<![CDATA[Fallsview Casino Resort - American Casino Guide Casino Reviews]]> https://www.americancasinoguidebook.com/ <![CDATA[Fallsview Casino Resort: Update only]]> https://www.americancasinoguidebook.com/new-york/niagara-fallsview-casino-resort.html/discussions/2508350 https://www.americancasinoguidebook.com/new-york/niagara-fallsview-casino-resort.html/discussions/2508350
Being Canadian we go there frequently and play as well by crossing over to the Seneca Niagara in the USA. Unlike Seneca I can play nickle video poker with full pay for 25 cents or up. US money is at a high premium now and your Yankee dollars will go a lot farther at Fallsview than at Seneca. As for players cards, we always get comped rooms at the Hilton across the street which we are using next week for two nights with the free parking at the Casino and that is with my wife only playing penny slots. We also get free buffets but that is because we have been frequent visitors in the past. Only drawback is that Ontario law does not permit comped drinks at any casino in the Province. Where drinks are free at Seneca. If you plan on visiting the best side of the falls and nice casino, be sure to pack your passport. 
]]> Wed, 26 Oct 2016 20:27:11 +0000 <![CDATA[Fallsview Casino Resort: Nice casino!]]> https://www.americancasinoguidebook.com/new-york/niagara-fallsview-casino-resort.html/discussions/2506565 https://www.americancasinoguidebook.com/new-york/niagara-fallsview-casino-resort.html/discussions/2506565 Of the two casinos on the Canadian side in Niagara Falls, this one is much nicer, even though they are both owned and operated by the same company. It is loctaed in a shopping mall and it's a very modern facility with many of the latest slot machines, although I did see some older slots and video poker games (pick'em poker, Bally Game Makers, Bally Cinevision slots, etc.) The casino had the feel of a mini-Bellagio when I first walked in, although not quite as extravagant, but still a nice atmosphere. I signed up for a players club card at their other casino (Casino Niagara) and they didn't offer me any free play, or any other incentive for joining. If you have U.S. money you have to convert it to Canadian before playing and then convert it back to US when cashing out, so you lose a little money in each of those transactions. It was too much of a bother for me so I didn't play at all. There is also a charge of $5 to $10 (depending on the day) to park. I was staying at the Hilton which is connected to the casino/mall complex by a covered walkway. The daily fee to park there was $20 so I parked at the casino garage and was able to save some money. You only have to pay on the way out of the casino garage, so we kept the car there for three days and only had to pay $5, rather than $60. That was pretty good! ]]> Sun, 25 Aug 2013 13:43:29 +0000