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Wind Creek Montgomery is an integrated resort in Montgomery, Alabama, offering casino gaming, a 123-room on-site hotel, diverse dining options, and live entertainment. The centerpiece for live music is BB King’s Blues Club, with a capacity of around 200+ seats. Located at 1801 Eddie L. Tullis Road, this venue blends gaming, hospitality, and top-tier entertainment in one convenient hub for locals and visitors alike. Here’s what to know when you’re planning a night out or a weekend visit, including seating details, parking, transportation, and nearby hotel and dining options through trusted affiliate partners.
Whether you’re catching a show at BB King’s Blues Club or enjoying the casino floor and on-site hotel, Wind Creek Montgomery offers a cohesive experience designed for easy, no-fuss planning. Secure your seats with us, and we’ll help you navigate the venue’s layout, parking access, and nearby stays and meals. For updated event details and venue information, check the Wind Creek Montgomery official site and affiliate partner pages.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 1801 Eddie L. Tullis Road, Montgomery, AL 36117.
- Venue type: Integrated resort with casino gaming, on-site hotel, dining, and live entertainment (BB King’s Blues Club).
- Hotel: 123-room on-site hotel opened as part of the 2015 expansion.
- Seating/chart: BB King’s Blues Club at Wind Creek Montgomery has a capacity of about 200+ seats.
- Parking: On-site parking with property parking maps available on the Wind Creek Montgomery site.
- Transit: Montgomery public transit (The M) serves the city; check local schedules for access to the property area.
- Notable events: 2015 $65M expansion/renaming to Wind Creek Casino & Hotel Montgomery; Poosa Q BBQ competition hosted on site (2025).
- Renamed/demolished: Former Creek Casino Montgomery renamed Wind Creek Casino & Hotel Montgomery in 2015; no demolition reported.