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Temp Casinos the Way to Go

While Penn National is taking their time bringing in their slot machines – others are jumping at the chance. Penn National is building a huge five story permanent structure to house their slot machines, and is skipping the temporary casino part of the process. Others are not willing to wait. Pocono Downs and Philadelphia Park are very close to completing construction on their temporary facilities to house their slot machines, and Pocono Downs expects to be up and running their slot machines by Christmas.

Pocono Downs will have their $70 million temp casino ready to go months after they get their slot machine license. They are taking their time putting the finishing touches on it, as they don’t have approval yet for the 1,018 slot machines that won’t be able to come in time for an immediate opening. Since they were just allowed to order them last month, it will take a while for them to come in, and then it takes two months to install them.

They also have more employees to hire, and at their job fair they had a huge turnout. More than 7,000 people applied at the fair, and adding them to the 4,000 that had already applied – they have 11,000 people all vying for the 400 new jobs that are going to be created in the temporary casino.

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