Golden Moon re-opens after USD 70 M renovation

The grand reopening celebration will begin at 4 p.m. on Saturday.

The public is invited to explore the new casino floor design, gaming amenities, and hotel décor.

Tribal Chief Phyliss J. Anderson and President and CEO of Pearl River Resort Holly Gagnon will be present to provide special remarks and cut the ceremonial ribbon.

Gagnon said. "The efforts to enhance Golden Moon will benefit our guests, our employees, the community, and the tribe." The renovation plan designed by architecture group Marnell Companies of Las Vegas includes remodeled hotel rooms and a revitalized approximately 70,000 square feet gaming floor that creates a more exciting and welcoming space offering 1,150 slot machines, 25 table games, an elevated 14 table poker room, a stunning one-of-a-kind video wall, and a new center bar, she said.

Marnell Companies utilized design features such as a dramatic architectural ceiling treatment to create a more intimate atmosphere, warm cove lighting, colorful decorative fixtures, and beautifully designed carpet that pays tribute to Choctaw culture with a contemporary spin, officials said.

Whether they enjoy a delightful video experience or an array of beverage offerings, guests will be at the heart of the exciting casino action at the center bar, Gagnon said.

The resort's guest rooms and suites remodel and renovation includes new in-room amenities, 42-inch flat screen televisions, new furniture and custom made Choctaw- inspired artwork. The new rooms feature clean lines with beautiful finishes that are timeless and comfortable making them fresh, stylish, and convenient, she said.

Not only has the resort enhanced the makeup of the properties but also upgraded technology.

Both Silver Star and Golden Moon casinos now feature Konami Gaming, Inc.'s award-winning casino management system, SYNKROS, allowing guests to enjoy new slots and an integrated gaming experience like never before, Gagnon said.

Additionally, guests can now receive text notifications when their hotel room is available for check-in and when their table is ready at any of the resort's restaurants. Kiosks will also be in place to handle various transactions such as reprinting cards and comps. The introduction of the new technology provides greater conveniences to our guests, giving them the freedom to enjoy themselves in the casino without waiting in lines, she said. As a result of comprehensive renovations, new gaming systems, and technology enhancements, Pearl River Resort has created a game-changing experience for the gamer, diner, or the guest that just wants to get away, Gagnon said.