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Florida Casino
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Where to Find Gaming in Florida |
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Mardi Gras (Hollywood) |
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The Isle (Pompano Park) |
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Seminole Casinos
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Jacksonville |
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| Palm Beach Princess | |
The Palm Beach Princess is a 421-foot long, seven-deck vessel, that can carry 850 gamblers and boasts 15,000 square feet of casino space. It sails from the new Port of Palm Beach, which is on the southern edge of Riveria Beach.
Cruises depart twice daily, with sailings at 10:30 most mornings and 6:30 most evenings. Online reservations must be made 48 hours prior to sailing. Gamers interested in sailing on the Palm Beach Princess are encouraged to contact the line in advance for full information.
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