Guide / Casino
A licensed floor in the same building — not a hotel perk by default.
Casino Copenhagen sits at Amager Boulevard 70, 2300 Copenhagen S, inside the Radisson Blu Scandinavia complex. Circulo Creativo Group explains public guest rules. We do not sell chips, annual cards or day passes.
What the operator publishes about the house.
The casino presents itself as Denmark’s largest international casino. Its guest-information page lists slot machines and touch-bet from 14:00 daily, live casino games from 15:00, Sunday–Thursday closing at 04:00 and Friday–Saturday at 05:00. Those hours belong to Casino Copenhagen K/S, not to this editorial desk.
Entry is ticketed. A day pass costs DKK 30 before 16:00 and DKK 100 after 16:00 on the current price list. Wardrobe is DKK 20. Annual Silver and loyalty cards are sold with published benefits such as parking and repeat entry — read the operator page before you assume a hotel key replaces a ticket.
| Area | Hours (operator) |
|---|---|
| Slots & touch-bet | Daily from 14:00; close 04:00 Sun–Thu, 05:00 Fri–Sat |
| Live table games | Daily from 15:00; same closing times |
| Bar | Open throughout published casino hours |
Games named in public sources — blanks left blank.
Official and municipal listings describe roulette, blackjack, punto banco, poker and electronic gaming. The Copenhagen Card attraction page mentions roughly 150 slot machines and jackpots on certain games. We do not invent table counts, tournament prize pools or unpublished bonuses.
A dedicated poker room is part of the house’s public reputation and tournament history. Cash-game stakes and weekly tournament buy-ins change; the casino’s own poker calendar is the source if you travel for cards.
- Live games typically include American roulette, blackjack and punto banco in international listings.
- Slot and touch-bet areas open earlier than live tables.
- Smoking is not allowed at gaming tables; designated smoking booths are mentioned by the operator.
Age, identification and dress.
Danish gambling law requires guests to be at least 18 and to present valid photo identification at every visit. Passports and driving licences are commonly accepted forms; the door team decides if a document is valid. Your hotel registration does not substitute for casino ID.
Dress code is smart casual: neat everyday clothes for men and women. Sportswear, caps, sunglasses and sleeveless T-shirts for men are listed as not permitted. Outerwear goes to the cloakroom. Religious headwear is allowed if the face remains recognisable. Shorts are permitted in the summer period from 1 May to 30 September, but not sports shorts.
Parking, Wi‑Fi and where responsibility sits.
Casino guests may use Radisson Blu Scandinavia parking with licence-plate recognition. The operator describes up to 15 hours for DKK 50 via a QR code at reception, with payment through EasyPark or online within 48 hours. Silver and Gold annual-card holders receive free parking after registration at reception — those benefits are casino products, not hotel room perks unless explicitly bundled in your rate.
Free Wi‑Fi is offered; the access code is printed on the entry ticket according to guest information. Circulo Creativo Group is not Spillemyndigheden, not Casinos Austria International GmbH, and not the cashier. If you need exclusion, use Danish tools such as ROFUS.nu or call 70 22 28 25 (StopSpillet). Norwegian readers may contact Hjelpelinjen on 800 800 40.