There is no free entertainment, only high priced shows, so if you are not there to gamble all day, there really isn't much to do after you eat and visit the few expensive shops there. Other than outdoor mall, Tanger Outlet, no where to walk to in winter.

Saw a long line of people waiting to check in. Went back to front desk after 2 hour wait and found out room was ready. They said they would call when room was ready but they never did. Pros: beautiful lobby, brand new rooms, lots of places to eat, clean smokeless casino. The cost for staying there is outrageous but we wanted to treat ourselves and gave it a try. Your best bet for an enjoyable time at a casino is taking the trip to Delaware, NJ, PA. In Maryland, Maryland Live, Horseshoe, and now MGM have done nothing but show how absolutely greedy they are. I was there on a Monday morning and did not have to pay, but I have heard it is expensive in the evenings and weekends. Oh, I have also heard that you have to pay for parking too.

I was smart enough not to throw away any money there. I understand that casinos need to make money too, but to see the level of greed MGM has for the area, in my opinion, is appauling. I was so disappointed to see the dealers talking amunst themselves, joking as a player 7'd out. I enjoy playing caps and even watching the game. I stood around for about 2 hours and watched literally everyone playing the games just throw away their money. Beautiful casino if you have an unlimited bankroll. I wanted to see what all the hype was about. So I made it a point to stop by about 2 weeks after it opened. I too was curious considering what we had to choose from, Marland Live and Horseshoe. Everyone I talked to was very excited to hear about the new casino opening up at the National Harbor in Marland.

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