Known as QCC2, the new casino resort on Northeast 33rd Avenue is expected to be complete by the spring of 2019, will include 150 guest rooms, expanded banquet capacity, charging stations for electric cars and will accommodate 1,900 vehicles, including a 1,200 stall covered parking garage. “It’s being constructed across the street on 15 acres and will include a state-of-the-art smoke filtration system, five or six dining options and a food court,” Greene told the Courier during a phone interview March 12. Michael Greene, media relations specialist for Tulalip Tribes, told the Courier that once complete the new 120,000-square-foot Quil Ceda Creek Casino Hotel will feature a much larger gaming floor that will include up to 1,500 slot machines. Construction is underway on a $140 million casino resort, which will replace the aging Quil Ceda Creek Casino in Washington State and remain under the operation and management of Tulalip Tribes.
