Breaking Ground:
Creek Nation Casino comes to Riverside Drive

In late 2008, Creek Nation Casino’s current facility will close its doors and enter a new era in gaming with the opening of a new casino.

Paying tribute to the heritage of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation, the new casino will be conveniently situated south of 81st Street on scenic Riverside Drive in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The $160 million casino will offer 300,000 square feet of gaming space, making it the largest gaming floor in Oklahoma, and will include over 2,800 machines, 24 table games, and 15 tables in the poker room.

In addition to its gaming attractions, the new facility will boast several dining venues including a 400 seat buffet, a grill, and a sports bar. Nights at the casino will be energetic at the circular lounge, where guests will be able to have a drink and listen to some of the area’s hottest bands and a diverse group of national acts.

The casino will also feature a large High Stakes lounge for its VIP customers. Players will be encouraged to join the Infinity Club to earn points and complimentaries and enter exclusive club promotions.

About Creek Nation Casino – Tulsa

Creek Nation Casino is one of Oklahoma’s leading Indian gaming facilities and is an economic development project of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation of Oklahoma. The casino opened in 1984 along the banks of the Arkansas River and was the first high-stakes Indian bingo establishment in the state of Oklahoma.

Today, Creek Nation Casino – Tulsa offers a unique brand of entertainment with an exciting array of gaming, featuring poker, blackjack and over 1,500 Class II and Class III machines, as well as exciting promotions and events, huge cash payouts and excellent customer service.

The newly expanded and renovated casino features a full service restaurant, gift shop, a non-smoking area, and a prestigious High Stakes Room. Creek Nation Casino - Tulsa is open 24 hours, seven days a week and offers complimentary valet parking.

An active community partner, Creek Nation Casino - Tulsa provides a positive economic impact for Tulsa and surrounding towns, with over 650 employees. Proceeds from gaming operations help to fund a variety of Muscogee (Creek) Nation service programs such as housing, education, elderly assistance and healthcare. The opening of River Spirit Casino in 2008 will also create over 600 new jobs for the Tulsa area.

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