1. Escanaba Mi Island Resort And Casino Entertainment
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3. Escanaba Mi Island Resort And Casino Resort

There's not a casino in Escanaba which is a shame! But there's no reason to be concerned, there are some fabulous nearby casinos, like Harris Island Resort & Casino, Manistique Kewadin Casino, Christmas Kewadin Casino, Marquette Ojibwa Casino and Carter Potawatomi Casino. 4717 Michigan 35 Escanaba, MI 49829 US Phone: (906) 786-3625 (847) 254-4609 E-Mail Address: info@sandyshorescottages. Island Resort and Casino. ABOUT ISLAND RESORT & CASINO Welcome to Island Resort & Casino Located in Michigan’s scenic Upper Peninsula 13 miles west of Escanaba, Island Resort & Casino is on.

The Island Resort and Casino has re-opened.

Escanaba Mi Island Resort And Casino Entertainment

The casino, run by the Hannahville Indian Community, welcomed customers back inside Saturday morning after being closed since late-March.

The response was quick, with the parking lot filled with cars as people flocked there after word spread on social media that the casino had re-opened.

The gaming floor looks different than before. No smoking is allowed, and you have to wear a mask while on the gaming floor. Hand sanitizer dispensers have been placed throughout the casino.

Temperature checks are done on the way in, and anyone with a temperature of 100 degrees or higher will be turned away. There are plexiglass barriers in some areas. There are no table games open for this phase of the re-opening plan. The casino is located on tribal land, and is not subject to Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s orders.

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Escanaba Mi Island Resort And Casino Resort

Elsewhere in the Upper Peninsula…the five Kewadin Casinos run by the Sault Tribe of Chippewa remain closed until June 1^st. The same for the Bay Mills Resort and Casino in Brimley. The Northern Waters Casino Resort in Watersmeet has re-opened its golf course, but the casino remains closed until further notice. And the Ojibwa Casinos in Marquette and Baraga also remained closed until further notice.