Rendering courtesy of Jeter Cook & Jepsen
Services
Construction Management
Owner
Mohegan Tribal Gaming Authority
Architect
Jeter Cook & Jepsen
Wilkes-Barre, PA
Construction commenced in September 2005 for the $140 Million Mohegan Sun project. The first phase of work includes renovations and additions to the existing Grandstand and Clubhouse, including a new simulcast facility located on the first floor of the Clubhouse, a two-story 20,000 sq ft addition to the Grandstand, the installation of approximately 1,000 slot machines (upon receipt of a conditional license) and a new 10,000 sq ft food court to be located on the main floor of the Grandstand.
The program for the new 392,000 sq ft Casino will offer a complete entertainment experience including approximately 2,000 slot machines, 3 full-service restaurants, a 300 seat buffet, a 15,000 sq ft food court, several bars and lounges, an 18,000 sq ft nightclub, a “Kid’s Quest” center, 20,000 sq ft of retail space, new parking for 4,100 cars, and an enhanced employee services area.
The new Grandstand and Clubhouse will be connected to the new casino and entertainment venue by a bridge which will allow Mohegan Sun to integrate and utilize the improvements to these facilities as an amenity when the new permanent facility is opened.
