Casino Del Sol

Casino Del Sol is a casino resort in Tucson, Arizona, operated in connection with the Pascua Yaqui Tribe. Its official site describes it as an oasis in the high Sonoran Desert, about fifteen minutes from Tucson International Airport and downtown Tucson, and states that it has been a five-time recipient of a AAA Four-Diamond rating and TripAdvisor's Certificate of Excellence. The property offers promotions, bingo, slot tournaments, shows at the AVA Amphitheater, and a Stay & Relax package. Casino Del Sol and Casino of the Sun are described as vital participants in the Tucson and Southern Arizona community.

Casino Del Sol is associated with the Pascua Yaqui Tribe, whose culture and history are referenced on the resort's official history page. The official About page states that the Pascua Yaqui Tribe has a rich and storied industry in Tucson and throughout Arizona and the desert Southwest, and that Casino Del Sol and Casino of the Sun are vital participants in the Tucson and Southern Arizona community. The same page notes that the Tribe has contributed millions of dollars and countless hours to building a partnership with its neighbors and friends. The official site also directs visitors to learn about the tribe and describes Casino Del Sol as 'The Sol of Tucson.'

Tucson's premiere luxury resort & casino; an oasis in the high Sonoran Desert.

• Bingo hall

  Described on the official homepage as the Southwest's largest and most exciting bingo hall.

• AVA Amphitheater

  Venue listed on the official homepage for upcoming shows.

• Stay & Relax Package

  Listed on the official homepage at a $129 rate for a standard room.

1. 1Casino Del Sol - Tucson's Premiere Luxury Resort & Casinocasinodelsol.com
2. 2The History of Tucson's Premiere Casino, Spa & Resortcasinodelsol.com
3. 3About Us - Tucson's Famous Casino of the Sun Welcomes Youcasinodelsol.com
4. 4Casino Del Sol Location - 5655 W Valencia Rd, Tucson, AZcasinodelsol.com
5. 5Casino Del Sol donates $20,000 to El Rio Health to bring medical care to Tucson’s unhousedkold.com