Some staff will even wear gloves.Įntertainment, restaurants, and bars will likely be reopened on a phased basis with limited capacity.Ĭheck-in desks, elevator lobbies, taxi lines, employee break rooms, and cafeterias, will be clearly marked for appropriate social distancing. Previously, the resorts revealed a health and safety plan to comply with recommended policies and procedures from the Nevada Gaming Control Board to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.Įmployees will wear masks, and encourage visitors to wear them as well. So far, the resorts have not announced which restaurants will be first to reopen. Chicago chef Lamar Moore becomes the head chef at the restaurant after winning the job on Food Network’s Vegas Chef Prizefight. The Flamingo still touts its new steakhouse, Bugsy & Meyer’s Steakhouse with a vintage look, speakeasy entrance, and homage to the mobsters who opened the Flamingo in 1946 - as opening soon. Parent company Caesars Entertainment also plans to reopen Harrah’s Las Vegas and the gaming floor at The Linq next when customer demand increases.

Caesars Entertainment also expects several retail and dining outlets along the Linq Promenade, as well as the High Roller Observation Wheel, will reopen.

Caesars Palace and the Flamingo confirm they will reopen everything from restaurants and their hotels to the gaming floor table games and slot machines on Thursday, June 4.