Caesars Palace and the Flamingo will be the first Caesars Entertainment properties to reopen in Las Vegas.
The company plans to reopen the two Strip properties when Nevada allows, and will comply with reopening directives from Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak, the Nevada Gaming Control Board, and public health authorities, the company said Thursday.
Both properties will offer lodging, dining options and access to outdoor pools, as well as slot machines and table games, each operating “in a manner consistent with physical distancing guidelines,” the company news release said. Both resorts will offer free self parking.
Live entertainment, bars, spas, buffets, and valet parking will not be reopened immediately, according to the company. When they do reopen, they will operate with physical distancing guidelines.
Caesars Entertainment also operates Bally’s, Paris, Linq, Planet Hollywood, Rio and Cromwell in Las Vegas. These resorts will reopen in phases. Harrah’s Las Vegas and the gaming floor at Linq Hotel + Experience would be the next to reopen, with the timing based on customer demand.
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