Guests are encouraged to dress in neat, casual to smart-casual attire. This includes collared shirts, blouses, dress shoes, or clean jeans. Women often wear dresses, skirts, or stylish pants, while men may opt for slacks and a button-down shirt. The goal is to look put-together without needing a full suit or evening gown.

Footwear must be worn at all times—flip-flops or beach sandals are generally discouraged. Hats are allowed in most areas but may be asked to be removed during dining or special events. Avoid clothing with offensive graphics or slogans, as these may result in denied entry.

Prohibited items include athletic wear such as gym shorts, sweatpants, and tank tops. Work boots, construction clothing, and uniforms are also not permitted unless modified for casual wear. Costumes or face paint may be restricted unless part of a themed event.

Security reserves the right to refuse entry based on appearance, even if an item isn’t explicitly banned. This policy helps maintain a consistent standard across visits. If in doubt, it’s best to choose more formal attire to ensure access.

• No tank tops or sleeveless shirts for men
• No athletic shorts or gym wear
• No flip-flops or beach sandals
• No offensive logos or slogans
• No uniforms or work boots

Dress standards may be elevated during special events such as live concerts, poker tournaments, or holiday dinners. In these cases, the casino may promote a semi-formal or formal dress expectation through event details. Checking ahead can help you prepare appropriately.

Seasonal promotions or themed nights might allow more creative outfits, but still within respectful limits. For example, a retro night might welcome vintage clothing, but ripped jeans or graphic tees could still be turned away. When attending high-profile events, dressing slightly above the norm is always a safe choice.