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Las Vegas welcomes guests back on 4 June4 June 2020(PRESS RELEASE) -- Las Vegas welcomed guests back when several of the destination’s iconic resorts opened their doors on Thursday, 4 June, after more than two months of closure amidst the coronavirus crisis. All properties that opened their doors today have developed thorough health and sanitation plans that comply with directives from Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak, the Nevada Gaming Control Board and public health authorities, including following comprehensive cleaning and health guidelines based on CDC and WHO recommendations. “Las Vegas is a city built on hospitality, and we are thrilled to open our doors on June 4 and welcome visitors from around the country,” said Steve Hill, president/CEO for the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority. “While our restaurants, pools and resorts will once again welcome guests, the health and wellbeing of those guests continues to be our top priority. So, while things might look a bit different for a while, your ‘Only Vegas’ experience is waiting.” Resort Openings Las Vegas properties have spent months preparing to reopen and are ready for visitors to enjoy the experiences they know and love. There will be changes to operations in the beginning, but the sentiment remains the same: Vegas is open and it is still the exciting getaway guests crave. Below is a list of resort properties now open and the amenities, attractions and venues available. Boyd Gaming Boyd Gaming resumed operations at nine of its Nevada properties including The Orleans, Gold Coast Hotel and Casino, Suncoast Hotel and Casino, Aliante Casino Hotel and Spa, Cannery Casino and Hotel, Sam's Town Hotel & Gambling Hall, Fremont Hotel & Casino, California Hotel & Casino, and Jokers Wild Casino. The properties will operate under limited amenities and capacity restrictions in compliance with state and local requirements. Gold Coast Hotel and Casino only reopened the casino and select restaurants to visitors. Amenities and restrictions include:
Caesars Entertainment Caesars Entertainment resumed operations at its Caesars Palace and Flamingo Las Vegas on June 4. Additionally, several retail and dining outlets reopened along The LINQ Promenade, as well as the High Roller Observation Wheel. Harrah’s Las Vegas will reopen Friday, June 5. All offerings will operate in a manner consistent with physical distancing guidelines. Free self-parking is available at the resorts upon opening. Resort guests and visitors have access to the following amenities: - Caesars Palace
Caesars Health and Safety Protocols emphasizes the enhanced cleaning and sanitization of public spaces and guest rooms using CDC-recommended disinfectants and guidelines intended to limit the spread of the virus. For details, please see the full Caesars Health and Safety Protocols. The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas The luxury casino-resort welcomes back guests with visitors’ health and safety as the top priority. An initial set of amenities are open, with a variety of additional outlets being introduced in the coming months. Self-parking is free for all guests. Opening amenities include:
The D Las Vegas/Golden Gate Hotel & Casino The D Las Vegas and Golden Gate reopened downtown, along with select amenities available to guests. The D’s guests are able to enjoy favorites such as Andiamo Italian Steakhouse, American Coney Island, Longbar and its newest addition BarCanada. Guests at Golden Gate can enjoy OneBar and Bar Prohibition along with Circa Sports Book. The D and Golden Gate are making safety, comfort and cleanliness of the properties top priority to their guests. Health and safety measures can be found here. Downtown Grand Las Vegas Downtown Grand has reopened its doors to visitors while operating under select amenities with property safety measures under its Good Clean Fun protocols. Guests visiting the property will notice enhanced cleaning and social distancing but can enjoy various dining and gaming options. The resort has reopened Freedom Beat and Art Bar, while Pizza Rock and Triple George adjacent to the resort have reopened as well. The Citrus Grand Pool has reopened and is operating under the current social distancing guidelines. Additional information on Downtown Grand’s #GoodCleanFun protocols can be found here. El Cortez Hotel & Casino The El Cortez Hotel & Casino reopened with social distancing guidelines in place throughout the property. Guests are reintroduced to the iconic hotel’s array of accommodation options, classic gaming floor, dining destinations including Siegel’s 1941, The Parlour, Eureka and Shinya Maru Ramen. Safety and wellness are of utmost importance, and the property has both completed extensive preparation measures and implemented rigorous sanitization procedures and safety protocols which can be found here. Golden Nugget - Las Vegas The Golden Nugget reopened and welcomed guests back just in time for summer fun. Visitors can enjoy many of the property's amenities including:
Las Vegas Sands Corporation The Venetian Las Vegas reopened the Venetian and Palazzo towers to the public and will look to reopen additional amenities in phases. The resorts offer the following amenities:
MGM Resorts International MGM Resorts International reopened Bellagio, New York-New York, MGM Grand Las Vegas and The Signature. Amenities are limited in the beginning but will reopen as demand for the destination builds, including other MGM Resorts International Las Vegas properties. Free self-parking is available for all guests.
- Bellagio
Plaza Hotel and Casino The Plaza has welcomed back guests to its property following new health and safety guidelines as it continues to make guests and employees its top priority. Visitors will be able to take advantage of free self-parking and dining at Pop Up Pizza and the Coffee Bar. The resort’s enhanced health and safety guidelines can be found here. SAHARA Las Vegas SAHARA Las Vegas reopened with phased-in amenities. The first to open include the casino floor, rooftop pools, dining outlets such as Northside Café, CASBAR Lounge and Starbucks. Bazaar Meat by José Andrés will resume operations on Friday, 5 June. The resort follows a comprehensive outline of health and safety protocols under the SAHARA Cares Program. The program establishes hundreds of additional practices to minimize risk for guests and team members. Full details can be found in the SAHARA Cares plan. Station Casinos Station Casinos resumed operations at nine of its Nevada properties including Red Rock Casino, Resort & Spa, Green Valley Ranch Resort, Spa and Casino, Palace Station Hotel and Casino, Sunset Station Hotel and Casino, Boulder Station Hotel & Casino, Santa Fe Station Hotel & Casino and all seven Wildfire casinos. The properties will operate under limited amenities and capacity restrictions in compliance with state and local requirements. Station Casinos implements broad safety measures in accordance with the company’s Play it Safe procedures. Treasure Island – TI Hotel & Casino Treasure Island - TI Hotel and Casino is reopening with free parking and access to most amenities including:
The STRAT Hotel, Casino and SkyPod The iconic Las Vegas Strip property reopened with various phased-in amenities and limits property occupancy to 50 percent, as well as adhering to social distancing guidelines. Amenities available to guests include:
Wynn Resorts Wynn Las Vegas opened both Wynn Las Vegas and Encore hotel towers and casinos along with all restaurants giving guests the full Las Vegas experience including the following amenities:
Las Vegas welcomes guests back on 4 June
is republished from CasinoVendors.com.
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