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Tulalip Tribes casinos to remain temporarily closed29 March 2020The Tulalip Tribes announced that their casinos will remain temporarily closed due to Governor Jay Inslee's order. Below is the message from Tulalip Resort Casino's website. "With the health and safety of our guests, team members and the community at the forefront of our decision-making process, the Tulalip Gaming Organization (Tulalip Resort Casino, Quil Ceda Creek Nightclub & Casino and Tulalip Bingo & Slots) will remain temporarily closed due to the coronavirus pandemic and Governor Jay Inslee's order to "Stay Home, Stay Safe." This is a unique crisis impacting all of us and conditions have evolved on an almost daily basis. For this reason, we have extended our team members’ base wages and benefits another week. We will continue to monitor the situation - including local, state and national guidelines - before determining a date for re-opening all three properties. We look forward to re-opening our doors and welcoming back our team members and guests. We understand that the past few weeks have been full of challenges for all of us, and we appreciate the support we’ve received from our guests and team members. We will work together to overcome this, and we will all emerge stronger. We want to let you know that when the time is right and you’re ready, we’ll be ready. We also realize that during this uncertain time, many of our guests are wondering about how this temporary shutdown will impact their promotions, offers and benefits. We are dedicated to taking the necessary actions to ensure your ONE club membership provides the offers, rewards and benefits you’ve come to expect from us. Below are a few of the steps we are taking to make that happen:
Thank you for your patience and understanding. We wish you good health and well-being." |