Overall: Hall: 4; Games: 4; Staff: 4; Kitchen: 4 Speed of…read moreGameplay: 2; Cost: 3 Noticed most reviews of this Bingo (Actually called Bingo Casino WEST) were several years old - so here is my honest review of the place (and actually most all three of the Venues are similar in review). We have gone here numerous times, sometimes once a week, others 2 or 3 times. Overall we have played at this Bingo at least 40 times over the last year or two. One complaint in the earlier reviews was that "the same people win" - well, frankly if that person is seeing that, they are a regular too - just like the "winners" they spoke about. Go often enough, and you will see some of the same people "win". Personally, we now go to their East location and have "won" the last 8 times in a row we've gone. Did we "win" more than we spent? No, not always, but we did "Bingo - some days multiple times. We have no affiliation with the business, and are friends with none of the staff. It's not "rigged" like another person said. Something not mentioned in ANY of the reviews I read - these people are VOLUNTEERS and the bingo is run to provide money to local charity and school programs. These workers are family and friends of the children and programs being supported. The Building itself is an older hall, with small bathrooms and a kitchen. They keep the areas clean, and the ventilation is ok, but with lots of people on crowded nights it can become a little stale. With only a couple of breaks during the games (all too short - only 2-3 minutes each) people have to rush to use the rest rooms and they can get messy. The kitchen is quite good, and for very reasonable pricing you can get some of the best burgers in the state. They carry a nice variety of food and snacks. The games are varied and you can win quite a lot of money. The single game payouts during the early birds and mini's vary based on the crowd and how many of the games are sold (obviously), but the actual amounts are quite reasonable. Regular session games (except the jackpot games) all have fixed payout amounts. On quiet nights they have 40-50 people playing - when jackpots are bigger they can have 100-150 people there. It does get loud, and the staff (depending on the charity being represented that night) can have a hard time keeping the noise down. They have plenty of monitors and ball displays around the rooms. They sell a large variety of pull tab games each night - and with larger crowds the pull tab payouts get larger. You can easily spend an extra $30to over $100 just on pull tabs if you play them all. They have a website for all three of their Bingo venues and it provides daily updates on their jackpot amounts and game specials. Hint: with big payout nights, go early - especially if you want to play the machines. I have two major complaints here. One is the speed of the early birds and early mini rounds. They call the numbers almost as fast as they come out of the machine (they say 4 seconds) - but don't try and count to 4 because you'll fall behind. People pay good money to play here, and if you miss one call - you're done. Some callers are not clear when they speak, and B-15 EASILY can be heard as G-50 - and again you're sunk if you make that mistake. Never buy more than 2 single sheets because they will NOT slow down, and unless you are a numbers speed reader you will NOT keep up. Just raising the count to 5 seconds would, in my opinion, make for a more reasonable play. Two: the machines. When the hall is busy, the WiFi will lag, and some machines will freeze up. You can raise your hand and ask for help with it - but they won't stop calling and I have missed two bingo's in my time playing because of it. People pay a high price to play those machines - when they have an issue the calling should stop until it is remedied, or it feels like they are taking your money. Hope this helps.

Family member got cheated out of a bingo tonight. We will not be coming back. Seens like the same…read morepeople are always winning .this must be rigged.and a crooked place. Never Again !

We got in late and the attendant out front was nice and quick to check us in. The hotel is very…read moreclean and modern. Our room was also extremely clean and modern. Not an ounce of smoke which I'm happy about especially being next to a casino. We woke up and had the delicious hot continental breakfast where they had biscuits, gravy, sausage, eggs, pastries, bagels, cereals and yogurt to choose from. Coffee and a few drink options as well as hot tea. Very nice and a lot better than the continental breakfast I'm used to. We filled up before we hit the road. This is great when you need a quick rest stop and it's right off the freeway. Thank you Winds staff! Everything was great!

From the owner: Play and stay at your favorite casino. Enjoy the perfect getaway in one of our comfortable rooms…read moreconveniently located next to CrossWinds Casino, home to nearly 800 slots and Bottles & Bites Bar and Cafe. Winds Hotel is situated in Park City, Kansas across the street from the Hartman Arena and just 15 minutes from downtown Wichita. Winds Hotel guests will enjoy Free 24/7 Shuttle Service to the casino, 24/7 front desk service, continental breakfast, and more!

We went to see Hairball on February 14, 2026. The show was amazing! We had never been before to…read moreHartman or to see the band. The sound system was great. I felt very safe on the floor. Our only complaint were the $9 beers and no free tap-water, must purchase bottled water for $4. Forced me not to drink which is not a bad a thing. We were needing water since we were in the VIP section standing. We did not bring a purse or have any pockets. Thought we would be able to get free tap water. Was a great experience and we will be back.

On March 6 I submitted a refund request as I felt I had been overcharged. After almost two weeks, I…read morehave yet to hear from anyone. On February 3rd, I purchased 3 All-session tickets to the NAIA Nationals held at Hartmann Arena through the arena's website. The total cost with all service fees and taxes was $386.31. My son-in-law purchased an additional ticket the morning of the Nationals and paid $65.76 total through the arena's website for the same All-Session ticket. When I got to the arena, there was a sign stating the all-session tickets were $53. I understand that purchasing a ticket through a website does have "convenience fees" but do not understand paying $63 more per ticket than someone buying a ticket the day of the event from the same arena website. Their security is also lacking. As you are walking from one side of the arena with a pretzel in hand where they have food to another you are stopped and asked "did you purchase that here?" Which is a pretty asinine question considering your bags are searched as you enter and you cannot bring food or beverage in. I also saw them stop and search a medic/trainer's bag when they clearly have a badge.

