It will be the third in central Pennsylvania, to the west of those opened by PENN Entertainment since 2021 in York and Berks counties. is completing the hiring and training process of some 200 employees in order to open the state’s fourth mini-casino. 26, and a casino spokeswoman confirmed that as the target date, subject to Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board approval.Īfter multiple delays in siting and constructing the project, Parx owner Greenwood Gaming and Entertainment Inc. reported that the venue in Cumberland County would actually open to the public starting at 10 a.m.

The Parx website has begun advertising that first Friday in February as the date for the celebratory opening. 3 as the official opening of its new mini-casino in Shippensburg, with a soft opening days in advance of that to admit the first guests to gamble, eat, and drink.