Features 100 slot machines

Harrah’s Resort Southern California opens upgraded High Limit area after $13.1 million renovation

2026-05-15
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Harrah’s Resort Southern California has opened a redesigned High Limit gaming area following a $13.1 million renovation aimed at improving privacy, aesthetics, and the VIP guest experience.

“The completion of the High Limit area renovation reflects Harrah’s Resort SoCal’s steadfast commitment to excellence,” said Jill Barrett, Senior Vice President and General Manager. “As we evolve, we are constantly seeking ways to enhance guest journey, providing the most elevated escape possible for our VIP players and resort guests alike.”

Designed by JCJ Architecture and constructed by Swinerton, the project touches every element of the gaming environment, the casino said. Updates include refreshed interior décor, large-scale video walls, energy-efficient LED lighting, and an upgraded audio system.

The redesigned gaming floor now features 100 slot machines, including 11 bar-top units, alongside traditional table games such as double-deck blackjack, shoe blackjack, baccarat, and pai gow.

A key addition is “Easy Speak,” a dedicated High Limit bar offering curated spirits through partnerships with WhistlePig Whiskey and Blanton’s. The bar also features rare selections, including Eagle Rare, Buffalo Trace, and OFC 25-year.

The introduction of the dedicated High Limit area bar is part of the resort’s ongoing property-wide improvements

“As we strive for excellence across the property, we are constantly re-evaluating where we can better serve our guests,” said Rincon Chairman Steve Stallings. “I am incredibly proud of the work that culminated in the unveiling, and I look forward to the continued evolution of our resort experience.”

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