Right now, it’s “early 2020.” As with any major construction project, equipment tests, final permits and many other details will play into the new casino’s opening day.
How soon? Tribal officials aren’t quite ready to give an opening date. Inside the building, the noises are a little more muted – zings of drills, swishes of furniture moving furniture and spritzing of cleaning bottles.Ĭrews are knocking out punch list items for the Puyallup Tribe’s new 310,000-square-foot casino, which is set to open soon. The sounds of construction – deep rumbles, clanks and beep-beep-beeps of heavy equipment – are happening outside the Puyallup Tribe’s new Emerald Queen Casino. By Lisa Pemberton, Puyallup Tribal News staff writer
