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Destination: Valley Forge Casino Resort King of Prussia, PA


Located in King of Prussia, PA, the Valley Forge Casino Resort is the largest full-service hotel and the only full- amenity gaming resort located in suburban Philadelphia. It is just 30 minutes from Center City and offers easy access to all of the area’s major highways.


The Valley Forge Casino Resort just completed a $6 million guestroom renovation this past April. Its Casino Tower was transformed, adding two Super Suites to go along with 40 suites and 116 standard rooms. The Super Suites feature a 1,400-square foot living and entertainment area and two fully-appointed king guest rooms. All rooms come with high- end finishes and amenities.


The suites are perfect for group getaways or traveling fami- lies. One features a luxe dining experience with a Carrera marble dining table that seats six and an elegant crystal pendant chandelier. The second suite caters to large groups looking for a relaxed entertainment environment. There is plenty of seating at the communal table, several Carrera mar- ble and walnut tables and ottomans for guests to comfort- ably unwind and watch sports or movies on the room’s large plasma TV.


Between its two hotel towers (Casino Tower and the Radisson), the property is home to 485 guestrooms and suites, and it offers 100,000-square feet of recently renovated meeting, exhibit and banquet facilities that include 39 sepa- rate flexible function rooms.


The resort also features 40,000-square feet of gaming space with the hottest slot machines and table games. Live enter- tainment on-site includes the Valley Forge Music Fair, which hosts headline comedians and national musical acts. Valley Forge Casino Resort is home to eight dining options, four nightlife experiences - including the area’s hottest DJs at


Center Bar - and Valley Tavern, where sports fans can watch their favorite teams on big screen TVs while enjoying pub fare and an assortment of craft and draft beers.


This summer, revelers looking for a weekend getaway don’t have to head to the Jersey Shore to find a sandy beach, fun food and a rockin’ nightlife. Valley Forge Casino Resort cur- rently is offering overnight SHORE Staycation packages now until September 30, 2017 that include overnight accommo- dations in its two hotels, and access to the Valley Beach Poolside Club.


Guests booking a Staycation at Valley Forge Casino Resort can relax on the sandy beach with drinks from the new full- service tiki bar and enjoy food and live entertainment all weekend, with offerings like “Dive-In” Movie Thursdays, DJs each Friday, bands every Saturday, and Reggae Days Sundays. The del Valle Taco Truck is on-hand to serve fresh Mexican favorites, including street tacos, burritos and more.


“Come for a relaxing weekend with great cocktails by the pool, dine at a different restaurant every evening and try your luck on our slots or live table games,” said Gina Mancino, vice president of casino marketing for Valley Forge Casino Resort. “We offer outstanding nightlife, options including live bands, dueling pianos and headline comedi- ans, and national entertainment acts. When you leave, you’ll feel like you’ve experienced an entire vacation in a single weekend.”


“With all the shore traffic, it takes twice the amount of time to get to the shore during the summer months,” Mancino said. “Valley Forge Casino Resort provides the complete summer resort experience with fabulous pool, fantastic accommodations, incredible nightlife and a variety of great dining options - only minutes away.”


Mid-Atlantic EvEnts Magazine 23


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