Truckers crossing New Mexico on I-40 have a new stopping option: the Dancing Eagle Travel Center at exit 108 at Casa Blanca.
Dancing Eagle Truckstop Open in New Mexico
Truckers crossing New Mexico on I-40 have a new stopping option: the Dancing Eagle Travel Center at exit 108 at Casa Blanca
by Staff
April 19, 2001
An artist's rendering of the new Dancing Eagle travel center in New Mexico.
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Located approximately 50 miles west of Albuquerque, the travel center is owned by the Pueblo of Laguna. Conoco fuel is dispensed at canopied, pay-at-the-pump facilities. There are 100 paved and 50 gravel parking spaces available for tractor-trailers. In addition to a sit-down restaurant, Dancing Eagle offers a Taco Bell, Hot Stuff Pizza, Smash Hit Subs, Cinnamon Street Bakery and Cappuccino Coffee Bar. Showers, laundry, video games, 60-inch TV for showing movies, rental computers, pay phones and convenience store are available for truckers' convenience at the 8,000-square-foot facility.
A golf-cart shuttle will take visitors to the nearby Dancing Eagle casino or supermarket.
Dancing Eagle opened last week. A grand opening will be held May 3-5; visitors stopping at the travel center will each receive a complimentary keychain while supplies last.
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