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North Terrace Works

Wednesday 9 December 2020

Please note that our North Terrace entrance will be closed for pavement works from Thursday December 10^th until 5pm on Friday December 18^th

During this time its business as usual with entry to SkyCity via two entry points along Station Lane.

The entrance to Madame Hanoi will remain open during this period.

SkyCity Adelaide Opening Details

Monday 30 November 2020

A new dawn of world-class experiences opening from December 1

Casino Opening 1 December

SkyCity will reopen to all SkyCity Rewards members and the general public on Tuesday 1 December, with the following restrictions:

CONDITIONS OF ENTRY

All patrons ( members and general public ) visiting SkyCity Adelaide will be required to scan the South Australian Government approved QR code upon entry and download the My SA Government app available from both the Apple and Google stores.

SkyCity Rewards Members

Over 2 exclusive days, Tuesday 1 and Wednesday 2 December – only SkyCity Rewards members can access our new facilities.

This excludes Sol And ITL which will be open to the general public. Bookings are essential.

Members can still access gaming, bars and dining in the railway heritage building.

SkyCity Adelaide will be open from 9am you can enter via North Terrace or through our new entry on Station Road. For your continued safety, we will continue contact tracing, so apologies in advance for any inconvenience. We hope it will be worth the wait.

General public access

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Only the SkyCity railway heritage building will be accessible from 1 December to the general public.

December 3 – Official opening of new facilities– open to members and general public from noon.

Please note that due to the official opening, our NEW gaming area will be closed until noon, while official ceremonies take place. However, you can still enjoy the facilities in our railway heritage building during this time.

Then at noon, we will reopen and welcome everyone across the whole site.

For a summary of all this info, have a look at the table below:

Individual Venue Opening Dates

Eos by SkyCity – Opening December 1

Eos by SkyCity is Adelaide’s most luxurious hotel, with 120 5-Star rooms offering guests a new realm of luxury. Always personalised, Eos by SkyCity encompasses the finest in modern hospitality. Guests have at their finger-tips opulent suites, spa experiences, an in-room personal cocktail mixologistand an unpacking service.

Sol Bar and Restaurant – Opening December 1

Sol is an immersive rooftop bar and restaurant destination, celebrating the best of South Australia from its spectacular location, perched on top of SkyCity Adelaide. Curated by Head Chef Kane Pollard, Sol Restaurant’s dining is an experience like no other with a strong focus on sustainability. All ingredients are locally sourced, and everything is prepared, cultured, churned and fermented in-house.

ITL – Opening December 1

ITL’s modern Italian kitchen embraces family friendly dining, featuring two large wood fired pizza ovens, freshly made pasta and gelati. Adjoining the Festival Plaza, ITL will be a high energy attraction for customers on the way to or from the Adelaide Oval and Festival Theatre.

The District at SkyCity – Opening December 3

The District at SkyCity, featuring the dynamic Pirate Life team, is Australia’s first brewery in a casino.

The District brings together all venues on Level 1 of the heritage building; live entertainment, the Pirate Life brewery, the Sports Bar, Poker Zone and Bistro, in one unique venue.

Lucky Noodle – Opening December 3

Located on the main gaming floor of the expansion,Lucky Noodle will serve fast and fresh Southeast Asian food, delivering a quick dining option, without compromising on quality.

Westward – Opening December 3

Offering brilliant views of the River Torrens and footbridge, Westward is the perfect meeting spot pre or post game, located on the western side of the SkyCity precinct.

Conference and Events – Opening February 2021

SkyCity’s dedicated Level Two Functions Floor is equipped with versatile event spaces and state of the art facilities, including the stunning SkyCity Ballroom for up to 650 guests, the Southwest Suite which can hold up to 80 guests, or three Executive Boardrooms for holding private meetings or breakout spaces.

Huami – Opening 2021

Huami, opening in 2021,will deliver Adelaide’s finest Chinese restaurant, where authentic Chinese is delivered with opulence, taking diners on a contemporary journey through Southern China. In addition to the intimate dining restaurant, Huami will offer three private dining rooms and showcase a 1,200- bottle wine wall.

COVID-19 Update

Friday 20 November 2020

Due to today’s update from the State Government, the following SkyCity venues will be open from Tuesday 24 November.

Sean’s Kitchen, Madame Hanoi and The Guardsman will re-open, adhering to robust health and safety restrictions in place at any time. Bookings are strongly recommended.

