Some restaurants are relocating to make way for new lounge space or restaurant options, freshening up both the spaces and the overall food line-ups. The bingo hall is moving to its original location, with a remodeled and updated space the old bingo hall will become an expo center. A series of updates and renovation projects are underway, with many longstanding restaurants, spaces and so forth seeing some new life.

The good news is it seems the property knows it has work to do. Gaming conditions deteriorated too for awhile Foxwoods was touting their switching to an all 3:2 Blackjack setup, and even still has a page on their website talking about 3:2 Blackjack, but on my most recent visit earlier this month, I definitely saw 6:5 Blackjack on the felt with a $15 minimum, so it definitely has changed. Now, with warmer weather approaching, we may see some additional hours added on, but their spas still don’t run seven days a week, one of their hotels never reopened, and quite a few facilities have weekend-only hours. Now, two years since the pandemic, Foxwoods still seems to have an evolving issue with many parts of the property still closed more than they’re open. They redid their shops area between the Cedar and Rainmaker areas, only for most of those shops to now sit empty, which is a shame.Įven before the pandemic, some parts of the casino spaces stopped being 24 hours, particularly the Rainmaker Casino, which was an odd look to see a portion of a casino space shutting down nightly. This is despite the fact that they’ve been putting some good money into updating things, from multiple casino overhauls to a modern reinvention of their buffet space (a space that didn’t get too long under its new setup before it closed, and has yet to reopen, because of the pandemic).

However, I’m definitely not the only one who has been underwhelmed by the property in recent years.

This year, Foxwoods Resort Casino is celebrating its 30th anniversary, which is an impressive milestone.

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