The Natchez Trace by James A. Crutchfield

The food was not the best but it did the job after a little salt and pepper was added. You will make a stop in a small town where you can grab a beer or 5 and a bite if you're not pleased by the meals served on board.Ī friendly reminder: YOU ARE ABLE TO CALL PROIR TO HAVE YOUR DIETARY NEEDS MEET! The ride was approximately 3 to 4 hours long. Once you're on board you have the option to buy additional beverages and snacks but its not necessary. There are pros and cons to every experience you'll take part in.įor starters, the cost was reasonable to say the least. The, 'Uncorked' wine tasting train ride was absolutely remarkable. My experience may have been slightly different considering the theme/event selected for our train ride. Enjoy and definitely Good Luck! You'll need it, Lol. However, this one will definitely grow on you. In all, we enjoyed this visit but I still miss my Wisconsin favorites. I seen quite a few on this trip and they seemed quite happy and talkative. I recommend you check out their website to see all the options and entrainment available to anyone traveling with young people. The areas for those not able to gamble was open and they had plenty to do to keep them busy. Great selection of slots but still like all the other casinos, they are very tight.

They still have a mix of virtual table machines but the balance was much better than a lot of other out of the way casino resorts are going. This place still has plenty of real table games(it's nice have a real human for a dealer). Medium with no seasoning only salt and hint of cracked pepper. The main Restaurant was superb, my Steak couldn't have been cooked any better and exactly as I requested. The Food court has gotten back into it's groove and the options are plentiful and given a 4 Day 3 night stay we had tried just about everything with no complaints. Masks are encouraged but not Forced on you. Much better atmosphere than my visit back in November 2021.

The Natchez Trace by James A. Crutchfield