Valley Forge Casino Resort, notes that her property is proud to offer a variety of entertainment options.
“We revived the area’s beloved Valley Forge Music Fair a few years ago, bring- ing back live, national entertainment to the area,” she notes. “Over the years we have welcomed Heart, Bare Naked Ladies, Smokey Robinson and the iconic Kenny Rogers to our stage. In addition to our music fairs, we offer weekly entertainment, such as comedy shows, dueling pianos and karaoke nights. Our casino is a great place to unwind, too, and we offer a great cal- endar of promotions and events taking place on the gaming floor to keep guests entertained each day of the week."
Groups looking for an upscale dining experience at Valley Forge Casino Resort can enjoy Revolution Chop House. Those seeking an escape from the boardroom can visit Valley Beach, the property’s seasonal poolside club, which offers a variety of exotic cock- tails and poolside dining options.
For shopping, the resort is minutes from the world-renowned King of Prussia Mall and also the King of Prussia Towne Center, and offers com- plimentary shuttle transportation so that guests can enjoy door-to-door transportation. “Just let our bellman know if they should be meeting you at the door with one cart or two," says Baird.
"Our convenient location, flexible pric- ing and endless amenities are what make us especially attractive to corpo- rate groups and events,” she continues. “Groups can get the destination expe- rience without the added time and expense of travel. Located just outside Philadelphia, we have several of the area’s most widely sought attractions, such as King of Prussia Mall and Valley Forge National Historic Park, within minutes of the resort. Our affordable group room rates include parking and Internet access, as well as access to
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