But we've been working at it and this really is - it's just a happy day,' Crofts said. It's been pretty gloomy around here the last three weeks. He said they're opening about a week earlier than originally anticipated. 'It’s gonna be like a re-grand opening and just start smiling and have a great time for Tulsa,” Brown said.Ĭrofts said the building is structurally sound, and there are no air quality issues. It's just been a great team effort all the way around from top to bottom,” Crofts said.īrown is grateful for his paychecks, and excited to start seeing the casino full again. 'They've been volunteering, they're coming in. We're kinda just making lemonade out of lemons,” Crofts said.Īll 1800 employees were paid while they weren't working, but some came in to help out anyway. 'Change out, touch up, whatever we need to do. Related Story: WHOA: Flood Waters Threaten River Spirit Casino In Tulsa The Muscogee Creek Nation says they took advantage of three weeks of quiet time to do a deep cleaning throughout the casino and resort. 'We're just so grateful that we were spared the brunt of the damage,” Muscogee Creek Nation Principal Chief James Floyd said.

The outside pool won't reopen until mid to late July. Other projects like repairing the spa, salon, fitness center and the pool will take a few more weeks. Thousands of machines are shining bright and making noise again, after they were each turned back on individually. Was the building OK? Are we gonna come back to work?” Table Games Floor Supervisor Patrick Brown said. 'I've had people not only around the country, but around the world, that's seen this,” Muscogee Creek Nation Casinos CEO Pat Crofts said. The casino, located near 81st and Riverside, decided to temporarily close its doors last month after flood waters began to rise.

after being closed for three weeks due to Arkansas River flooding. River Spirit Casino has announced it will reopen next Friday, June 21st at 8 a.m.

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