two new casinos opening in atlantic city

“The well-being of our team members and guests is important to us, and we are focused on enhancing our health and safety protocols to provide an enjoyable guest experience that emphasizes social distancing and cleanliness,' said Ron Baumann, who serves as President for Caesars Entertainment's Atlantic City region. All restaurants and bars will operate at reduced capacities. Slot machines have been rearranged and some seats have been removed at table games to enforce such practice. Social distancing will also be required at all three entertainment venues. Employees will have their temperatures screened upon arrival to the casino, and more frequent disinfection and sanitation will take place across all three properties. #bettertogether #togetherwewin /wTfEln1elD- Tropicana AC June 25, 2020īally’s, Harrah’s Resort, and Caesars will all open on July 3, and each will require guests and employees to wear face coverings while indoors when not eating or drinking.

Cheers to exciting times, unforgettable experiences, & to seeing you again. We are working w/ public health officials & regulators to take safety & cleaning standards to the highest level. We are excited to open our doors on at 8am EST. Social distancing will be enforced by limiting slot and table games areas, spreading out lines in public spaces, and reducing capacity in restaurants and bars. All employees will have their temperatures taken upon arrival. All guests and employees are required to wear face coverings, hand sanitizer stations have been made available, and plexiglass barriers have been installed. It was followed by Ocean Casino Resort, which has implemented more staff to conduct more cleaning and disinfection of the property. Of those casinos, H ard Rock Hotel & Casino was the first to release its COVID-19 health and safety guidelines. Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, Tropicana Casino Resort, Golden Nugget, Ocean Casino Resort and Resorts Casino Hotel all will reopen July 2 – the first day they are permitted to do so. MORE: Boardwalk rides to reopen at Jersey Shore next week – with limited capacity Phil Murphy allowing New Jersey casinos to get back to business next week, at 25% capacity, several Atlantic City entertainment venues have begun announcing their reopening plans.

Two new casinos opening in atlantic city