Of course, all the casinos have multiple restaurants. Around Goodman Road and I 55, there are tons of shops, restaurants and for sure a movie theater. Now, about 30 minutes from the casinos is the Southaven/Horn Lake, MS area. Of course, there is plenty of shopping and movie theaters in Memphis as well. You could go to Graceland, stroll Beale, listening to live music, see the Civil Rights Musuem or any number of other attractions, depending on your interests. If you're up to it, you could drive to Memphis for a day trip about an hour north of Tunica. Many of the casinos have live free live music, so you can always take a break and listen for a bit.

Hollywood in particular has a lot of movie memorabilia to see. Checking out all the different casinos can always be fun as well. There may be a movie theater in the town, but I'm not sure about that. The town of Tunica has a nice little square with some shops.

Also, there is an outlet shopping center, but its not that great. There is a really nice river museum and park near the Fitz casino that would be worth a stop. There's really not a lot to do in Tunica except the casinos. However, it runs limited hours so be sure to check before you use it so you don't get stuck. Also, there's a shuttle from Harrahs to Horseshoe. The shuttle that picks up at the Terrace and Veranda runs 24/7, every few minutes. At any rate, the Terrace rooms are nice enough. Its been close to a year since we stayed at Terrace, so maybe that's changed. In the past, Veranda and Terrace have been similarly priced while the hotel tower was much more expensive. I do my actual winning at the black jack tables. I'm partial to the Goldfish slots myself not for the money, but the fun. Typically, the higher the denomination, the higher the percentage of pay out. Its a matter of finding the right machines. Casinos are required to pay out certain percentages.

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