There will still be no access to the casino from these venues permitted and the casino will return to operating under a limited and further tightly controlled model, adhering to the Government Directions Notice. Unfortunately our main gaming floor will be temporarily closed to the public until further restrictions ease.

The health and safety of SkyCity’s employees and customers, along with the broader South Australian community, is our foremost concern.

COVID-19 Update

Wednesday 18 November 2020

Following the announcement today that South Australia will enter a six-day lockdown, effective from 6pm tonight all SkyCity Adelaide venues will be closed until further notice.

The health and safety of our staff and customers is our number one priority and we will continue to keep you updated.

COVID-19 Update

Tuesday 17 November 2020

Due to yesterday’s update from the State Government, SkyCity will postpone the public opening of The District and the SkyCity expansion until Tuesday December 1 – pending restrictions at the time.

Sol Bar and Restaurant and iTL Italian Kitchen will open as planned from Saturday 28 November. Sean’s Kitchen, Madame Hanoi and The Guardsman will remain open, adhering to robust health and safety restrictions in place at any time.

No access to the casino from these venues will be permitted and the casino will be operating under a limited and further tightly controlled model, adhering to the Government Directions Notice. Unfortunately our main gaming floor will be temporarily closed to the public until restrictions ease.

The health and safety of SkyCity’s employees and customers, along with the broader South Australian community, is our foremost concern.

We look forward to celebrating the opening of these venues with South Australians at the appropriate time.

Not a Member - Not a Problem!

Friday, 30 October 2020

From 2 November, SkyCity Adelaide looks forward to welcoming non-members through our doors.

It's as easy as 1, 2, 3 – PLAY:

1. Scan the QR code provided at the door with your mobile phone

2. Complete the online Contact Tracing Form - First name, Surname, Contact Number OR Email (this is for COVID contact tracing information only.)

3. Show Entrance Staff your completed Form - Await on the spot Entry Clearance.

We look forward to seeing you soon!

Closure of Grandstand Bar and Level 1

Friday, 2 October 2020

From October 6 Grandstand Bar will close followed by the entirety of Level 1 on October 19 to make way for new venue,The District at SkyCity.

During the period of closure Chandelier Bar will be open as normal for customers seeking a drink. Keep an eye out for further updates on the opening of The District at SkyCity.

SkyCity Adelaide Venue Update

Thursday, 13 August 2020

We are excited to announce that non Premier Rewards members are now able to join the rewards program and gain entry to SkyCity Adelaide.

A dedicated sign-up desk operating at the North Terrace entry will allow non-members to sign up during the hours of 10am-10pm, 7 days.

SkyCity has worked closely with authorities to ensure a commitment to delivering the most robust health and safety standards, to ensure we adhere to these standards, specifically the 1.5 metre social distancing rule, new member signs ups may close during these times at the discretion of management. We appreciate your understanding to ensure we continue to adhere to these high standards.

All customers who sign up to Premier Rewards will be required to present current photo identification (Australian driver’s licence, passport or Australian proof of age card - digital ID not accepted).

You can begin yoursignup online, to make the process faster on your arrival to collect your card. Please note that it may take 24 hours to process an online application.

Further information about Premier Rewards is availablehere.

Our hours of operation and safe practices will remain as detailed below. For any further information you can reach our Customer Care Centre 24/7 on (08) 8212 2811.

Premier Rewards members only

• Only Premier Rewards members may enter SkyCity Adelaide Casino. This will ensure we have a central register of who is on site and when, so we can support with contact tracing, if required.

Hours of Opening:

• Gaming machines - open from 9am
• Table games - open from midday
• The Chandelier and Grandstand Bars will initially only be open to service players.

Note: Level 1 table games including Poker are currently being refurbished and are therefore unavailable.

Level 1 is expected to reopen in late October, when a transformed Level 1 will be revealed as ‘The District at SkyCity’, bringing together the Poker Zone, live entertainment, a microbrewery, sports bar and bistro in one unique offering.

(closes at 4am Sunday – Thursday and 6am Friday – Saturday)

Food

• Central Cafe
• Limited snacks will be available to order from Chandelier Bar.
• Our beverage cart will operate on the main gaming floor.

If sick, please don’t come to SkyCity

• If you are feeling sick, please, DO NOT come to SkyCity. Please stay at home in your bubble and seek medical advice. Take care of yourself and only come to SkyCity when you have fully recovered. By doing so, you will be keeping yourself and others safe.

