New SA Land Based Casinos

Time Square Casino at Menlyn Maine

Time Square Casino at Menlyn Maine precinct in Tshwane was opened in April 2017.
The dramatic opening ceremony included a light and pyrotechnics display, using quiet fireworks in line with Sun International’s commitment to the environment and community responsibility.

The Casino occupies over 7 500 square meters of floor space and was built at a cost of R4 billion!
The unique futuristic design is based on a theme of time and watches with 1 000 digital screens.
No wonder that this is considered to be one of the most beautiful gambling complexes in the world.
Time Square is SA’s second largest casino and one of the most technologically advanced.
Currently the casino has 2 000 Slot machines and 60 gaming Tables all spread over two levels.
The casino offers smoking and non-smoking sections and strategically located theme bars allowing for easy access to food and drinks.

Table games include Saturn Glo Roulette, Blackjack, Baccarat and Raise ‘Em Poker.
Time Square aims to bring ‘never-been-seen-before’ slots such as Buffalo Stampede which offers a virtual experience with sound effects and a vibrating seat!
The wide-area Progressive Jackpots are also very popular including The Lions Share and Sun Striker.

The Sun Lounge offers gaming for high-rollers which includes a VIP gaming room, a private Baccarat Pit and four separate private gaming rooms.
The stat-of-the-art Sun Arena will have the capacity to seat 8 500 people hosting concerts, events, conferences and exhibitions.
The Maslow Time Square Hotel will offer 3 to 5- star luxurious accommodation.
Time Square is designed around a central piazza which encourages a sense of community spirit. Everything is within walking distance from shops to parks and an exciting mix of things to do in Pretoria.

SilverStar Casino

Silver Star is the West Rand’s No 1 Entertainment Destination, set in a pristine bushveld environment surrounded by parts of the Magaliesberg.
Visitors can enjoy the thrilling Casino, Live music, Stand-up comedy, Blockbuster movies,
mouth-watering Dining and a secure Kid’s entertainment area.

The Casino floor offers 1 000 Slot machines and 32 Table games all with the latest in gaming technology and smart card system.
There is a main gaming floor, smoking casino and a privé VIP area.
Regular Progressive Jackpots include big names such as Double Nutty Jackpot, 100 Lions Extreme and Wheel of Gold.

The complex features six new cinemas with the latest-technology 3D screens,
12-lane bowling alley and hi-tech laser tag facility.
There are many restaurants and fast food outlets on the Square with an interactive water feature for children to play in during the hot summer months.
The Square also has a ‘Boktown’ area with a massive 62m² state-of-the-art high-definition screen –which allows avid sports fans to catch the games live!
The Globe is an outdoor domed events arena which will features world class expos and
large-scale events.
The Fountain is said to be the biggest water show in Africa and the 2nd biggest in the world!
The attached hotel has a boutique design with 38 suites, luxury spa and conference facilities.
Silverstar Casino is an exciting destination offering the perfect day out with a difference!

Queens Casino

Queens Casino is situated in Queenstown, Eastern Cape with a Railway theme.
Offering the best in entertainment, events and hotel accommodation.
Queens Casino caters to gamers, families and anyone looking for fun and excitement.

Queens Casino has 180 Slots and 7 Gaming Tables for of all levels and experience.
Try your luck at Roulette, Blackjack, Poker or play Slots accepting denominations from 1c to R10. There are so many opportunities to win, especially with the Mystery Jackpot.
Queens Casino offers a games area for the kids with plenty entertainment for the whole family.

The Queens Casino Hotel features 32 exquisite rooms with the perfect balance of escape, luxury and vitality. Dining facilities offer a buffet, tea terrace and sports bar.
Visit the scenic Walter Everitt Gardens and Park which also hosts exhibitions and a monthly flea market of local arts and crafts.
For the past 30 years the steam locomotive was based at the Town’s Museum but has been relocated to the Gardens and has drawn much interest.
The locomotive was used to transport Princess Elizabeth on her visit to South Africa, which included Queenstown.
Take a break and journey to the royal bling and shiny lights of the Queens Casino!

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