November 07, 2012
Mystic Lake Casino Hotel may now serve alcohol to guests. Approval came on
Wednesday allowing for the casino to offer wine, beer, and liquor. The addition
of alcohol sales to the casino has also added 70 new jobs. This includes
bartending positions and servers for banquets.
Permission had to be given from the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs as well as
Minnesota Department of Public Safety before the casino could begin offering
alcohol to casino guests. The Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community operates the
Mystic Lake Casino. The tribe began seeking permission in May.
Alcohol service and alcohol awareness training has been provided to the casino
employees.
The casino is the largest gaming operator in the state. In the state's 20 gaming
facilities, alcohol may be served at 14 of them.
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