The new room is located off the new casino entrance facing Sahara Avenue. Modern tables, brightly colored carpet and chandeliers made of red and orange glowing rungs complete the room. The focal point of the room is a huge bingo stage and projection screen.

Palace’s new bingo room is exciting, modern and approachable with state-of-the-art technology scattered throughout the space. The new room has 350 seats for bingo players, and six recliners in a VIP area, plus five barstools for those who prefer to take their bingo straight up. The next two special nights are July 30 and Aug. Sin-Day Bingo will feature special cocktails and music. They have also introduced a new theme night aimed at those in the service industry. Non-alcoholic complimentary beverages include hot tea, regular or decaf coffee, bottled water, soft drinks and hot chocolate. Of course, complimentary drinks are still available in the bingo room, including certain draft and bottled beers, wine and themed cocktails such as the red dauber, blue dauber or green dauber. Coffee lovers can also remain in the room and not miss a bingo ball, with options such as latte, cappuccino and espresso now available for $3. There are also salads, fruit cups and soft serve, as well as freshly baked pastries such as apple fritters and sticky buns. Whether you prefer the rush of a slot machine, cleaning up with a fierce poker face or successfully spelling BINGO, you get to earn points your way at any of. Hungry bingo aficionados can order items such as a chicken pesto sandwich or turkey club hoagie for $8, or a reuben or pepperoni pizza for $9. Palace Station has made a lot of changes to its bingo room since the beginning of the year and now you don't have to sneak in your own food.

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