Century Casino Edmonton sits on Fort Road in the city's northeast, directly beside Belvedere LRT Station and Transit Centre. That is the most practical thing about it: this is the Alberta casino you can reach by train, which at a venue open past 4:00am solves a problem the suburban rooms do not.
It holds a 4.0 rating from more than 3,600 Google reviewers, one of the larger samples in the province.
The floor
35,000 square feet, carrying 830 slot machines and 20 table games, with VLTs alongside and a high-limit area and private salon for bigger play.
The detail worth knowing is the denomination mix: close to 200 of those machines are penny units. For a floor of 830 that is a deliberate bias toward low-stakes play, and it makes Century a cheaper night than most Edmonton rooms if you are pacing a bankroll rather than chasing one.
Twenty tables is mid-sized. Adequate, never crowded on a weeknight, and clearly behind Starlight across town on pit depth.
There is an off-track betting operation for horse players.
Yuk Yuk's is the differentiator
Century runs a Yuk Yuk's comedy club on site, with featured comedians every weekend. It is the real thing rather than an open-mic night in a function room, and it is the reason a good share of the building's traffic turns up at all.
The separate Century Showroom handles live music — touring bands, blues and country acts, and tribute shows.
Between the two, this property books more nights of live entertainment than any other casino in Edmonton.
The hotel
A boutique hotel on site, small rather than resort-scale. It does the job for a show-and-stay weekend, and pairing a Yuk Yuk's ticket with a room is the package the property is really selling.
Hours are irregular — check before a late run
Unusually for an Alberta casino, the schedule is not uniform:
- Friday, Saturday and Sunday: open 24 hours
- Tuesday and Wednesday: 9:30am to 4:00am
- Thursday: 9:30am to midnight
- Monday: 9:30am to 4:00am
Thursday is the short night, closing at midnight while the rest of the week runs to 4:00am or not at all. That catches people out more than any other detail here.
Getting there
13103 Fort Road NW, northeast Edmonton, beside Belvedere LRT. Parking is free if you drive, but the train is the point.
How Alberta casinos work
Alberta is the only province in Canada where licensed charities conduct the casino events themselves. Non-profit groups staff events at private facilities under the model the province adopted in 2003 and take a share of the proceeds, which is why Alberta casino floors double as community fundraising infrastructure.
Worth it?
For a night out with a show attached, yes, and the LRT access plus the hotel makes it the easiest Edmonton casino to do properly without driving.
For gambling alone, Starlight is bigger on every measure that matters — floor size, table count, poker, hours — and sits inside a mall with more to do around it. Century's case is comedy, live music and the train, and on those it is unbeatable in this city.
FAQ
How many slots and tables does Century Casino Edmonton have?
830 slot machines, close to 200 of them penny units, and 20 table games across 35,000 square feet, plus VLTs and a high-limit area.
Does Century Casino Edmonton have a comedy club?
Yes, a Yuk Yuk's with featured comedians every weekend, alongside the Century Showroom for live music.
Does it have a hotel?
Yes, a boutique hotel on site.
What are the hours?
Open 24 hours Friday through Sunday, 9:30am to 4:00am Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, and 9:30am to midnight Thursday.
Can I get there by train?
Yes. It is next to Belvedere LRT Station and Transit Centre in northeast Edmonton.
Where is it?
13103 Fort Road NW, Edmonton.
Comparing Edmonton rooms? See our Edmonton casinos guide, Starlight Casino Edmonton and all 30 Alberta land casinos.
Updated September 2026 · Details verified against the operator's site and AGLC published information. Hours here vary by day and change seasonally. Confirm before you go.
