Finally about 1 am - someone set up a traffic flow in the garage that allowed those levels to finally move and we got out about 2am. Came back about 11:30 pm - levels 3-5 were slowly moving, but 6-7 still couldn't move. At 8 pm, traffic was not moving at any level - maybe one car a minute was leaving garage. During that wait - cars were still being allowed to ENTER the garage, new cars could make their way to the top level!!!! Went to mall for hour, came back. After moving 30 feet from our parking spot in 1.5 hours because traffic could not move, we re-parked our car. I look forward to returning.Starting at 5:30 pm last night - we STARTED to try to get off the 7th floor of the Maryland Live Casino parking garage. Overall I would give the casino a 81/2 out of 10. My suggestion is to eat some near the casino before arriving. The buffet is horrible, Phillips is over priced, and Bobby Flay's burger joint is way to over crowded. If I had to give a negative about Live it would be the main food establishments inside. Dover Downs was a great place to play, but as far as a place to just go and gamble, it doesn't hold up against the newer Live. In my opinion, Maryland Live is currently the best casino in the region, possibly on the east coast.

The comps are pretty good for a stand alone casino and that shows with the bus traffic in and out. I can remember when Caesars in AC went way up on the limits on the weekends. Table limits do get high, but that is to be expected given the casino's location and the number of weekend visitors it has. Even though it can be very crowed and a hassle to get in and out of, the atmosphere inside is one for players. My new favorite place to play has got to be Maryland Live. I have spent many, many days and nights sitting at a slot or table game from Atlantic City to Florida. I have been an avid casino goer for some 20 years now.

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