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Kids, rules and real life

Bringing the kids: rules, meals and the fun parts

Children are welcome to stay at this hotel. What makes a family weekend go smoothly is knowing the rules by age, planning meals off the casino floor, and filling the days around Magnetic Hill Park.

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The rules by age

From the operator's hotel page, Family Policy and Hotel House Rules, read 31 October 2026.
AgeWhat applies
Under 12In the pool, spa or fitness areas only with a supervising person aged 16+
Under 16In non-gaming spaces (hotel rooms, lobbies, pools, theatres, shops) only with a parent or guardian aged 19+ actively supervising
16 to 18May use non-gaming spaces without a guardian beside them, if a parent or guardian aged 19+ is on the property and reachable immediately
Under 19Never on the casino floor or in the restaurants and bars located on it; may not loiter in approaches to gaming areas
19+Required to make a reservation and to check in, with valid government photo ID

One more rule surprises people: a parent or guardian who is gambling is not considered to be supervising a child, and children may not be left alone in the hotel or entertainment areas while a parent is on the casino floor, whatever their age. Staff are required to intervene and report unattended minors.

Meals: the one thing to plan

The Buffet and Hub City Pub are on the 19+ casino floor, and there is no room service at this time. The operator does not list any other restaurant in the complex. With children, that means breakfast in the room from supplies you bring, lunch out during your day, and dinner in town or takeaway. Our eating on site page has a simple plan.

Days out, ranked for families

Family packing list

  • Breakfast supplies and a cooler bag (no room service)
  • Swimsuits and swim diapers; under-12s swim with someone 16+
  • Night light and a familiar blanket
  • Ear protection for concerts
  • Rain jackets and shoes that can get muddy for Hopewell Rocks
  • Warm hats and mittens for Wild Lights evenings
  • Each child's health card

Sleeping arrangements

For two adults and two children, the Deluxe Two Queen Beds room is the natural choice. If your children are older, the Luxury Suite's sofa bed in a separate living room gives everyone more privacy. The operator does not publish crib or rollaway policies or maximum occupancy per room, and the house rules say that exceeding permitted occupancy can lead to eviction without refund. Tell us the ages of everyone travelling, and we will confirm with the hotel before anything is booked.

A note on the casino

The gaming floor is a separate 19+ area. You will see it, and you may walk past its entrances on the way to the concert hall. Children cannot enter, and that is enforced. If you prefer your children not to see casino areas at all, this hotel is probably not your best choice in Moncton.

Sources for this page, read on 31 October 2026:

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