Nevada gaming properties and other venues can use up to 50 percent of a room’s capacity starting on Monday. That is for trade shows, conventions, gambling, and future entertainment, according to a published report.
A mask-wearing Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak (D) shown above. Sisolak’s new less-restrictive coronavirus guidelines go into effect on Monday for casinos. (Image: Steve Marcus/
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Las Vegas Sun said the less restrictive COVID-19 safety rules allow for a limit of either 50 percent of legal capacity or 250 people in attendance. It is based on which either number is lower, KLAS, a local TV station, reported.
Planet Hollywood Resort reopens its hotel daily with the Linq coming back 24/7 next week
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By Alex Haase March 9, 2021
March is the time of year when Vegas weather is a roll of the dice, but odds are you’re in for several warm-weather days during your stay. And there’s no better way to enjoy a sunny afternoon on the Strip than by relaxing on a patio with an ice-cold drink. Lucky for you, options abound.
1. Beer Park
(Paris, 702.444.4500) This rooftop bar feels like a friend’s backyard party, except it’s on the Strip. Enjoy a cool breeze and chill out with a frosty Budweiser (or your choice of more than 100 beers). And if you’re a sports fan, fix your eyes on a high-def TV and enjoy a game.
Pool Season Officially Kicks Off at Caesars Entertainment Resorts on and off the Strip
Garden of the Gods, Go Pool, and more open
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Pool season officially kicked off at Caesars Entertainment properties on and off the Strip, and resorts are ready to get back to sunbathers and water frolickers alike, with food and drink to fuel the day. Of course, COVID-19 safety precautions are in place such as face masks to be worn at all times, social distancing, and limited capacities.
The massive Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis at Caesars Palace offers seven pools with something for everyone. The center Temple pool is a focal point of the social scene where visitors can unwind. Sunbathers can head to Fortuna pool for swim-up blackjack and cocktails or splash and socialize at the Neptune pool. The cabana-lined Jupiter pool offers a family-friendly oasis meant for younger swimmers. Apollo offers a more casual vibe. Bacchus pool brings VIP treat