Dover Delaware Casino Slot Machines
Conclusion Dover Downs Casino is one of a kind and the only racino in DE, accommodating Nascar speed races and harness races. It hosts over 3000 slot machines and there are lots of table games for gambling, which is one of the main reasons for people from around the state to visit this casino so much. My husband and I went to celebrate his birthday at Dover Downs plus we got free slots play for 3 days Friday -Saturday and Sunday 110.00 Friday and 100.00 Saturday and 100.00 Sunday it’s a shame they give u free slots play and then don’t win anything with it l took 1000.00 u win a little bit and loose more. They are technically known as pari-mutuel facilities with slots. Dover Downs Hotel & Casino ® is a perfect example. This is a very big complex located in Delaware’s capital city of Dover. It consists of a gambling and entertainment venue complete with a race track that featuring live horse racing, harness racing, and a casino with over 3200.
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- The self-exclusion program was established to allow people with a gambling problem to voluntarily exclude themselves from all gaming activities at all licensed Delaware video lottery agents agents (The Casino at Delaware Park, Dover Downs Hotel & Casino and Harrington Raceway & Casino) and their igaming websites.
Refresh Your Sense of Adventure
For the more adventurous visitors, Delaware’s Quaint Villages have many opportunities for excitement, gambling and thrills. Our top-rated casinos and raceways are the perfect way to spice up your stay with us. During select months, we also offer harness racing at Dover Downs (November to April) and Harrington Raceway (May to October). Whether you’re in the mood to put a little money on the line, enjoy a music festival or dine at a sumptuous buffet, you’ll find what you’re looking for right in the heart of Kent County, DE.
Gambling Casinos in Delaware
From gambling to entertainment to dining and more, our popular casinos are your destination for a fun-filled evening of excitement and exhilaration. Whether you visit Harrington Raceway & Casino or Dover Downs Hotel and Casino in Dover, Delaware, you can expect a vibrant and electrifying night.
Dover Downs Hotel and Casino
This iconic casino features over 2,000 slot machines, 40 gaming tables and plenty of excellent dining options. Dover Downs Hotel and Casino also has its own hotel and spa that you can use to unwind after a night of entertainment. With an extensive lineup of performances and regularly scheduled harness races, there's always something to do here.
Harrington Raceway & Casino
With a wide range of slots and table games, plus a poker room, Harrington Raceway & Casino is one of the most beloved gambling casinos in Delaware. This Kent County, Delaware casino has delectable dining options, live entertainment events and more — and you can even book it as a wedding or banquet venue.
Come Stay and Play!
Be sure to stay awhile after visiting the casinos in Kent County, Delaware! Delaware's Quaint Villages host a wide array of family-friendly attractions and events that will be sure to pique your interest. Explore Delaware's Quaint Villages at your own pace with our exciting attractions, including:
Delaware's Quaint Villages
Explore Delaware’s Quaint Villages’ peaceful and relaxing villages that each have their own rich history, delicious dining options and local breweries for all to enjoy. With beautiful outdoor scenery and lots of immersive attractions, you'll love Delaware's Quaint Villages.
There are 20 towns in total for you to explore, including some of our most popular destinations:
Lodging and Restaurants
When visiting a new vacation destination, it's always important to know all the best restaurant choices and places to stay. Luckily, at Delaware's Quaint Villages, there is no shortage of comfortable lodging and delicious eateries to explore.
You'll always feel full and satisfied with our many delectable food and drink options, including:
- Restaurants: Delaware's Quaint Villages offer a wide variety of cafes, bakeries, bars, ice cream shops, pizzerias and more.
- Wineries: Our gorgeous vineyards are classy and elegant, and include a delicious array of wines for you to taste.
- Breweries: Learn all about the intricate beer brewing process by visiting one of our local breweries.
- Distilleries: Sip on handcrafted spirits at our local distilleries. And be sure to schedule a tour and purchase a bottle of your favorite liquor!
Delaware's Quaint Villages are also home to over 30 high-quality hotels, campgrounds and other cozy lodging sites for you to book during your stay, so you'll always have a pleasant place to relax and unwind at the end of the day.
Plan Your Trip Today!
For the best and most entertaining casinos around, visit Harrington Raceway & Casino or Dover Downs Hotel & Casino in Dover, Delaware, for a night of gambling fun. Kent County, Delaware is your perfect Fall vacation spot, featuring a wide range of outdoor attractions, festivals and events and other free and low-cost activities.
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DOVER — All three of Delaware’s casinos will reopen with strict limits Monday as part of the next big step in Delaware’s reopening process. Chiefly, only slots will be available for gaming and all visitors must have their temperatures checked before entering.
The establishments have been closed since mid-March due to coronavirus, but with Gov. John Carney lifting more prohibitions in the state of emergency June 1, the three are among the many businesses taking customers again soon.
The casinos at Dover Downs, Delaware Park and Harrington are limited to 30 percent capacity. Guests must wear face coverings, practice strict social distancing and complete medical screenings and temperature checks upon arrival.
Employees also will wear masks and have their temperatures checked.
Amenities like table games and the sportsbooks will be closed at all three establishments, as will additional attractions like retail stands, bars and Dover Downs’ hotel. The casinos will each be open from 10 a.m. to 2 a.m.
Each casino was required to submit a plan for reopening to the Division of Small Business before welcoming customers back, something all three did.
The establishments also have some of their own precautions in place: Dover Downs is only allowing guests to enter through the casino valet entrance in The Colonnade, Harrington is mandating they complete a short questionnaire before entering and Delaware Park is limiting access to Delaware residents with a rewards club card.
There will be limited dining and drink options. At Dover Downs, Garden Café will serve lunch and dinner from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sweet Perks Too will be open during all hours of operation. All food is takeout but may be consumed in Garden Café seating with social distancing.
Beverage service on the casino floor will be available.
Delaware Park’s self-serve options will be closed, and food and beverage outlets will be limited. More information is available at delawarepark.com/dining.
Harrington will open Onion Jack’s by reservation only, as well as Bolo’s and the Grab-and-Go.
“We are very much looking forward to welcoming our guests back to the property,” Nick Polcino, vice president and general manager of Dover Downs, said in a statement. “We are committed to continue working closely with the state to ensure the health and safety of both our employees and our guests remain a top priority as we move forward in this new phase. We have missed our team and seeing our loyal guests each day and are excited to see them return next week.”
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Helpful Coronavirus links
Delaware Division of Health Coronavirus Page
CDC: About the Coronavirus Disease 2019
CDC: What to do if You Are Sick
Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center
AP News Coronavirus Coverage
Reopening Delaware: Resources for Businesses
Delaware Phase 2 guidance
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