Regina, Saskatchewan · Independent review
Casino Regina
A characterful venue in Regina's grand old railway station, with a busy show lounge and a good restaurant. Stay at one of the downtown hotels next door.
Photo: Stirlingmillar, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons, cropped
Our scores
Scores are our editorial opinion out of 5, based on published resort information and our own judgement. Resorts can't pay for a review or a better score.
What we liked
- Historic Union Station building
- Show Lounge hosts more than 200 events a year
- Right downtown, across from the Cornwall Centre
- Sunday brunch at Union Station Restaurant
Worth knowing
- No hotel on site
- Parking details aren't published
- Mid-size venue
The venue
Casino Regina is in the city's former Union Station, built in 1911 and 1912 to bring the Canadian Pacific and Canadian Northern passenger services together. A 1931 expansion added the Tyndall stone facade and the grand concourse. Passenger service ended in 1990, the building was designated a heritage property in 1991, and it reopened as Casino Regina on January 26, 1996 after a $37 million conversion.
It is run by SaskGaming, a provincial Crown corporation.
Where to stay
There's no hotel on site. The casino names Delta Hotels by Marriott Regina, DoubleTree by Hilton Regina and Wingate by Wyndham as partner hotels downtown.
Opening hours
Sunday to Thursday from 9 am to 4 am, and open 24 hours on Fridays and Saturdays. On December 24 and 25 it opens from noon to 9:30 pm.
Dining
- Union Station Restaurant + Bar: sit-down dining with a modern take on vintage railway style, and a Sunday brunch buffet
- Crossroads: casual bar and kitchen with eight taps, including four local craft breweries
- The Midway Bar: a small bar for local beer and spirits, Tuesday to Saturday evenings
Shows and events
The Show Lounge seats 716 at tiered tables and a theatre-style balcony, or 900 standing, and hosts more than 200 events a year. All shows are 19+. The Telegraph Room on the mezzanine takes up to 180 for receptions.
Getting there
The casino is downtown at Broad Street and Saskatchewan Drive, across from the Cornwall Centre.
Parking: the casino doesn't publish parking details. Call ahead if you need to check.
Accessibility
The casino doesn't publish an accessibility statement. Call ahead to check access and support.
Age and ID
You must be 19 or older to enter a casino in Saskatchewan. Bring government photo ID.
Details checked against published sources on October 21, 2026. Hours and facilities change, so confirm with the resort before you travel.