Stay 1.5 metres apart

• Don’t forget to Stay 1.5 metres away from others where possible and please respect other people’s space.
• Table games will only cater for up to three players and there will be no back-betting.
• A number of gaming machines have been turned off to enable social distancing.

Extra Cleaning Regimes

• Extra cleaning regimes have been implemented. We have stepped up the frequency of cleaning to ensure high touch surfaces are sanitised.
• Hand sanitiser available to employees and guests.

Update on The Guardsman, Madame Hanoi and Sean's Kitchen

Thursday, 13 August 2020

We are excited to announce that with restrictions slowly easing on South Australian cafes and restaurants we are now in a position to open The Guardsman, Madame Hanoi and Sean's Kitchen.

• Measures will be taken to limit attendee numbers to South Australian guidelines
• Booking required.please book online via our website or call 82184166
• Cashless payment only

To book a table at The Guardsman: https://theguardsman.com.au/

To book a table at Madame Hanoi: https://adelaidecasino.com.au/eat-and-drink/madame-hanoi/

To book a table at Sean's Kitchen: https://adelaidecasino.com.au/eat-and-drink/seans-kitchen/

Opening Times By Venue:

Update on Premier Rewards Points

Tuesday, 19 May 2020

We know that your Rewards Points and birthday gifts are an important part of your experience at Adelaide Casino. As you have been unable to use and redeem these valuable components of the Premier Rewards program, we have made the following allowances;

Rewards Points

We have paused the expiration of all Rewards Points until 1^stJanuary 2021. Once expiry recommences, any points that were earned before 1 July 2020 will expire. Any other points on your account will remain until six (6) months after the date they are earned.

Birthday Points Gifts

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Any member who has a birthday between March and August and has not yet redeemed their birthday points gift will enjoy an extended redemption period. Members in this category will have until 30 September to redeem their birthday points gift at any kiosk at Adelaide Casino.

Our customers and our staff are our number one priority and the following is important information regarding COVID-19 that has been implemented:

Friday, 13 March 2020

• Introduction of a number of social distancing measures:
• De activation of every second gaming machine and electronic table game
• Distancing between players at seated table games
• Standing betting at seated table games will be disallowed
• No more than 5 players at standing games such as roulette
• We are limiting promotional draws to reduce the number of customers in one place
• Hand sanitisers have been placed throughout our site and handwashing instructions have been placed in our public bathrooms.
• Team members have been educated on how to prevent transmission of viruses and as per the advice of World Health organisation our focus has been around best practice personnel hygiene.
• We have established an isolation procedure to minimise exposure to others if there is a suspected case
• Our cleaning regime has been increased to reduce the risk of contaminated surfaces
• We have introduced additional personal protective equipment requirements for staff who may come into contact frequently touched surfaces.
• Our Advanced First Aiders have been briefed on the signs and symptoms of COVID-19

Our plan for if a COVID-19 case is suspected:

• If any staff or guests visiting our site report flu-like symptoms, Adelaide Casino has Advance First Aiders who will attend and if necessary isolate unwell persons to assess their symptoms.
• Medical and Health Services will be notified immediately
• We will notify the community once the case has been verified by health professionals
• All relevant areas would be cleaned with anti-viral products

What you can do:

• You can protect yourself and others from getting sick by regularly washing your hands with soap and water for 20 seconds and avoid touching your face
• When coughing or sneezing, cover your mouth and nose with a flexed elbow or tissue and dispose of the tissue in a waste bin.
• If you are suffering from flu-like symptoms, please self-isolate and contact relevant authorities on 1800 020 080
• Ensure you follow the 14 day self-isolation period if you have travelled from overseas

Adelaide Casino is continuing to monitor the advice of the Department of Health and Government and our priority is to ensure all our customers and team members are well informed of the situation and to provide a safe environment to visit.

For further current information on COVID-19 please call the Coronavirus Health Information Line on1800 020 080.

Skycity Auckland (stylised as SkyCity Auckland) is a casino and event centre in the central business district of Auckland, New Zealand, between Victoria and Federal Streets. Located at the base of the Sky Tower, it was the second casino in New Zealand, and is still the only one in Auckland.

