That being said, the casino is quite beautiful inside and out. So if you have mobility issues you might want to take this into consideration. If you do take the shuttle, before warned that the shuttle bus drops you off about an 8 to10 minute walk to the front door of the casino. You can park at nearby T stations and take a shuttle over (just don’t plan on going after 7:00 am on a weekday because the commuters will have all the spots). If you only are gambling a small amount of money, the $22 parking fee is a big chunk of your budget.

The high rollers will probably get comped for their parking, but the seniors on a budget gambling away their social security checks will not. The lack of free parking is going to hurt them after the novelty wears out. It sticks out like a sore thumb, and outside of a few shops and a small harbor walk, there isn’t much to do other than watch your money go away. It is like a glittering diamond in a sack of rocks, and I don’t mean that as a compliment.

I don’t know what Wynn was thinking when it built a casino/resort with $500-700 hotel rooms and overpriced restaurants in a working class town like Everett.

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