The Casino Rama Resort Entertainment Centre is a 5,000 seat, with the option to retract, theatre designed to be flexible to accommodate concerts, plays, tradeshows, presentations, conferences and receptions.

24-hour valet parking is available at the main Casino entrance from Friday 10am – Monday 2am. $17 (including HST) for cash paying customers. Gold and above My Club Reward members may use casino valet parking free of charge. Hotel Valet is available for registered hotel guests.

24-hour valet parking is available at the main Casino entrance from Friday 10am – Monday 2am. $17 (including HST) for cash paying customers. Gold and above My Club Reward members may use casino valet parking free of charge. Hotel Valet is available for registered hotel guests.

Casino Rama Resort is owned by Chippewas of Rama First Nation and Gateway Casinos & Entertainment Limited. The following ownership information is a subset of that available in the Gaming Business Directory published by Casino City Press.

24-hour valet parking is available at the main Casino entrance from Friday 10am – Monday 2am. $17 (including HST) for cash paying customers. Gold and above My Club Reward members may use casino valet parking free of charge. Hotel Valet is available for registered hotel guests.

The Casino Rama Resort Entertainment Centre is a 5,000 seat, with the option to retract, theatre designed to be flexible to accommodate concerts, plays, tradeshows, presentations, conferences and receptions. It is fully dressed with state-of-the-art technical equipment and in-house technicians.

The Casino Rama Resort Entertainment Centre is a 5,000 seat, with the option to retract, theatre designed to be flexible to accommodate concerts, plays, tradeshows, presentations, conferences and receptions.

Casino Rama is the largest First Nations casino in Canada, boasting 2,200 slot machines, 67 gaming tables, 289 hotel rooms and an entertainment center that can seat 5,000 guests.Aug 25, 2023

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