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Getting Into Northern Lights Casino
A first visit to Northern Lights Casino starts with a SIGA Rewards card shown to Security at the door. The check below tells you what happens in your case, card or no card.
Written by the Pine & Marquis crewChecked October 8, 2026
One card for every guest
On arrival, each guest presents a SIGA Rewards card to Security. Check-in follows, by swiping the card either at the Security podium or at the guest registration kiosk. This applies to every visit, not just the first one.
Don't have a card yet, or forgot it at home? Security will point you toward the SIGA Rewards desk, where staff sign you up for a new card or print a replacement if you forgot yours. Then you check in and head onto the floor. The card is free, and it works at all seven SIGA casinos.
At the kiosk the casino records only your first name, last name, SIGA Rewards number and the time and date you came in. It keeps this for internal use and does not share it with third parties.
Your way in, stone by stone
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How old are you?
Your SIGA Rewards card
Coming in an RV?
Signed up for self-exclusion in Saskatchewan?
- At the doorSecurity asks each guest for a SIGA Rewards card; check-in happens at the podium or the kiosk.
- No card yetWithout one, the SIGA Rewards desk is the next stop, either to join or to have a new card printed.
- Age19 or older. Which ID the desk asks for is not published: call 306-764-4777.
Nineteen and over
Entry is for guests 19 and up, and across Saskatchewan the legal age to gamble is also 19. SIGA casinos class anyone under 19 as a prohibited individual, and anyone who has been excluded too. Prohibited individuals cannot receive winnings.
Which ID the SIGA Rewards desk asks for is not something the casino publishes. We would rather not guess. If you are unsure what to bring, call Northern Lights Casino at 306-764-4777 before you leave home.
House rules to know
Drinks may not be carried into the casino from outside, for any reason. A coffee in a travel mug counts too, so finish it in the car first. Panhandling and solicitation are not allowed. The casino also has zero tolerance for harassment or abuse.
Watch your coat, phone and wallet, since the casino takes no responsibility for lost or stolen items. No dress code is published by the casino either.
Taking a break from all nine casinos
Any SIGA casino, Northern Lights included, takes requests for SIGA Voluntary Self-Exclusion. The term chosen sets its length, from 6 months to 5 years. For that period the person may not enter any of the nine Saskatchewan casinos, including those not run by SIGA. Enrolling someone else is not possible. Calls to the Saskatchewan Problem Gambling Helpline, 1-800-306-6789, cost nothing and are answered 24 hours a day.
Questions first-timers ask
I have never been before. Can I still get in?
Yes, as long as you are 19 or older. If you have no card, Security will point you toward the SIGA Rewards desk to get one; after that you check in and enter.
Does the SIGA Rewards card cost anything?
The card is free to get, and the same card works at all seven SIGA casinos.
Can I bring my own coffee or drink in?
Drinks may not be carried into the casino from outside, for any reason. Finish yours before you reach the door.
What gets written down when I check in?
Only your first name, last name, SIGA Rewards number and the time and date of entry. The casino keeps it for internal use and does not share it with third parties.