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Do you provide vehicle unlock service near Brass Ass Casino?
Yes. Teller County Locksmith provides mobile vehicle unlock service near Brass Ass Casino.
What is the rate for Brass Ass Casino?
The posted rate for Brass Ass Casino is $150. After-hours service from 8PM to 8AM adds $75.
What is the estimated arrival time for Brass Ass Casino?
Normal ETA from Cripple Creek is about 5-20 minutes. Weather, road conditions, parking, distance, and current calls can change the ETA.
Do you make new car keys near Brass Ass Casino?
No. This is vehicle unlock service only. No new keys, key programming, transponder programming, ignition repair, or other locksmith services are offered.
What vehicles can you unlock near Brass Ass Casino?
The vast majority of cars, vans, trucks, SUVs, and RVs.
Do you unlock convertibles or frameless doors near Brass Ass Casino?
No. Convertibles and frameless doors are not listed for service.
Do you unlock Teslas or Cybertrucks near Brass Ass Casino?
No. Teslas have a frameless door, and Cybertrucks are too rigid.
Is entry guaranteed?
Yes. Guaranteed entry or no charge.
Are your rates posted up front?
Yes. Flat rates are posted on this site. You pay $150, plus $75 if it is after hours from 8PM to 8AM.
Are you affiliated with Brass Ass Casino?
No. Teller County Locksmith is not affiliated with Brass Ass Casino. This page is for independent mobile vehicle unlock service near that location.
The Brass Ass Casino is one of the best-known names on historic Bennett Avenue and is part of the Triple Crown Casinos group with McGills and the Midnight Rose. The property is promoted as Cripple Creek’s oldest casino and is housed in one of the city’s notable historic buildings, using an old-town street-scene theme rather than a modern resort look. Inside, the casino is known for western building facades, vintage street-lamp styling, and the original lighted “Cripple Creek” sign from H.H. Rosser’s Pool Hall. The name also comes from the painted wooden brass donkey displayed inside, giving the casino a local character that ties together mining-camp humor, gaming revival history, and the preserved storefront atmosphere of downtown Cripple Creek.