Review Detail
1.9 24
Terrible Experience
Overall rating
1.9
Slots
2.0
Table Games
1.0
Customer Service
1.0
Player's Club
1.0
Gaming Atmosphere
1.0
Amenities or Hotel
4.0
Food & Drink
3.0
The trip began with 4 people and headed down there with 19 adults, ranging from 35 to 60. This overnight party was planned for 2 months. We all had rooms, arrived there from the Twin Cities around 4:30. All check in to our rooms. Within the first 2 hours, 3 of our 19 were told the were banned for the evening! The first guest was told that she "laughed to loud and they do not tolerate any behavior that is loud". OMG, it was 4:30 in the afternoon! The second guy was sitting at one of the 3 bars (irony) and cheered for the twins with his "loud voice" and he was tapped on the shoulder and asked to leave. Out of 19, 8 were "tapped out"! I understand now why they say "The best thing that comes out of Iowa is I 35!! Spread the word, we talked to guests down there not in our party and they have heard similar stories. If this is what a state run casino is all about, I have a new found respect for the Indian casinos of Minnesota!
CB
Cheryl Bennett
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Ordering
March 04, 2011
First off, there are only 2 bars at Diamond Jo Worth, but I suppose math is hard for some people. Second, public intoxication is not legally allowed anywhere other than your private domain (that's another word for house), with 2 months of planning you sure didn't do a whole lot of research, otherwise you would know that, and because the state doesn't want you to make "bad decisions" while intoxicated, it's enforced heavily at the state run casino, where the Native American casinos (Indians are from India, look at a map) are run as a sovereign nation, basically they make their own rules and the government can't do a thing. And another thing, just because you go to a casino, doesn't mean you can be all loud and obnoxious. I guess I missed where it says you can leave your manners at the door. Grow up!
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Steve
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