The casino had to be over the capacity limit on Saturday.

I guess people need to realize the Arundel Mills area has always been considered uppity so the higher cost of anything isn’t surprising. I felt the machine attendants were pleasant and helpful, one actually showed me where a 'working ticket machine was located.The food at the burger joint was decent but a little pricey. The few changes machines that worked had long lines. I didn’t feel the machines were loose AT ALL. People just sat at machines and watched as their friends played or waited for drink service. I was there over ‘3’ hours and never saw a drink server.

The place was over crowded with all types of people dressed every kind of way (the good, the bad, the are-you-serious). Their website mentioned a dress code (i.e., no baggy, hanging pants, oversized handbags, gang colors, sleeveless shirts, flip-flops, etc.) so I assumed the casino would be upscale, what a joke. At the entrance, security was checking IDs, (felt like cattle herding). The 2 elevators were packed with people waiting to get on and off so we opted to take the stairs (mistake) we got lost. Dropping the car off with valet ($5) was easy however trying to find the entrance to the hotel was somewhat confusing. The area outside of the casino is alike a strip mall which already has plenty of driving/parking issues. However, whoever rates this casino as awesome must be NEW to the casino world. Since the casino has only been opened a few weeks, I will try not to be very harsh.

Dress code for maryland live casino