Children Will Be Prohibited To Enter Legends Casino in Yakima

From the 1st of December, Legends Casino in Yakima, Washington, will prohibit the entrance of children into the casino. The tribal casino once allowed children to enter certain areas of the casino if they were supervised by an adult. However, this will change due to the increasing concern that children are being left alone while their parents are gambling.

Currently, minors are allowed to eat at casino restaurants with their parents, but are not permitted to enter gambling areas. Recently, many casinos have cut off restaurants from public restrooms, making it harder to cater to children.

Casino officials are reportedly aware that many customers may be put off by this change, but are confident they will eventually embrace it.

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