California’s Chicken Ranch Casino Resort is gearing up for its opening, set to start welcoming guests on Monday, July 15. During its soft launch, the resort will unveil its nine-story complex, featuring a five-story hotel and an expanded gaming floor with over 600 gaming machines, table games and other amenities.
The resort will offer a total of 197 hotel rooms, ranging from various types of accommodations. Alongside the accommodations, a variety of dining options await, with many restaurants and bars complementing the offering.
While the initial opening will introduce guests to the core amenities, including the hotel and gaming facilities, a grand opening celebration is scheduled for fall 2024. During this event, the resort will unveil additional attractions, including the remaining restaurants and bars and a 12,000-square-foot event space for hosting gatherings and occasions.
Located near the Yosemite National Park, Chicken Ranch Casino Resort is set to offer indoor entertainment in its amenities as well as outdoor adventures.
Ahead of the opening, Chicken Ranch Casino Resort is recruiting new team members to join its workforce. With plans to hire between 350 and 400 employees, in addition to the existing staff of nearly 285, the resort is hosting job fairs to fill a diverse range of positions.
The upcoming job fair on Tuesday, May 14, presents vacancies ranging from beverage servers to security officers, slot attendants to table games dealers, and more. There are over 70 different job classifications available, offering wages ranging from $11 per hour to $100,000 per year. Prospective candidates can also submit their applications online.
Last month, Chicken Ranch Casino Resort announced a partnership with Cyber Quest to provide an arcade experience. The arcade will offer a variety of games and prizes, catering to visitors of all ages.
Located inside the all-new Chicken Ranch Casino Resort, the family-friendly arcade will feature redemption, crane and video games with “an exciting range of prizes” in its signature Prize Zone, which includes small toys, designer accessories and high-end technology.