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Paradise City – Preview

  • The Paradise City casino resort at Incheon in South Korea – with a gaming facility open only to foreigners – is to launch its first phase on April 20
  • The project is a joint venture between Tokyo-based Japanese pachinko operator Sega Sammy Holdings Inc and South Korea’s Paradise Co Ltd – an operator of foreigner-only casinos in that country
  • Paradise City includes a 711-room hotel with suites and pool villa accommodation
  • The casino area will feature 154 game tables, 281 slot machines, and four installations of electronic games offering an aggregate of 62 seats
  • Non-gaming offerings will include an “entertainment bar”; a spa and sauna; fitness facilities; indoor and outdoor pools; and a play area for children
  • Paradise City will include Japanese-, Chinese-, Italian- and buffet-style restaurants
  • The convention facility at the casino resort will offer a ballroom, two medium-sized party rooms and five meeting rooms

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