Casino Rama takes it back to the 90s with performance lineup
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Casino Rama is going back in time with performances by some of the biggest hits from the 90s.
Vanilla Ice, Rob Base, 54-40, Sugarhill Gang, The Northern Pikes and Young MC will take to the stage for the I Love The 90s Tour, kicking off on March 3.
If the 90s aren't your thing, take in some stand-up on March 24 when Canadians Shaun Majumder and Brent Butt of Corner Gas bring their comedy show to the entertainment resort.
And fans of Dancing With The Stars can enjoy a night of entertainment on January 28.
Tickets are available for purchase online starting Saturday.There is a limit of six tickets per customer per show.
Guests must be 12 or older to gain entry to the Entertainment Centre and 19 or older to enter the gaming floor.
A complete list of Casino Rama's performance lineup is available here.
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