The Game Is On In Aruba’s Best Casinos
Aruba is not called the Caribbean Las Vegas for nothing. With its extravagant and vibrant casinos everywhere, this Island never fails to entice tourists who are up for a game or two. And for big-buck gamblers, Aruba is the perfect choice for a non-stop and thrilling play at clanging slot machines. In many casinos, gaming starts right before noon but some are open round-the-clock. Aruba night life is as exciting as the day is relaxing.
If you think poker, high-rolling craps, blackjack, baccarat, roulette, and other usual slot machine games are the only main attractions in any casino, you might be surprised to discover that there’s a lot more. Aruba’s casinos also offer various stage acts that feature dancers, singers, impersonators, and talented performers who will give you superb entertainment, making you feel like you are in Vegas.
When you are in Aruba, there are things to keep in mind. These things will surely prepare you when you decide to play in casinos. One is that US currency is used in any casino, and depending on the casino, the slots accept either US coins or tokens equivalent to their value. Many machines will also accept your paper US currency directly. Nickel slots and penny machines are also readily available in every casino. You can also find sports betting in several gaming places. Of course, these casinos will only allow 18 years old (the legal age) and above to enter in their premises.
Among the few casinos operating for 24 hours every day the whole week is the famous Crystal Casino. Situated on the other side of the waterfront in Oranjestad, this casino takes pride in its elaborate interior design. Inside this casino are marbles, brass, and gold leaf, all brightly illuminated by huge dripping-crystal chandeliers. Every night, Crystal Casino amuses it’s patrons with live performances in the main room. It is also where the long-running Latin dance-and-music show is staged.
If you’re the type of person looking for a more casual casino, the Seaport Casino is the best one for you. Located on the waterfront, this gaming place is almost half the size of the Crystal. It’s easy to find this casino since it standing across L.G. Smith Blvd at the Seaport Marketplace. Seaport Casino is filled with the typical table and slot machines. Bingo games are held every Tuesday and Sunday. On weekends, it features live entertainment in the evening.
With over 300 slot machines and 30 gaming tables, Royal Cabana is considered Aruba’s biggest casino. It is located at La Cabana Beach Resort in the low-rise hotel area and its Tropicana Showroom boasts of its 600 seats. Just like other casinos, Royal Cabana offers live entertainment led by a locally-known female impersonator. Inside, you will also find a souvenir store.
Along Manchebo Beach, one will find the Alhambra Casino and Aladdin Theatre, which is very famous among gamers. Once you enter this popular casino, you will be ushered in by the doorman garbed in a genie outfit. If you’re looking for a place to dine or simply relax, you’ll be delighted to find a couple of bars and a restaurant inside this casino.
Now that you know where to go when you land in Aruba, enjoy your stay and keep yourself entertained all day long.
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