Casino Regina Canada Gaming and Entertainment

The Gaming Floor

Casino Regina runs one of the most recognizable land-based gaming floors in Saskatchewan, and even before you sit down at a table, the building itself makes an impression. Our home is Regina’s former Union Station, originally built in 1912, and that century-old history is still visible almost everywhere you look. High ceilings, preserved stonework, original architectural touches - it feels different from a modern, purpose-built casino box.

On the gaming floor you will find roughly 780 slot machines. They range from classic three-reel styles to video terminals with more modern features. Alongside the slots, there are around 30 table games, covering blackjack, roulette and the standard mix you would expect in a Canadian land-based venue.

The poker room operates on its own schedule, generally starting up around noon and running into the early morning hours. It sits apart from the main table game area, with separate access, which is useful to know if poker is the main reason for your visit or if you prefer to move between poker and the rest of the floor without crossing the entire building.

All gaming spaces on the property are 19-plus, and that rule is applied consistently under Saskatchewan provincial regulations. It does not matter whether you plan to visit the main floor, the poker room, or other gaming areas - every part of the casino follows the same age requirement.

Hours and Getting There

Our doors are open seven days a week. From Sunday through Thursday, Casino Regina operates from 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 a.m. The schedule shifts for Fridays and Saturdays, when the casino runs 24 hours. Around the December holidays, specifically on the 24th and 25th, we reduce operating hours, and the exact times for those dates are always posted on casinoregina.com.

The property sits at 1880 Saskatchewan Drive, Regina, Saskatchewan, S4P 0B2. We are right in the downtown core, at the corner of Broad Street and Saskatchewan Drive. Victoria Park is close by, Cornwall Centre shopping mall is within walking distance, and several downtown hotels sit a short walk or drive away if you are staying in central Regina.

Public transit works for most visitors. Bus 1 (South Albert) and Bus 8 (Normanview) have stops nearby along Albert Street and Saskatchewan Drive, and from there it is a short walk to the entrance. If you drive, parking and main pedestrian access are both available from Saskatchewan Drive.

One general thing we always suggest: if your visit falls on a public holiday that is not Christmas, it is still smart to check our website before you head out. Hours can shift with limited notice, and a quick look at the current schedule saves time and a potential extra trip.

Show Lounge

In addition to the gaming floor, we operate the Casino Regina Show Lounge, a performance space that runs concerts, live acts, and ticketed events throughout the year. The entertainment lineup changes regularly, and the up-to-date calendar is posted on casinoregina.com.

Shows range from touring musicians to seasonal productions and themed events. Tickets are sold directly through our own channels rather than through third-party platforms, so all bookings run through Casino Regina.

The Show Lounge is a separate venue inside the same historic building, with its own setup but still part of the overall property. The 19-plus age policy applies here as well, in line with the rest of the casino. Upcoming events, pricing, and booking details are always listed on our official site under the entertainment section.

Food and Drink

Inside Casino Regina you will find several food and beverage options. There is full restaurant dining, more casual lounge seating, a café-style option and brunch service at certain times. All of these sit within the old station building, so you are eating and drinking in a space that still shows off the original architecture rather than a standard casino box layout.

The atmosphere in the dining areas feels a little different because of that combination of heritage design and gaming environment. For some visitors, that is as much a reason to come as the tables and machines.

Hours for individual food outlets do not always match the core casino opening times. Some services stop earlier, some start later. If your main goal is to sit down for a meal or meet a group for brunch, it is worth confirming the current hours for that specific outlet with us before you set out.

If you need to get in touch, these are the primary contact options for general questions, restaurant hours, or other visit details:

1. Toll-free phone: 1-800-555-3189
2. Local Regina number: 306-565-3000
3. Email: [email protected]

Background and Ownership

Casino Regina opened its doors in 1996 inside the former Union Station, making it one of the earlier major casino projects in Saskatchewan’s modern gaming landscape. The building was repurposed, but the structure itself stayed intact, which is why the property carries that distinct station feel.

The casino is owned and operated by Sask Gaming, a Crown corporation under the Government of Saskatchewan. That means we run under provincial oversight rather than as a private commercial business.

Sask Gaming also operates Casino Moose Jaw at 21 Fairford Street East in Moose Jaw. Together, the two properties share the “Casinos Regina and Moose Jaw” brand identity. The Crown corporation structure is standard for land-based casinos in Saskatchewan and is one of the factors that sets Casino Regina apart from privately owned venues you might see in other Canadian provinces.

Planning Your Visit

For a first-time visit, a little preparation goes a long way. Before you arrive, it helps to sort out a few basics:

1. If you want to include a Show Lounge performance in your night, check the entertainment calendar on casinoregina.com in advance, since event tickets are handled separately from general casino admission.
2. Look up our current hours for the exact date you plan to come, especially if that date is close to a public holiday or during the December period.
3. Decide how you are getting here: public transit is available near the Saskatchewan Drive entrance, and if you are driving, head for 1880 Saskatchewan Drive downtown.
4. Bring valid, government-issued photo ID showing that you are 19 or older. You will need it for any area of the property.
5. When dining is part of the plan, review the individual restaurant and café hours on the website, as those can differ from the main gaming floor schedule.
6. For group bookings, Show Lounge tickets, or event-related questions, contact us directly at 1-800-555-3189 or by email at [email protected].
7. It is also worth taking a quick look at the promotions section on casinoregina.com. From time to time there are active player offers that may be relevant for your visit.

Contact and Visitor Information

Casino Regina welcomes close to two million visitors each year. That volume reflects our role as a central entertainment spot in Regina, not just a gaming floor. The combination of casino gaming, live events, food and drink, and a building with a genuine sense of place turns the property into a multi-purpose stop for Saskatchewan residents and out-of-town guests.

Only a small number of casinos in Canada can honestly say that the building itself is part of the attraction. In our case, it really is.