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One sure bet among planners seeking tohit the jackpot for theirupcomingmeetings and conventions is to choose casino resort properties. These luxurious host venues are destinations within destinations, many offering everything necessary for a meeting (and somuchmore) - all under one roof.


Attendeeswill look forward to the chance tomeet at a casino resort,which offers a bustling atmosphere that’s conducive to the energyof a busy trade showormeeting.


For those seeking an all-in-one experi- ence in the Lehigh Valley, the Sands Casino Resort in Bethlehem,Pennsylvania has much to offer. Home to 302 gue- strooms, the resort boasts the latest mod- ern amenities, a 50,000-square foot Sands Bethlehem Event Center, the recently added European Body Concepts Day Spa, plus several restaurants and more.


The Sands Bethlehem Event Center plays host to A-list performers, comedians, DJs and even some sporting events. It also serves as a popular host site for trade shows, large presentations/product roll- outs, seminars and other corporate func- tions. Patrick Ryan, national sales manag- er for Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem, noted that every seat in the event center provides optimum viewing. “At a distance of 137-feet at the farthest point,every view is unbelievable. And right next to the event center is Vision Bar, the hottest nightclub in the LehighValley.”


Of course, Sands Bethlehem features a great gaming area, too. It has more than 3,000 slot machines and over 150 table


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games, including a poker room. In addi- tion, the Outlets at Sands Bethlehem pro- vide a haven for luxury shopping on site.


Dining choices at the Sands Bethlehem including offerings by celebrity chef Emeril Lagasse, such as Emeril's Italian Table, and Burgers and More by Emeril. Other on site dining options include: St. James Gate Irish Pub and Carvery; Carnegie Deli; Chopstick; Croissanterie; Joli Bakery and Café; Steelworks Buffet and Grill; and The Market Gourmet Express for lighter fare.


Another Pennsylvania casino resort prop- erty, The Valley Forge Casino Resort in King of Prussia, offers full-amenity gam- ing, 485 well appointed overnight rooms and suites in two hotel towers, plus free parking, freeWi-Fi access,and free shuttle service to King of Prussia Mall.


For meeting groups, a recently renovated 24-hour business center is offered on site. Including both hotel towers, Valley Forge Casino Resort boasts 45 meeting rooms, including four ballrooms, all of which


together add up to more than 100,000- square feet of state-of-the-art function space. Its experienced event profession- als and on site culinary team provide world-class service.


Guests of the property (21 and older) attending a convention,meeting or a pri- vate function are granted access to the casino floor. Alternatively, those who spend a minimum of $10 at one of the resort's dining, nightlife or retail outlets also are granted access to the casino. Also, anyone who purchases a member- ship receives access to the casino floor for both themselves and a guest for the term of their membership.


For dining, the upscale Pacific Prime serves fresh fish and prime beef plus an array of other menu options. Viviano’s offers home-style, rustic Italian cuisine that is accompanied by an extensive wine list. More casual offerings include:Valley Tavern; American Grill; and the café-style Italian Market. Additional options avail- able also include both Asianoodle and the Nosh Deli.


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