Genting Casino Sheffield to Host Snooker Legends Dinner

11th April 2019

Genting Casino Sheffield is hosting its annual Snooker Legends Dinner on Wednesday 24th April to celebrate the World Snooker Championship that is being held in Sheffield from Saturday 20th April to Monday 6th May.

Snooker legends Stephen Hendry, Ken Doherty and John Virgo will be in attendance on the night and they will be treating guests to an exclusive question and answer session and trick shot demo. The Q&A will offer people the chance to get personal and reveal the latest insider knowledge. This is the 6th year and the event is a great opportunity for snooker fans to meet three of the game's greatest players. All guests will be served a delicious three-course meal prepared by a team of chefs at the superb Fahrenheit restaurant. Claire Maynard, general manager at Genting Casino Sheffield said, -We are all incredibly excited to welcome three snooker legends to the casino this April and it's fantastic to see that there has already been a great deal of interest. "We know that all our guests will be treated to a wonderful evening and we can't wait to welcome people to the casino. Tickets for the night are on sale now and cost £34.95 with a 10% discount on all parties of 10 or more. For more information please visit the website or to purchase tickets email hannah.martin@gentingcasinos.co.uk . Please note that tickets are subject to availability and there are limited spaces available.  

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