“Milwaukee and southeast Wisconsin has been home to the Potawatomi for hundreds of years, and this project is another example of how we are continuing to invest in and better the communities that we call home,” said Forest County Potawatomi Chairman Ned Daniels, Jr. Last year Ortiz hinted at plans for a major investment to upgrade the casino. Additional exciting changes and new amenities are in store. “Not only will this elevate the brand, it will further our long-standing status as the premier entertainment destination in the region as the market becomes significantly more competitive. “Since opening more than 30 years ago, Potawatomi Hotel & Casino has made it a priority to evolve and meet the needs of our guests,” said chief executive officer and general manager Dominic Ortiz. Greenfire Management Services of Milwaukee, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Potawatomi Business Development Corporation, is teaming with Gilbane Building Services as the general contractors on the project. The skywalk and entry area will feature modern décor, LED lighting, video walls and sound system throughout the third floor.”Ĭonstruction on the renovation project is scheduled for completion by the spring of 2023. Guests will notice the energy from the new space the moment they walk in the door. Those visiting will be treated to an experience they won’t find elsewhere in the region.

“From its upscale decor and top-flight service, to its craft bar, stage and gourmet kitchen, featuring a brick oven. “This room promises to incorporate the height of luxury and class,” Potawatomi says in a news release.

A new gift/convenience shop is also planned.Īnother major new feature will be the addition of an exclusive high-limit room. The project will also include three new quick service food and beverage stations. It will be a full-service Starbucks location with both beverage and food options. Starbucks will open a location across from Rock & Brews off the skywalk entrance.

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