A minimum guarantee is required for Weddings and Receptions. Discounts are applied for Sunday-Friday Ceremony and/or Receptions.
Reception standard is 5 hours. Additional Room Rental and Reception overtime may be available for an additional fee.

All personal items (including cookies) are required to be labeled and delivered to the banquet office between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. the day before the Reception. We cannot guarantee room availability for early vendor set-up; if the room is available, we can notify you the week of the event.

All food, beverage, audio/visual and all charges to event are subject to 22% gratuity and 6% tax.

FOOD & BEVERAGE
Menu prices are subject to change. Prices will be confirmed in writing upon receipt of deposit for event.

Unless prior approval by management, all food & beverage must be supplied by Hollywood Casino at the Meadows.

We proudly serve alcoholic beverages responsibly. Guests must be 21 years of age or older to possess or consume alcoholic beverages. It is unlawful to serve alcohol to a visibly intoxicated patron or to allow a visibly intoxicated patron to be on the Casino floor. If a guest provides alcoholic beverages to a minor or to a visibly intoxicated patron, both guests will be escorted from the property. We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone.

DEPOSIT CONFIRMATION & GUARANTEE
At the time of booking, a $1,000 non-refundable deposit must be made, along with a completed banquet contract.

An estimated guest count must be provided at the time of booking.

A final guaranteed guest count must be provided a minimum of three (3) business days (weekends excluded) prior to the scheduled event. Should the actual event attendance exceed guaranteed attendance, charges will be based on the actual attendance, whichever is greater. This guaranteed count is not subject to reduction. If no guarantee is received, the number of guests indicated on the Banquet Event Order will be the guaranteed and charged attendance.

Client/host is responsible for updating guest counts.

Only the designated function host or his/her appointees may make changes to a function.