Lee and Karen Duquette
enjoyed Halloween decorations, art, an animated Gordon Ramsey
and more at the Grand Pequot Tower, Fox woods Casino
350 Trolley Line Boulevard
Mashantucket, CT 06338
history book

Foxwoods Resort and Casino was opened in 1986 by the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation, and it has since grown into a massive complex that includes six casinos, over 2,200 hotel rooms, multiple theaters, spas, and more. The resort covers an area of 9 million square feet, making it the second-largest resort casino in the world. One of the most unique things about Foxwoods is that it is owned and operated by a Native American tribe. The Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation has a long history in Connecticut, and the casino has helped to bring economic prosperity to the tribe and the surrounding community. It comprises of casinos, hotels, restaurants, entertainment, shopping and spas.
Foxwoods Resort and Casino sign

Below: Grand Pequot Entrance
hotel and Grand Pequat Entrance Grand Pequat Entrance
Karen and Lee Duquette

Below:Beautiful wings for beautiful people
Lee Duquette with wings Karen Duquette with wings
safe Lee Duquette with a big lilipop
a giant duck wearing a witch hat Halloween monster
Karen Duqette and Frankenstein Lee Duquette and a witch
Halloween monster lighted heads
ceiling full of witch hats ghosts

Below: An animated, talking Gordon Ramsey from Hell's Kitchen

Gordon Ramsay in Hell's Kitchen Gordon Ramsay in Hell's Kitche
Gordon Ramsay in Hell's Kitche Gordon Ramsay in Hell's Kitchen
Premier Theater entrance chandelier

Below: A scary animated black wolf with big teeth and glowing eyes
scary animated black wolf with big teeth scary animated black wolf with big teeth
Halloween sugar Factory
Karen Duquette at the alloween sugar Factory Karen Duquette at the alloween sugar Factor

Below: Allan Houser, a Chiricahua Apache, was born in Apache, Oklahoma. (June 30, 1914 – August 22, 1994). He was a Chiricahua Apache sculptor, painter, and book illustrator and one of the most renowned Native American painters and Modernist sculptors of the 20th century. Houser said, “I work not just for myself, but to honor the American Indian. I hope to draw attention to centuries-old Native American values, especially the concepts of living in harmony with nature, which can benefit all people.”

Allan Houser's Offering sign
Allan Houser's Offering Indian Allan Houser's Offering Indian
Indian and arrow Indoor waterfall

Below: Outdoor pool
Outdoor pool

There are several travel exploration choices below. This does not have to be a linear site, so you may choose what and where you want to investigate next.

go to the next adventure of the two RV Gypsies Continue on to the 6th time that Lee and Karen Duquette have seen Terry Fator perform. Terry is a very amazing singing ventriloquist with multiple puppets. He can sing in both male and female voices.