Facilities[edit]

In addition to the Sky Tower, the complex includes a 700-seat theatre, a convention center, bars and restaurants, and two hotels. The complex also has a casino that was last refurbished in 2006, with over 1,600 gambling machines, and over 100 gambling tables. The casino also has special rooms for VIP / high-stakes gamblers.^[1]

In September 2013, it was announced that Skycity Auckland had purchased a 21m motor yacht 'Horizon II' for corporate entertainment.^[2]

In February 2018, Skycity Auckland opened New Zealand's first purpose-built e-sports broadcasting studio, located on Level 2 of the Sky Tower, formerly known as XO Bar.^[3]

By 2019 it will also house a convention centre catering for up to 3500 guests, costing over $700 million, after cutting a deal with the Government that will allow it to install extra poker machines and gambling tables.^[4]

History[edit]

The Sky Tower,^[5] convention centre and hotel^[6] were all built by Fletcher Construction and completed by 1997.

Skycity was the second casino in the country. At the time of its construction, it was controversial, just like the Sky Tower itself. Unlike the city's icon towering above it, major figures like former Auckland Mayor Dick Hubbard have remained critical of the casino, though he acknowledged that the complex itself has been positive for the city. However, there is criticism from various sources that the casino creates problem gambling and does not ban problem gamblers proactively enough.^[7]

The casino provides almost 2000 jobs (as of January 2006), and has returned NZ$670 million in dividends to mainly Australian shareholders, from more than eight million visitors that have passed through, 15% from overseas. NZ$18.6 million were also paid to community organisations and trusts in the same time. 1.5% of the operating profit has to be paid out to charity according to law.^[7]

With profits at its parent, the Skycity Entertainment Group, falling, it was announced in May 2007 that around 230 staff of Sky City would be let go within the following 12–18 months, though it was thought likely to be mostly through turnover attrition, and would be focused on management staff.^[8][9]

On 11 May, Sky City announced that it will be slashing 700 jobs as a result of the economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic in New Zealand. A month earlier, Sky City had slashed 200 jobs.^[10][11]

Hotels[edit]

Skycity Hotel, Auckland is a casino hotel and was opened in February 1996. It is one of New Zealands busiest hotels and is located inside the main Auckland complex and serves mainly families, business travellers and gamblers who play at the casino. It offers 323 rooms refurbished in 2013.^[12] Hotel guests may use all the facilities in the complex. It is a Qualmark rated 4 star hotel.^[13]

Skycity Grand Hotel is a luxury 5 star hotel and was officially opened by Prime Minister Helen Clark in April 2005 after costing $85 million. It is not located inside the main complex but is adjacent and is connected by a skybridge. It serves mainly older guests, VIPs and high stake gamblers who play at the casino. Many celebrities have stayed at the hotel including Justin Timberlake, Christina Aguilera and Linkin Park. The Grand features 21 levels and 316 rooms. The rooms include The Grand Suite, 8 Premier Self Contained Suites, 11 Executive King Suites and 296 Luxury King rooms. The room interiors were designed by Chhada Siembieda (specialists in luxury hotel interiors and responsible for the W Hotel chain as well as the Hayman Island Resort, Sydney Hilton and the Hotel Intercontinental in both Sydney and in Hong Kong). Facilities and services include 24-hour room service and reception, a heated lap pool, fitness center, sauna, health spa, personal trainers, baby sitting and a hotel doctor.^[14]

Events[edit]

In 2019, the Skycity Convention Centre played host to two World boxing title events, promoted by Bruce Glozier and Steve Deane of Rival Sports Promotions. The first event took place on March 30 Geovana Peres took on Lani Daniels for the WBO World women's light heavyweight title dubbed History in the making.^[15] The event Sold out with 680 table tickets and was prerecored to broadcast on Sky Sports tv later in the week.^[16] On 30 July, Bruce Glozier of Rival Sports Promotion announced the second World title event, Geovana Peres vs Claire Hafner.^[17] As part of promoting the event, Geovana Peres did a world first by doing boxing pad work outside on top of the Sky Tower, 193 metres in the air.^[18] The event sold out with over 1000 tickets and was broadcast live on Sky Sports 3 TV.^[19]

New convention centre[edit]

In May 2013, the Government came to a deal with Skycity to build a new convention centre worth $402 million in exchange for gambling concessions. The concessions would allow Skycity to install an extra 230 poker machines, 40 gambling tables, as well as a further 12 gambling tables that could be substituted for automated table game player stations (but not poker machines). Skycity would also receive an extension to their casino licence, from its expiry in 2021 until 2048. In exchange, Skycity would be required to meet the full costs of the convention centre project.^[20]

Describing the benefit for New Zealand, Economic Development Minister, Steven Joyce said the convention centre would add an estimated $90 million a year to the local economy, create 1,000 jobs during construction and 800 jobs once the centre is running.^[20]

