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Get into the spirit: How to celebrate Halloween in costume at Horseshoe Casino Cleveland
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Posted: 10/26/2012
CLEVELAND - Halloween is just around the corner and to get into the "spirit" of things, visitors to Cleveland's casino are being invited to celebrate the ghoulish holiday by wearing costumes to the Horseshoe.
Beginning Friday through Wednesday, Oct. 31, visitors can dress up for the holiday. Horseshoe team members will also join in the fun by wearing costumes in place of their casino uniforms on Halloween day, Oct. 31.
However, to maintain security and surveillance measures, there are some costume guidelines that casino staff will enforce:
* Costumes and accessories can not obscure the face. You are not allowed to wear a mask of any kind, face paint, head coverings or wide-brimmed hats.
* No fake weapons of any kind will be allowed.
Also, Horseshoe Cleveland's code of conduct will remain in effect, which requires appropriate clothing and prohibits any item with offensive messages or pictures.
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