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High Limit Lounge available for event rental at SugarHouse Casino in Philadelphia, PA


the Spa at Bally’s, shopping just steps away, as well as gaming action in multi- ple themed casino and slot parlors. There’s also a swimming pool with immense rooftop skylights and out- door sundecks, and numerous dining options. Bally’s also features 80,000- square feet of versatile meeting space conveniently situated all on one level.


SugarHouse Casino opened in 2010 as the first and only casino within the city limits of Philadelphia. It offers a vari- ety of function rooms and spaces for group meetings and events. Its columnless ballroom is ideal for large celebrations, or it can be configured to host smaller gatherings.


Floor-to-ceiling windows and views of the Ben Franklin Bridge make the casi- no’s 10,000-square foot Event Center the perfect location for social func- tions. This center features a private boardroom for smaller meetings, while private lounge areas are optimal for seminars, classroom-style sessions and small groups.


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The variety of spaces available at SugarHouse allow each event to be customized to a group’s needs and preferences. In addition to scenic views, the Event Center features an outdoor balcony and pre-function space. As a bonus, the casino offers no-hassle, free parking for large groups.


Hugo’s Frog Bar and Chop House at SugarHouse - part of the legendary Gibsons Restaurant Group - has a USDA Prime Angus beef certification and also serves up fresh seafood dish- es. Hugo’s is Gibsons only restaurant offering in Philadelphia.


Fishtown Hops, an urban beer garden on the riverwalk located behind the casino, is an outdoor waterfront sanc- tuary with views of both the Delaware River and Ben Franklin Bridge that fea- tures live bands and DJs on weekends. Lucky Red pairs big-screen TVs with favorite drinks, while Mian offers Asian cuisine. Tacconelli’s Pizzeria tosses up a variety of brick-oven tomato pies; Geno’s Steaks, a Philadelphia staple,


prepares cheesesteaks, hoagies and other sandwiches; Revolution Grill fea- tures salads, sandwiches and pastas; and Saxbys Coffee pours out coffee, tea, smoothies and more.


Attendees can try their luck with 1,891 slots, 103 table games, a 28-table poker room, as well as blackjack, craps, roulette and mini baccarat. The High Limit Lounge offers a private atmos- phere while still part of the action. Boasting top-shelf liquors, it is ideal for small- to medium-sized groups.


Some of the best music acts and top comedians take the stage at the Event Center at SugarHouse. Whether atten- dees want to don their favorite ‘70s attire and dance along to KC and The Sunshine Band, hear their favorite Supertramp songs, or enjoy a laugh with Cedric “The Entertainer” and Friends, there’s a virtually endless schedule of events.


“SugarHouse offers something for everyone, giving the casino an advan-


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