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Originally Posted by answer20
Also, there are some casinos that have 'kid spots', but I've never seen one that would accept any kids under 3 or 4 years old. You could call ahead and see if the casino has a partner service for daycare. GL
If the minimum age is 3 or 4 that usually also means they have to be potty-trained.
As answer20 said, there might be regulations against anyone under 21 on the casino floor. We frequently stay at casino hotels for family road trips and have been told at various resorts not to stop anywhere while walking across the casino floor. First time that happened when the oldest was only a couple weeks old and sleeping in the stroller I was actually confused when they approached us about it.
I guess if infants are allowed on the floor and it's a non smoking property, it wouldn't be too different from bringing your kid to something like a beer hall. The latter seems to be socially accepted.