How entry actually works here
When people hear “Treasure Cove Casino registration”, they often picture an online sign-up form or some kind of membership card. That is not how it works here. There is no account to create in advance, no annual fee, no form you have to complete at home before you visit. The casino is at 2003 Highway 97 South in Prince George, BC, and getting onto the gaming floor is basically: arrive, show ID, go play.
There is one firm rule we do not bend. You must be at least 19 years old, which is the legal gambling age across British Columbia. At the entrance, our team will ask for valid government-issued photo ID. That can be a driver’s licence, a passport, or a provincial ID card. Any of those is fine. Once age is confirmed and the ID looks good, you’re in.
That “no registration” part only covers general access to the main floor. Specific areas and activities on the property do involve a proper sign-in or reservation, and it helps a lot to know which ones in advance so you are not surprised at the door.
| What You’re Doing | Registration Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Walking onto the gaming floor | No | Age check with photo ID only |
| Joining a bingo session | Yes | Sign in at the bingo desk |
| Reserving a poker seat | Yes | Call 250-614-9127 ahead of time |
| Large cash transaction | Yes | FINTRAC identity verification |
| Hotel check-in | Yes | Standard hotel process with ID and payment |
Getting there and getting inside
Our doors are open every day from 9:00 AM to 2:00 AM, with the only closure on Christmas Day. The building sits where Highway 97 South meets Highway 16, so it is pretty straightforward to reach from most parts of Prince George and the surrounding area.
If you are planning your first visit, this is roughly how it plays out:
- Head to 2003 Highway 97 South, Prince George, BC, V2N 7A3.
- Come in through the main entrance and walk over to guest services.
- Show your government photo ID so we can confirm you are 19 or older.
- After that age check, you are free to move onto the casino floor.
Slots are ready the moment you walk in, there is no extra sign-up or card needed to sit down and start playing. Table games follow a slightly tighter schedule: Monday to Thursday, tables open at 4:15 PM, and from Friday to Sunday they open earlier, at 11:15 AM. If your main goal is table play on a weekday afternoon, it is worth checking the times at treasurecovecasino.com/casino-games/ before you drive over. It avoids that situation where you end up in the parking lot two hours too early.
Poker has its own flow. Rather than taking a chance on walk-up space, most players call 250-614-9127 in advance to reserve a seat. That way, you know there will be a chair waiting instead of hovering around hoping for a spot.
Bingo registration - session by session
Bingo at Treasure Cove Casino is a major attraction, not just a little add-on in the corner. Sessions run several times a day, and each one is handled as its own event. That means you need to sign in separately at the bingo desk for every single session you want to play. If you register for the 6:00 PM session, it does not carry over automatically to the 10:00 PM session; you go through the sign-in again.
The regular bingo schedule looks like this:
- Monday and Tuesday: sessions at 11:00 AM, 6:00 PM, and 10:00 PM.
- Wednesday through Sunday: the same three sessions plus an extra one at 2:30 PM.
We always recommend arriving at least 15 minutes ahead of the scheduled start. The closer you cut it, the busier the desk tends to be, and it is not fun to miss the opening games because of a line-up. When you get there, have your ID with you, give your name at the desk, purchase your cards or the package you want for that session, and then grab your seat before the first number is called.
For up-to-date session times or anything that is bingo-specific, the dedicated bingo line is 250-561-0444.
There is also a note about virtual bingo that is worth keeping in mind. Online-style bingo here is only open to residents of British Columbia. Any current details about those virtual sessions are posted in the news section on treasurecovecasino.com. That online setup is separate from in-person play, so it does not share the same sign-in you use on-site.