I like this little casino. I seem to win something every time I'm here. The panini snack bar on the…read moreNorth end boasts delicious sandwiches. The free drink station includes cappuccino and hot chocolate in addition to the cold drink machines. The slots pay decently. I don't understand the bingo slits, but I win on them. Being on the border of two states helps. Not too smoky, either. I like that.

Good little casino for slots etc. have a bar (soft drinks coffee etc are free) and serve good huge…read moresandwiches. I had the 231 exit sandwich, roast beef with horseradish and onions, and it was great. Great friendly staff!

I'm so glad I'm not the only one that have a problem with Bingo Casino Mount Vernon .. I was there…read moreon August 26,2022 and we was playing the mega at the end of the night. I go there pretty much seven days a week but I WILL NEVER GO BACK THERE AGAIN . I spend way to much money for what they doing. So the caller read the rules if they building and clearly say of you have a bingo it is your responsibility to yell and stop the caller and if you have a machine and it go off I will not stop you still need to yell and stop the caller. Well I have been there way to many times and witness the caller stop when they hear the bell ring. And that is what happened last night I was cheated out of my 500 dollar game because a tablet went off and the caller stopped and said we have a bingo go. The person never said bingo she just out her machine up in the air. How is that fair to the other players in the hall. They either need to take them machines out or take that part out of they rules l. Sent they don't honor what they say. I have also reached out to the BBB too.

We went here as we were able to get comped rooms at the Hampton Suites from being a Oynx Boyd…read moremember. The casino and hotel are hooked together. They offer free breakfast in the morning is mid range. They offer omelets, fruit and waffles. Service was alright, had to wait awhile to get checked in as they only had one person working during the 4th of July weekend. The ironic thing was that there was no single king rooms left after we reserved one, so my wife and I get a double bed. The other downside is they kept on promoting their app and Hilton Honors as you can do self check in and get the keys. Unfortunately, they do not offer their service as they said for safety reasons as this is a casino. The room itself was nice and the bed was comfortable at least. I would definitely stay here again.

When you first walk in it's clean and welcoming. The staff greeted us and made us feel welcome…read more When they realized we had children with they changed us to a very nice room. After a great rest we woke to an awesome breakfast spread! Highly recommended, a 10 star place!

05/2026 While driving through Hutchinson, Kansas, my wife…read moreand I stopped at Troy's BBQ for lunch. During our meal, the owner came by to check on us and asked what brought us to the area. We told him we were just passing through on our way home and asked if there was anything worth seeing nearby. He recommended the local space museum and Strataca, the underground salt mine. After finishing lunch, we decided to check out the salt mine since it was only a short drive away. When we arrived, the building looked more like a regular business office than a tourist attraction. Inside, there's a ticket counter where you purchase your tour tickets, along with displays and information about the mine. As luck would have it, we were the last two people admitted for the day's tours. After receiving our hard hats and a brief orientation, we headed to the elevator. It felt a little strange seeing an elevator in the middle of the building that takes visitors 650 feet underground. The ride down takes about a minute and a half in near darkness, adding to the anticipation. When the elevator doors opened, it felt like stepping into another world. Despite being hundreds of feet underground, it looked like a massive building with no windows. The size of the chambers carved entirely out of salt is incredible. The first part of the tour is self-guided and explains how the salt is mined, the machinery involved, and how dynamite is used to break apart the salt deposits for harvesting. After that, board a train that travels through parts of the mine, showing where mining operations began and explaining what life was like for the miners, including break and lunch area. Learn about the equipment used and more. Dark Ride tour, where a guide drives you through additional sections of the mine on a golf cart while sharing stories and information about its history and operation. The tunnels stretch for miles, and since mining still takes place today, it's fascinating to see how much of the mine remains active. They even host special events, dinner theaters, and private functions underground. This was one of the most unique attractions we've visited and far exceeded our expectations. An excellent tour from start to finish, and we would absolutely do it again.

We had a great time at the Salt Mines. We learned so much. The best part was the very kind and…read morehelpful staff! It's great for kids over the age of 4. I learned all I never knew about salt.

Call me spoiled by wineries on the east and west coasts. I went for one of their free tastings…read more It's a woman pouring a bit of wine into your glass that you pick. No tasting notes. No order at which the wines you'd like to taste presented (reds first , then sweet red, then dry whites to sweet whites to dessert or fruit wines). Just bizarre. I mean, they sell wine. But they don't do it with any panache. At all. No customer experience to speak of. You can buy a wine glass from here and of course bottles of wine. Also, no food for sale here. No baguettes or cheese or meats to eat with your wine. Though they let you bring your own food to eat there with your wine. There are a few tables to sit at. I wonder if this place is busy at all on Friday or Saturday evenings? I bought wine bottles from them. The wines are okay. Not fantastic. This is probably because we are in Kansas and not near any body of water. Oh, and the vineyard is on flat ground, not on a hill so water can run off easily. Basically, a basic vineyard. Nothing to write home about. Again, I'm spoiled by the rich Virginia wine country and Virginia wines. And Oregon wines and Pennsylvania wines.

The wine was good but the lady named Beth was so cold and unfriendly. I have wanted to stop here…read morefor years and finally did. The elderberry concentrate is worth stopping for but oh the unfriendly lady ruined it for me. Prob wont stop again. Loved the dry reserve red wine- but need better personalities here