But we probably wouldn't stay again unless more kids stuff opened earlier in the day. The casino itself was very clean, but relaxing all the free drink stations that used to be there with paid machines was a bit surprising. We just ate in the suite instead of dragging the kids through the casino floor.

Mobile ordering from the restaurants was very convenient. Kids quest also doesn't open till 4 (what are you supposed to do with your kids all day when all the activities open late?). The bowling alley opened at 11, so at least we were able to do that. And the water park does not open till 4, so even though we were there all morning, the kids could not swim. And, the lazy river was closed, so we just paid for swimming. Campground is not really affiliated with the casino, there is only a 1/2 price (7.50) person to the swimmimg pools. We camped at Treasure Island RV Park in a Motorhome. All hook-ups were nicely located for our coach. We got there at 9pm so only had an hour, but still had to pay the full price. Campground predominately black top and gravel. It was not included with our $300 suite, which is ridiculous. We went a day early so the kids could use the water park. Also, there was not a single hook to hang towels or anything else on in the bathroom. While the huge shower is great, the rainfall shower head does not produce much pressure, so it's hard to get all the shampoo rinsed out. Our only other comment about the room is the bathroom.

The room itself was very nice, however some sort of dividing wall or curtain between the bed and the living area would be nice, especially when traveling with kids. I'm originally from red wing, so I've been at TI a lot, but not much in the last few years. We stayed at TI because we were in town for a wedding and that was where the block of rooms was.

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