I have gone to Hollywood three times since they took over from Harrah's and I can definitely say they have lowered the payout on the slots to a pathetic level. I spoke to several regulars who all said the same thing. When it was Harrah's at least you could win enough to play for awhile. Not so at Hollywood. The drink and change people seemed really unhappy and that is the general vibe at Hollywood now. It's just not any fun. Look around before you waste any money in their slots. Nobody was winning on a Saturday night and most of the people I saw playing had less than $50 on their machines. Very disappointing. I used to go about twice a month but I will not return to Hollywood. I started going across the highway because it just isn't worth it at Hollywood.

I've been a long time fan of Hollywood Casinos. The Tunica facility is far the best. Aurora was good once during the first couple years of their operation but success ruined the generosity of their comps.

I had high hopes for their take over of the St.Louis casino from Harrah's. So far I am underwhelmed. I was there on the first weekend and they definitely did not have their act together. The meager $3 free slot play comp did not work. The cashier cage near the table games was not open--only the cashier in the slot only section would redeem chips (and of course no chips were used in the slot area). No $5 tables were available, so we left and went to Ameristar. Very sad showing. I'll try one more time, giving them the benefit of just starting up. I do not hold out much hope.

A little out of the way near St. Louis. The games were hopping. And they did have some $5 blackjack. The dealers were nice. And I won which is always a plus.

The gift shop was closed by 10, and the snack shops by 11. I guess they pull up the sidewalks early here.

My family and i were traveling from Twin Falls, Idaho to Lexington,Kentucky. we thought it would be a treat to have a nice meal at Harrah's buffet, we were very disappointed. The food cost us $25.00 a person, the food was cold and mostly dry. We were seated after about 20 minutes of trying to explain to the girl who was taking our money thay it was sinple to count out a $100.00 bill. We went to get our food which was the lousiest meal i have ever eaten, in fact we left most of it. We had to wait for another 30 minutes before we were asked if we needed a drink refill, then when we went to get dessert we were told that it was all closed up and was being thrown in the garbage. It seems to me if they were getting close to time for closing up they should have explained this to us. We have better buffets and more caring waiters in our little town of Jacpot, Nevada. I will not recommend your Harrah's to anyone that asks how it was.W have been to the one in Las Vegas and it was a lot better than your's, so no we won't go back to your Harrah's.

Today is Leap Year day. Harrahs St. Louis had their buffets all day for $2.29 and anything in the snack bar inside the casino
for $2.29. Needless to say they were quite busy. My husband & I chose to eat at the snack bar, it was a good deal and it was
not that long to wait. We were there about 5 p.m. and the line for the buffet was already 3 hours long, sorry the buffet isn't that
good. Slots for me were not very good today, one would think they would be as busy as they were. Let me say, the snack bar
employees were so nice and gracious. I do not know if I could have been that pleasant with as many hungry people that
they were waiting on.