Cabourg Casino Set for Seamless Transition to New Facility
Cabourg, France – The Cabourg casino is preparing for a highly anticipated move to its new, state-of-the-art facility in late April. Director Stéphane Gilquin assures patrons that the casino will remain open throughout the transition, a feat rarely achieved in the industry.
A New Era for Cabourg Gaming
After two years of construction, the new casino, located at the entrance of the city, is nearing completion. The 2,000 square meter building represents a significant investment by the municipality and a commitment to modernizing the gaming experience in Cabourg France Bleu.
Seamless Transition Planned
Gilquin emphasized the challenge of moving the casino’s operations without interruption. “We never close a casino! Never!” he stated, outlining a plan to either close slightly earlier on the final night in the current location or open a bit later the following day in the new building.
Increased Capacity and Modern Amenities
The new casino will double the gaming space, allowing for the installation of 25 new slot machines and additional gaming tables alongside the transfer of 75 existing slot machines. The casino’s staff will too expand from 51 to 55 employees France Bleu.
Expert Support for the Move
To ensure a smooth overnight transition, the Partouche Group, which operates 44 casinos across Europe, will provide reinforcements from other establishments, primarily in the northwest of France. This logistical support will be crucial in efficiently transferring the gaming equipment France Bleu.
Recent Success and Future Outlook
The Cabourg casino has experienced a resurgence in popularity, returning to pre-COVID-19 levels of attendance and generating a revenue of 6 million euros in 2023 Dailymotion. The new facility is expected to build on this momentum, attracting both seasoned players and new visitors to Cabourg.
Emmanuel Porcq, the Mayor of Cabourg and a Calvados departmental councilor, has been closely involved in the project Facebook and Facebook.
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