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Harrah’s Oklahoma is now open in Chandler along historic Route 66

Crosswinds News Team

10 Apr 2026 — 1 min read

A new chapter in Oklahoma gaming is here!

Harrah’s Oklahoma officially opened its doors on April 9, bringing the first Caesars-managed casino experience to the state in partnership with the Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma.

Located along historic Route 66, the new destination features a full casino floor, dining, and entertainment, with plans for future expansion and continued economic impact for the community.

Crosswinds News multimedia journalist and RFA corps member Russell Sun Eagle was there for the ribbon cutting ✂️

Learn more at https://www.caesars.com/harrahs-oklahoma/

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