CASINOS TUCSON

Casino Del Sol in Tucson, Arizona operates 24/7 as a comprehensive resort casino featuring more than 22,000 square feet of gaming space within a ten-story resort. The gaming floor offers 1,300 slot machines, 20 table games, a 10-table poker room, a high-limit room, a bingo hall, and a full sportsbook with electronic interblock stadium games including roulette, blackjack, and craps. Beyond gaming, the resort contains seven restaurants, five bar lounges, an award-winning Hiapsi Spa, and the award-winning Sewailo Golf Course. Two resort towers provide 366 guest rooms with pools, cabanas, patios, and amenities including a 100-foot waterslide, complemented by the Ava Amphitheater for entertainment events.

Desert Diamond Casino & Entertainment in Tucson, Arizona operates as part of a multistate tribal casino enterprise with locations across Arizona. The Tucson property features 1,100 slot machines alongside table games including blackjack, poker, keno, and bingo. Dining options span four restaurants and a coffee shop, while the Monsoon Nightclub offers live entertainment with DJs, bands, and Tejano music performances. A 149-room hotel provides guests with an outdoor pool, hot tub, and fitness center, with complimentary round-trip airport shuttle service available upon request.

Casino of the Sun, owned and operated by the Pascua Yaqui Tribe, is located in Tucson, Arizona and holds historical significance as an early Native American gaming venue. Opening in 1982 as the region's first venture into tribal gaming, the casino features more than 300 slot machines, electronic blackjack, and blackjack tables. The intimate, informal setting provides a gaming experience distinct from large resort casinos, offering local patrons and visitors a compact, accessible gaming destination. The tribe also operates Casino Del Sol and another Casino of the Sun location within the Tucson area.