San Diego Lucky Lady Casino (Closed)

Presentation of the San Diego Lucky Lady Casino (Closed)

The venue of the Lucky Lady Casino, which is not too big, is located on the east of San Diego, one m…

The venue of the Lucky Lady Casino, which is not too big, is located on the east of San Diego, one mile away from the campus of the university of San Diego State.

It does not display any slot machines, which are, according to the laws of California, only reserved to Native-American gaming establishments.

Every day, the company opens its doors to players from 9am to 2am.

Rest assured you can still gamble and try to win big on some card games, like Blazing 777 Progressive, Fortune Pai Gow Poker and EZ Baccarat.

The 'Lucky Lady Bar and Lounge' allows for a complete offer of dining services, pool and ping pong tables, dancing floor, and live DJs, which is quite impressive to say the least.

The City

San Diego is situated in southern California, lying on the shores of the Pacific Ocean.

The second …

San Diego is situated in southern California, lying on the shores of the Pacific Ocean.

The second biggest city of the state after Los Angeles is a major touristic hub for a reason, and boasts a very agreeable weather (300 days of sun each year!) along with an ideal setup on the coast, cradled between two beautiful bays.

The historical centers of San Diego, which allow for pleasant walks in its streets, are Old Town and the Victorian Gaslamp, and house a lot of interesting museums such as the impressive Aerospace Museum, or Museum of Contemporary Art.

San Diego’s Zoo is definitely a contender for the world’s best and biggest zoos, and those wanting to watch some animals should love the city, as SeaWorld is right there as well.

Golfing, sunbathing on its beach, water sports, shopping…There really is a lot to do in San Diego.