Hollywood Casino Brings Tinsel Town to the Delta - Robinsonville, Mississippi

The gaming floor doesn't have a monopoly on thrills at Hollywood Casino. Look overhead. Hitchcock fans will recognize the low-flying biplane that tormented Cary Grant in the 1959 suspense film North by Northwest.

Or, if romance movies tug at your heartstrings, the 6-ton scale model replica of the Titanic is just the ticket. The actual lifeboat #1 from the 1997 movie is also on display.

And, that's just the tip of the iceberg. The exterior of the gaming floor is lined with an award-winning array of movie memorabilia.

Gaming: Over 30 tables and 1,300 slots are spread throughout the spacious 54,000-square-foot gaming floor. A new automatic interactive roulette wheel that allows players to bet electronically is located near the back wall.

The casino's two video poker bars are popular. Favorite drinks include bottled beer, Pina Coladas and Strawberry Daiquiris .

Hopefully, the self-serve cappuccino machines will make a return appearance to the gaming floor.

Air quality and cleanliness on the casino floor are generally excellent. A separate nonsmoking slots room is provided.

Rewards Program: The Player Club Reward System offers star points that can be redeemed for meals and hotel accommodations. Program participants receive generous offers in the mail. Popular promotions include discounted rooms (usually $25/night during weekdays) and free slot play (usually good for $10).

Dining Options:

Epic Buffet: Expect the usual, but lines are normally short. However, this is popular spot during the Tuesday Night Steak & Crab Legs Buffet and the Friday Night Seafood Buffet. The chocolate peanut butter pie is always a hit on the dessert bar.

Hollywood Diner: Normal 1950's era diner fare served 24 hours. The oldies blaring on the jukebox can be a bit overwhelming during breakfast.