Virginia also has other casinos planned along the North Carolina border. Another just opened a temporary casino in Gaston County as the Catawba plan for a bigger casino resort. One is deep in the mountains of Cherokee County in the western tip of North Carolina. Gambling remains illegal in North Carolina, with the exception of two Indian casinos. There are blackjack tables, roulette wheels, a sports book and hundred of slot machines.

The casino floor has the bright flashing slot machines and garish Las Vegas carpeting people would expect from a Caesars. Once the full resort opens in 2024, the company will need up to 1,000 employees. Greensboro is about a 40-minute drive to Danville.įor the temporary casino, Caesars needs 400 workers to be fully staffed. The company held a job fair in Greensboro in March. This will be the closest casino to central North Carolina’s population centers.Ĭaesars is also looking over the border to find enough workers to keep the casino going 24/7. “There are a lot of markets that are going to feed into our location,” he said. The closest big markets for customers are the Triad and the Triangle south of the border in North Carolina. “We’re going to attract customers from all around.”ĭanville is an old mill town on the Dan River, surrounded by rural farmland.

“We love the location we have here in Danville,” said Caesars Virginia General Manager Chris Albrecht. That’s slated to open sometime next year. Next door, on the sprawling site of an old mill on the Dan River, Caesars is building a 500-room hotel and casino resort. The casino is just over the border from North Carolina, a little over an hour from the Triangle and Triad regions of North Carolina. It officially opens to the public on Monday at 10 a.m.

Virginia regulators in 2020 gave the green light for four casinos along the state's southern border, including the one in DanvilleĪ 40,000-square-foot tent serves as Caesar's new temporary casino in Danville, Virginia.

Caesars is looking to North Carolina for both players and workers at its Danville casino.

North Carolina's casinos, run by the Eastern Band of the Cherokee and the Catawba Nation, are all in western North Carolina.

Caesars is opening a 40,000-square-foot temporary casino in Danville, Virginia, about an hour from the Triangle and Triad.

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