Welcome to Hard Rock Casino coming to Speedway (Wyandotte County)
Hard Rock Casino coming to Speedway (Wyandotte County)
Welcome to Hard Rock Casino coming to Speedway (Wyandotte County) Kansas
Search  
Minimum Gambling Ages

Hard Rock Casino coming to Speedway (Wyandotte County)
September 19, 2008

TOPEKA, KS - The Kansas Lottery Gaming Facility Review Board voted 4-3 in favor of the Kansas Speedway’s proposal to build a Hard Rock Casino overlooking a turn on the track. The contractor is Kansas Entertainment, which is a partnership between the Speedway and the Cordish Company of Baltimore.

"I think the opportunity to build a casino and turn to Kansas Speedway is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity," said Matt All, chairman of the review board. "I think it would be an iconic symbol in Kansas."

Hard Rock Casino

The Speedway has promised to build a road course in its infield and seek a second NASCAR Sprint Cup series race if it won the casino contract. It will host the Camping World RV rally starting in 2010.

Hard Rock Aerial

The contractor must now pass a background check before the project can proceed.

TEMPORARY CASINO
Opens In Eight Months
2,000 slots
75 table games


PERMANENT CASINO
3,000 slots
140 tables
1.5 million square feet
275,000 square feet of retail, dining and entertainment
Live music venue
Destination pool, fitness center & spa overlooking speedway
300 Room Luxury Hotel with 50 Suites
Underground structured parking
Extensive Meeting & Convention Facilities

Return to Kansas Casinos.

500 Nations is an independent directory service not affiliated with any casino.

Online Gambling: There are hundreds of jurisdictions in the world with Internet access and hundreds of games and gambling opportunities available on the Internet. Check your local laws and regulations prior to gambling. It is your responsibility to determine if it is legal for you to play any particular games or place any particular wager. In the United State there are 13 states with laws regarding internet gambling: Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, South Dakota, Washington, Wisconsin, and Utah.