In 2015 it was announced that the anticipated cost of the convention centre had increased by $70–$130 million, to a total maximum of $530 million. Prime Minister John Key said he was considering making up the shortfall by giving Skycity public tax money to finish the project – as it would be an 'eyesore' if the extra funding was not made available.^[21] Two days later on 12 February, following criticism in the media and in Parliament, the Prime Minister described the use of taxpayer funds as the 'least preferred option'.^[22] Subsequently, on 15 February, it was announced that instead of seeking funding from the government for project over-runs, Skycity would instead be allowed to build a convention centre which was slightly smaller, so that total costs would remain about $400 million. The other option was that Skycity could put in funds of its own to build a large convention centre. The Labour Party claimed the move was a win for those who were opposed to public money bailing out the deal.^[23]

2019 convention centre fire[edit]

A fire in the roof and upper part of the new convention centre started on 22 October 2019 while the building was still under construction. The fire burned for about two days, partly as a result of a decision to sacrifice the roof in order to try to save the lower part of the building by improving safety and access for firefighters working under the roof. After the roof had mostly burned away the remaining fire was extinguished.

The fire caused widespread disruption to Auckland's central business district and the air pollution in the city to exceed safe levels for the first time in over ten years.^[24][25]

See also[edit]

References[edit]

1. ^VIP Gaming (from the official casino website)
2. ^'SkyCity's 'floating palace' for high rollers'. New Zealand Herald. 2013-09-01. ISSN1170-0777. Retrieved 2015-12-31.
3. ^'Social Snapshot: Sky City unveils new e-sports broadcasting centre'. Newshub. 2018-07-02. Retrieved 2018-03-19.
4. ^'SkyCity convention centre set to create 800 jobs - Joyce'. TV NZ. May 13, 2013.
5. ^Fletcher Construction website - Sky Tower
6. ^Fletcher Construction website
7. ^ ^ab'Auckland's big gamble, 10 years on'. The New Zealand Herald. 29 January 2006. Retrieved 12 November 2011.
8. ^Marshall, Colin (22 May 2007). 'Union 'in the dark' over SkyCity job losses'. The New Zealand Herald. Retrieved 12 November 2011.
9. ^Orsman, Bernard (23 May 2007). 'Cards called for 230 at SkyCity in cost-cut drive'. The New Zealand Herald. Retrieved 12 November 2011.
10. ^Flaws, Bonnie (11 May 2020). 'Coronavirus: Sky City announces more job losses to come'. Stuff. Archived from the original on 11 May 2020. Retrieved 12 May 2020.
11. ^'SkyCity plans 700 job cuts due to Covid-19 downturn'. Radio New Zealand. 11 May 2020. Archived from the original on 12 May 2020. Retrieved 12 May 2020.
12. ^'SkyCity Hotel official site'.
13. ^'Qualmark official site'.
14. ^'SkyCity Grand Hotel official site'.
15. ^'THE ULTIMATE DREAM HAS COME TRUE FOR GEOVANA PERES'. Gay Express. 31 March 2019. Retrieved 8 October 2019.
16. ^'Peres-Daniels WBO World Title fight a sell out'. Newsie. 29 March 2019. Retrieved 8 October 2019.
17. ^'Boxing: Kiwi Geovana Peres to defend WBO title against Canadian Claire Hafner'. New Zealand Herald. 31 July 2019. Retrieved 8 October 2019.
18. ^'Kiwi boxing champion Geovana Peres to defend title'. Stuff NZ. 31 July 2019. Retrieved 8 October 2019.
19. ^'Geovana Peres Retains World title with the first TKO of her Career'. Women Boxing. 5 October 2019. Retrieved 8 October 2019.
20. ^ ^ab'SkyCity convention centre set to create 800 jobs - Joyce'. TVNZ. 13 May 2013.
21. ^'John Key: SkyCity will be an 'eyesore' without government money'. Stuff.co.nz. 10 February 2015.
22. ^'Public money for SkyCity convention centre 'least preferred' fix'. The New Zealand Herald. 12 February 2015.
23. ^'SkyCity drops funding bid'. Radio New Zealand News. 15 February 2015. Retrieved 16 February 2015.
24. ^'Auckland's SkyCity Convention Centre fire: Firefighter in serious condition as building goes up in flames'. Stuff.co.nz. 22 October 2019. Retrieved 24 October 2019.
25. ^'SkyCity fire live: Inferno rages, roof fears, TVNZ evacuated'. New Zealand Herald. 23 October 2019. Retrieved 24 October 2019.

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