No parking traffic management or controllers. I will not return to see a concert at this venue.įirst problem - parking. Back in the day, the decor was Hispanic Aztec, now it’s becoming dragons? Who’s representing this tribe? I would think the tribe elders would have more respect for their own beautiful heritage? Instead, they’ve given into greed and big casino establishments.

They lost their way or never cared in the first place? The only casino I’ve been to that shows zero tribe respect of history. There is zero respect for true Native Americans at this establishment, I suggest driving the extra miles to Emerald Queens, Snoqualmie, or Tulalip casino! Forget the Muckleshoot. Do not waste a minute at this super cigarette smoke ridden place. I ordered a glass of wine, to find I was receiving bottom line, Sutter Homes at the price of a 1.5L in a store. The place is under construction and black tarps everywhere with horrible lighting in the restaurant and casino. A real chef, wouldn’t put out! Therefore, I’m frightened what their kitchen looks like? Do not suggest eating at this casino, The food was mediocre, they cannot make a steak to the correct temp (one side overdone and the other rare) ? and offers steamed vegetables which means only over steamed unseasoned broccoli. Our extensive brush cutting and drainage improvement efforts at key areas (especially Summit West) help us open with less snow, but typically it takes at least a couple feet of accumulation and a favorable forecast to get Summit West open.Īre you ready for winter? Our fall season pass sale ends on November 13, so snag yours now to get in on fall prices.What was a fun place to go and okay food, has gone completely down a path that I no longer want to come to. Typically that occurs in the first week or two of December, but again, each year is different. When mother nature delivers enough snow, we start spinning the lifts for you. Wondering about opening day? While this is just the first dusting of the year and isn't nearly enough snow to open, it does mean it's officially time to get stoked for the upcoming season! Operations at The Summit are dependent on natural snowfall, so opening day varies from year to year. Stoked on the changing of the seasons and keen to see more snow? Our Alpental Mid-Mountain cam and Central Express cam have been restored and are back online. The top of Alpental just got hit with another round of snow, nearly a foot of fresh fell at the top on Wednesday.

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