Cascades Langley, then and now

Gateway Casinos & Entertainment runs Cascades Casino Langley. The same company opened it in May 2005. No sale and no change of operator are recorded for this casino on the check date. This page names the operator rather than an owner of the land or building.

Host municipalities and First Nations typically receive 10% of the net gaming income of the casinos they host.

At 20393 Fraser Highway, Langley, stands Cascades Casino Langley. Its doors never close: round the clock, all week, every day of the year, local Pacific time. Holiday hours are left out here; the venue's own site should be consulted for them.

Each day, the poker room opens its doors at 10 AM. On the floor: more than 1,000 slots and 28 live table games, with a 6-table poker room and the Crystal Room for higher-stakes slots.

Bingo fills the former Summit Theatre from Thursday to Sunday in two sessions. The casino's pages give different session times, so none are printed here.

Nobody under 19 is admitted. June 2023 onward: every visitor presents government-issued photo ID on entry, and the ID is checked against the self-exclusion list. The casino runs around the clock, and poker starts at 10 AM. Bingo runs Thursday to Sunday. Sharing the casino's address and standing beside it is the Coast Langley City Hotel & Convention Centre; it has no swimming pool and reported 77 rooms in 2018.

The Langley Centre bus exchange sits next to the casino. The 16 km Surrey Langley SkyTrain extends the Expo Line to Langley City Centre station, beside it; service is expected in late 2029. Hotel and convention centre guests are told parking is free; the casino itself has issued no parking statement.