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Cedar Crossing Casino Moves Opening to Nov. 23

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Cedar Crossing Casino Moves Opening to Nov. 23

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Cedar Crossing Casino & Entertainment Center in Cedar Rapids has moved its public opening from Nov. 19 to noon on Nov. 23, when 24-hour gaming will begin. The casino will hold invitation-only preview days from Nov. 16 to help staff prepare, and plans to open its Compass Center on Nov. 25 with “Astronaut,” an interactive space exhibit focused on arts, culture and STEM. The facility also includes slot machines, table games, restaurants and a 1,500-seat entertainment venue.

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