Inventory of slots is good – lots of newer games. We first noticed the Mlife lines for new cards were long and very slow. MGM Springfield Casinoīefore we called it an early night, we looked around the casino, checking out the slot inventory, the video poker, and the table games, just to get a fresh first look.

Quiet, with places to sit and socialize along with the usual pool amenities. The PoolĪ very nice area around the pool is great to get away from the clatter of people and slot machines. It includes a few “millennial” games – shuffle board, corn-hole, etc., and a few video games. Bowling is the main focus with 10 lanes of Ten-Pin Bowling (not the New England style candle-pin originally announced). In back of Tap is the Arcade, but it seems for only 21+. draft for an additional $3, or bigger to a 1 Liter Mug for an additional $6. This Rueben at TAP is full of pastrami – courtesy NETGįor brews, NETimeGambling recommends the Iron Duke Baby Maker Irish Porter and the Back East Porter drafts.

To make matters worse, the Movie Theater on the 2nd floor has escalators that empty onto the the casino floor in the same vicinity as TAP and the Self Parking elevators.

There isn’t enough space around perimeter to get around. Getting around isn’t easy during high occupancy times. With car taken away, the adventure was about to begin this Sunday afternoon at check-in. If it is like Las Vegas, Gold and up Mlife cards will provide free valet parking – but remember to still tip! More later on the cost of valet parking. However, as Mlife Platinum members, we received free valet parking. Unlike Las Vegas MGM properties, there is no swiping of the Mlife card for free valet parking. You must pay for valet parking – and I don’t mean a couple bucks to the attendants. We decided to use valet which is just a little further down from the self parking area. Bert and I were able to take advantage of an offer to stay and check it out.

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