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Slowly but surely

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Two of the biggest casino companies in the United States, Caesars Entertainment and Las Vegas Sands, have released details about their plans to gradually reopen their Las Vegas properties in the near future.

Both of these companies have outlined a variety of precautionary measures that will be in place to protect workers and patrons alike. This is a requirement set out by the Nevada Gaming Control Board (NGCB) before casinos can open their doors again.

outlined a variety of precautionary measures that will be in place to protect workers and patrons

Social distancing will remain in place for some time even after these properties start to reopen. The casino companies will also be working closely with the relevant domestic and international authorities to ensure that all appropriate protocols are in place.

Caesars’ plan

Caesars Entertainment issued a press release on Monday detailing its plans to open up some of its casinos across its network. This includes its properties in Las Vegas, Council Bluffs, Lake Tahoe, and Atlantic City.

Reopenings will be dependent on permission being given by the relevant government or tribal authorities. Areas with multiple Caesars properties will reopen in a phased approach based on capacity and demand.

A comprehensive health and safety program has been developed to further enhance the company’s current standards. This will include the enhanced sanitization and cleaning of all guest rooms and public spaces. All employees will receive training to comply with all new policies.

There will be limits on how much players can stake on slot machines and table games. The non-gaming aspects of the properties, such as bars, restaurants, and entertainment areas, will also open in phases.

All workers will wear a mask during work hours, and additional PPE may be given to security and housekeeping employees. Guests will also be encouraged to wear masks, which will be provided by Caesars. All workers will undergo a health screening program before properties reopen.

Las Vegas Sands’ approach

Las Vegas Sands aims to have its Las Vegas properties open in June and has committed to paying its staff until then. Its major properties in Las Vegas are the Palazzo and the Venetian.

All workers will get tested for coronavirus before returning to work, as well as members of their household aged older than twelve years old.

Sands will be paying for all of these tests, with two different types of tests being carried out. One test will identify if a worker currently has the virus. The other will look for coronavirus antibodies that would indicate if the person previously had the virus.

This testing will take place at the Sands Expo via the PMH Laboratory and Wellness Group. A test to see if workers currently have the virus is mandatory before returning to work, while people can voluntarily take the antibodies test.

Dealing with the pandemic

Casinos in Nevada have been closed since the middle of March when Governor Steve Sisolak ordered all non-essential businesses to close in an attempt to quell the spread of the coronavirus.

Nevada’s current stay-at-home order is set to expire on May 15

To date, 6,152 people in Nevada have been confirmed with having contracted the virus, with 312 deaths. Nevada’s current stay-at-home order is set to expire on May 15, with guidelines being issued for casinos looking to reopen.

Most casino companies saw major falls in their stock prices as a result of these closures both in Nevada and across the country. Dividends have been cut and profit warnings have been issued. Hundreds of thousands of workers have been furloughed and the future looks unclear for a lot of them.

Last updated: November 6, 2020 at 4:23 pm. Posted by Jorge Labrador in Las Vegas Restaurants. No Comments on Why Thanksgiving is just Better in Las Vegas.

Thinking of celebrating Thanksgiving in Las Vegas this year? Thanksgiving dinner is a wonderful thing. The family can get together for some quality time, eat some great dishes, watch some football, nap it off and maybe even get a jump on the holiday shopping. And when you do it in Vegas, you can let someone else worry about the cooking and dishes!

We’ve compiled a list of the four essential Thanksgiving qualities that you can step up by having the holiday in Las Vegas. Be sure to bookmark and keep an eye on this post as we update with more Las Vegas 2020 Thanksgiving dinner specials and menus.

4 Reasons To Celebrate thanksgiving in Las Vegas

Pumpkin is the spice of life, at least in fall. Photo courtesy of Caesars Entertainment.

Quality Time with Family & Food

After getting loved ones together and some expression of gratitude, a nice, hearty dinner is probably the thing you think of most when you think of Thanksgiving. With so many family-friendly dining options, you can find the perfect Thanksgiving in Las Vegas, whether that means something traditional or a little off-beat.

Rao’sat Caesars Palace will have a prix-fixe Thanksgiving menu with two traditional courses and a selection of sides starting at $65 per person. Start off with a choice of pumpkin soup, Caesar salad or fried green tomatoes caprese, then move on to either turkey, prime rib or pan seared branzino. Be sure to get some stuffing, cranberry sauce or mac and cheese on the side and save room for Rao’s pumpkin cheesecake.

If you’re looking to mix things up a bit more, Mr. Chow at Caesars Palace is built around family-style dining but with its eclectic takes on Chinese cuisine, you can trade the traditional turkey and stuffing for something like Beijing duck and hand-pulled noodles.

The huge portions at Hash House A Go Go at The LINQ are perfect for Thanksgiving-sized appetites, with wonderfully satisfying dishes like the sage-fried black skillet chicken and Andy’s Mom’s Meatloaf. More often than not at Hash House, second helpings are built in.

BLT Steak at Bally’s Las Vegas has a traditional American steakhouse menu, with a welcoming ambiance and dishes to match. Whether it’s the steak, fish or lemon rosemary chicken that catches your eye here, sides like sautéed green beans and potato skins bring this back into more familiar Thanksgiving territory.

Montecristo Cigar Bar’s fan cave experience awaits! Photo courtesy of Caesars Entertainment.

Catch All the Football Action

After all those other things and food, football comes next on the big ol’ list of “Thanksgiving things.” And watching football in Las Vegas is the best way to do it, short of being there in-person.

There are so many places to watch football games in Las Vegas, from the sports books to restaurants and bars. Rent out a fan cave or cabana for an epic gameday experience you can have all to yourselves.

And don’t miss the sports book VIP packages with drink wristbands and expedited betting line access, so you can make the most of your time with Thanksgiving Day football games.

C’est magnifique! Photo courtesy of Caesars Entertainment.

Sleep It Off With Suite Dreams

After all those things and football, a big, happy post-meal nap is probably the next thing you think of when you think Thanksgiving. If you’re planning a family getaway get-together here, an epic Las Vegas suite is the perfect way to level up your Thanksgiving game. You can check out all of the suites in Las Vegas that we have available.

With plenty of space to stretch out and room for a quick nap after a day of feasting and football, something like the St. Tropez Suite in Paris Las Vegas, the Executive Suite at Bally’s Las Vegas or Augustus Spa Suite at Caesars Palace is a worthy upgrade for this holiday.

“Marble” at the beauty of all these luxury brands under one roof. Photo courtesy of Caesars Entertainment.

A Holiday Shopping Head Start

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After every last thing we mentioned and some post-feasting R&R, holiday season shopping is definitely the next thing that comes to mind with Thanksgiving. Check out all of the available shopping in Las Vegas that we have.