestic floor-to-ceiling win- dows, Italian-tile flooring, artwork created by local artists from the Pacific Coast Sal- ish tribe exclusively for Tulalip, 47-inch HD televisions, premium pillow-top beds, sep- arate walk-in showers, and complimentary Wi-Fi. Incentive groups can opt for one of five spacious suites, each customized with a different décor theme. Tulalip Resort Casino’s exceptional dining options range from


casual fare to elegant multi-course dinners. At the resort’s Blackfish Wild Salmon Grill & Bar, chefs prepare fresh Northwestern seafood using the traditional techniques of local Native American tribes, like grilling salmon on ironwood sticks in an open fire pit. Groups can immerse themselves in the culture and tradition of the Pacific North- west with resort events like the Winemaker Dinners, featuring pair- ings selected by the on-site, award-winning sommelier. For a rejuvenating incentive retreat, the resort’s 14,000-square- foot T Spa includes 16 treatment rooms and a range of treatments


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Finally, shopaholics will not be disap-


pointed after visiting Seattle Premium Out- lets’ 110 stores, including Coach, Polo Ralph Lauren, Burberry, and Banana Republic. Other nearby attractions include the Future of Flight museum, the Boeing Tour Center, the Cas- cade Loop, Woodinville Wineries, and antique shopping in Snohomish. n


AT A GLANCE Guest rooms: 370 Amenities: Oasis pool, complimentary fitness center and valet ser- vice, business center, Salal Floral shop, T Spa Meeting space: 30,000 square feet of flexible meeting space, includ- ing the 15,000-square-foot Orca Ballroom Attractions: Canoes Cabaret, mpulse lounge, Seattle Premium Outlets


FOR MORE INFORMATION: Tulalip Resort Casino; (866) 716-7162; fax: (360) 716-6509; sales@tulalipresort.com; www.tulalipresort.com


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