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Posted by MunchieScrunchie on March 07, 2003 at 20:57:16:

In Reply to: Re: Munchie!!!!! Bingo...... posted by kittyluvr on March 07, 2003 at 20:26:26:

Islip Terrace...no way! You and I have got to get together and talk cats! ;)
Once each hour, the area around the indian gets dim, a spotlight shines on him while a fine mist starts falling and the sound of thunder is in the backround. The lights flash once or twice simulating lightning. In the backround you cana lso hear him chanting his indian ritual. I love the indian legends and the stories of the old tribes, so it was a totaly awesome experience for me to see that.
They were building an Imax theatre the last time I was there. It should be done by now. I imagine they would show something indian related. Everything there is basically tied in to the Mashuntucket Pequot Indian tribe or indian tribes in general. Really neat and unusual stuff, but a bit too pricey for my wallet.
Will you be playing the slots too? Or the tables? I was awestruck by the amount of money some people play. There was a chinese businessman playing blackjack and the minimum bet was $10,000! I nearly fainted when I found out how much those chips were worth. I was lucky to buy a $2.00 chip! LOL.
Purrs,
Munchie

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