After more than a decade of legal wrangling, including a lawsuit filed by the State of Kansas, the Wyandotte Nation will finally see its CrossWinds Casino open in Park City on March 2, 2021.
The 20,000 square foot casino is located at 777 N Jackpot Way in Sedgwick County and will reportedly feature
500 new slots,
with Red Spins, a
bar and café.
Kelly Carpino, Chief Executive Officer for the Wyandotte Tribe of Oklahoma (WTOK), the economic arm of the federally recognized tribe, said their team is excited to introduce the new casino to Park City and the surrounding communities and that like all of its gaming properties the focus is on providing “a fun, clean atmosphere with
February 24, 2021, 2:44 pm ·
This week, the Wyandotte Nation announced that it would be opening Crosswinds Casino in Park City, Kansas. The opening date is set to March 2. The facility is located at 777 N Jackpot Way.
This is an important event for the city after years of legal battles and objections from the Kansas Attorney General.
Wyandotte Tribe of Oklahoma CEO Kelly Carpino expressed excitement for having the opportunity to introduce very soon Crosswinds to Park City and the surrounding communities.
The CEO added:
“Our focus with all of our gaming properties is to provide a fun, clean atmosphere with fan favorite slots and great customer service. Crosswinds Casino is ready to deliver that same experience to all of our guests.”
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