Large gathering facility located in Avalon, is the largest building on the island and the most visible landmark in Avalon Bay when approaching the island from the mainland
Casino Tours
Friday to Sunday 10am and 2pm
Catalina Island Museum
Tuesday through Sunday
10m to 5pm
Closed Mondays and the following holidays: New Years Day, July 4th, Thanksgiving and Christmas Day
Casino Tours
Friday to Sunday 10am and 2pm
Adult: $19.95
Senior / Military $17.95
Child $17.95
Catalina Island Museum
Adult: $17.00
Senior/Military/Healthcare Worker/Student Admission: $15.00
Child Admission: Free
How to Get There
From San Simeon (65mi) Head east on Slo San Simeon Rd toward CA-1 N. Turn left onto CA-1 N.
From San Francisco (146mi) Get on US-101 S. Follow US-101 S to CA-156 W in Prunedale. Take exit 336 from US-101 S. Drive to CA-1 S in Big Sur.
Overview
The Catalina Casino is an Art Deco landmark on Avalon Bay, opened in 1929 by William Wrigley Jr., and never used for gambling (“casino” here means “gathering place”). It holds the Avalon Theatre with its murals and Page organ, the Casino Ballroom, and the Catalina Island Museum. Guided tours are offered, and it is the most visible sight from arriving ferries.
This article uses material from the Wikipedia article "Catalina Casino", which is released under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share-Alike License 3.0
