FUNNER, CA – Harrah’s Resort Southern California has announced plans to renovate the property’s High Limit Room with a $13.1 million investment. Slated to debut in June 2026, the renovation will introduce an additional level of privacy, luxury, and sophistication for its top-tier players. The reimagined space will merge elevated design with guest-focused amenities to create a truly exclusive gaming environment.
“We couldn’t be more excited to share the plans for our reimagined High Limit Room,” said Jill Barrett, SVP and General Manager. “We’re not just raising the stakes; we’re elevating the entire experience, creating a world-class gaming environment made perfect for our VIP players.”
The High Limit Room renovation, led by JCJ Architecture and Swinerton, promises a luxurious experience designed to transform every aspect of high-limit play. Highlights include:
The renovation introduces a completely new ambiance, highlighted by modernized décor, enhanced audio systems, brilliant video walls, and carefully selected, energy-efficient LED light fixtures. The gaming floor will feature 100 new slot machines, including 12 bar-top machines, creating a revitalized experience that combines elevated slot play with a sophisticated setting for classic table games such as Double Deck Blackjack, Shoe Blackjack, Baccarat, and Pai Gow. In addition, the redesigned area will offer an exclusive players’ space, complete with premium beverage options, providing a discreet environment for guests to relax and enjoy.
Players can also look forward to a brand-new, high-end bar featuring specialty spirits and exclusive bourbons like Eagle Rare, Buffalo Trace OFC 25 Year, Traveller, Harrah’s Resort Southern California’s exclusive Blanton’s Barrett, in addition to a curated menu of craft cocktails.
“The Rincon Tribe is proud of the continued evolution of our gaming offerings,” said Rincon Tribal Chairman Steve Stallings. “We are excited to be in a position to continue to renovate our resort and enhance the guest experience through innovative design and technology.”
