Tropicana Room
This reproduction of Ricky Ricardo's famous nightclub is open only to group visitors and for special events.

While enjoying your delicious meal, your dining experience will be enhanced by laughing at the episode for which it's named; Season 4, #114; Brown Derby; William Holden and the Infamous Burning Nose Episode!


Reg Lenna Civic Center
Tour the Reg Lenna Civic Center, luxuriously restored former Palace Theatre where Lucille Ball watched vaudeville with her grandfather. You'll see a video where Lucy describes how her love of show business began right where you are sitting. Learn about the renovation of the theater, hear about its ghosts, and get a real "backstage tour."



Desilu Playhouse
Step into television history when you visit Lucy and Ricky Ricardo's New York City apartment and Hollywood hotel room in the Desilu Playhouse, the "I Love Lucy" museum. Named for the studio where "I Love Lucy" was filmed, the Desilu Playhouse features exact replicas of the most famous sets in television history, a "Vitameatavegamin" opportunity, vintage costumes and memorabilia, and more! Your visit will be welcomed with a special video in the Tropicana Room above the Playhouse. This reproduction of Ricky Ricardo's famous nightclub is open only to group visitors and for special events.



Lucy-Desi Museum
Next door to the Desilu Playhouse is The Lucy-Desi Museum, which has entertained visitors from more than 36 countries - and thousands of motor coach passengers - since its opening on May 25, 1996.

Listen to Lucy's childhood pals talk about some of their youthful antics. View exhibits featuring costumes, wardrobe and personal memorabilia of Lucy and Desi, plus screenings including excerpts from Lucie Arnaz's Emmy Award-winning documentary "Lucy & Desi: A Home Movie" and historic TV episodes. Your interactive exploration of both Lucy's and Desi's life stories will be capped off with a visit to The Lucille Ball-Desi Arnaz Center Gift Shop, with the largest selection of Lucy-Desi merchandise anywhere.

Lucytown
Lucytown Tour, a delightful and historic look at Lucy's hometown. You'll see the homes where The Queen of Comedy was born and grew up, theaters where she performed, places where she attended school, the cemetery where she is buried with her family, and much more.

Seneca Allegany Casino
Seneca Allegany Casino & Hotel is 68,000 square feet of world-class gaming, with over 2,000 reel-spinning and video slot machines and 33 of your favorite table games including Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, Caribbean Stud Poker, 3 Card Poker Let It Ride�, Texas Hold 'em Bonus Poker, Big 6 Wheel and Spanish 21. Turtle Island, a non-smoking casino, new high limit slot and table games areas and The Casino Bar.

Casino offers a steakhouse, an all-you-can-eat buffet featuring prime rib and seafood, Italian fine dining, 24 hour caf� and a snack bar.
Hours and Days of Operation are subject to change.


Roger Tory Peterson Institute of Natural History
Honoring the legacy of the Jamestown native recognized as the premier naturalist, the "John James Audubon", of the 20th Century. The building honoring his legacy is a striking structure designed by world-famous architect Robert A.M. Stern, known for his work with Disney and the restoration of Broadway and 42nd Street in New York City. Permanent and traveling exhibits of nature art are always on display, with walking trails and gardens outside.