This not only provides an unplanned level of exclusiveness, according to the company, but also a sense of separation in the time of social distancing. Some of The Rooftop’s state-of-the-art features include a tile tech movable floating floor, which allows for multiple access points to power and utilities a pivoting, motorized, louvered pergola which offers access to sunlight and fresh air or a completely covered option and a vertical sliding glass system that lines the perimeter of The Rooftop.Īdditionally, the venue has its own separate elevator and red-carpet entrance that takes guests directly from the valet parking area to The Rooftop. “We are looking at implementing the same type of creativity on the rooftop for now.”Īlthough The Rooftop project began well before COVID-19, its al-fresco location has proven to be a much-needed asset for the casino during this time, said Cheeks. “The capacity for the space is 500 people, but since we are not booking events now, we are trying to get innovative in the same way that restaurants have gotten witty with sidewalk dining and social distancing efforts,” said Cheeks. With private events like weddings and corporate parties limited due to the pandemic, the space will temporarily function as an exclusive outlet for Jamul’s Sweetwater Rewards Club VIP guests, according to President and General Manager Mary Cheeks, with the goal of getting them out to the casino more often and enticing them to stay longer.

Jamul Casino’s New Venue Featured in San Diego Business Journalīy Mariel Concepcion Wednesday, August 19, 2020ĬOVID-19 isn’t stopping Jamul Casino from expanding and innovating.Įarlier this month, the casino debuted its new event venue, The Rooftop, pulling all the stops to make the 10,000 square foot outdoor venue technologically advanced to accommodate almost any configuration and withstand most conditions.

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