This section has older machines but the machines have a 'drink feature' you can push a button and order a drink and in 5 minutes your drink will be delivered to that machine. We moved back to the older section, recently known as the tent where the Bingo Hall is and we were more comfortable. You have to chase the waitresses down for a drink and then if you move to another machine they say they couldn't find you and they throw your drink away. I think that gamblers would prefer not to be bothered by children. The pool is over crowded with children and the casino also has children running around. The hotel is trying to cater to families instead of gamblers. It has a swim up bar with many chairs and not much shade. The pool is outside with a water slide and a lazy river. It is luxurious with double tile shower with 2 shower heads, large beds with many pillows,large TV and internet access. The casino has recently added the 7 Clans hotel and 'dream pool', to update its casino and bring more people in. The casino constantly updates and moves its machines around. We had no winners in our group, but, it was a good family outing.This is one of the oldest casinos in Louisiana. Smoke was not an issue, but, it was there. I had to flag a drink lady after several passes, when I was playing at the roulette table. Drinks were not as free flowing as in the past. People were waiting to jump in at the first opportunity. However, the casino only had 1 craps table and it was full. There were available seats at the lower limit black jack and roulette tables. We were able to find available slot machines with no problem. One of the first things we noticed, was the lack of people. My dad and I needed new Advantage rewards cards so we went over to the rewards desk. When we got there, we made our way into the casino. This trip was meant as a small get away for my parent's 50th anniversary. Our trip started in Houston and we drove over to the Coushatta in the morning.

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