Author: Reno Gazette Journal

Banning smoking in Nevada casinos is not up to gaming authorities. Lighting up at card tables and slot machines is protected by law.

Nevada gaming authorities have released a new set of rules to stem the spread of coronavirus ahead of Las Vegas Strip properties roopening June 4.

The coronavirus pandemic has forced resorts to launch health and safety protocols that will fundamentally change the Las Vegas vacation experience.

MGM Resorts plans to reopen Bellagio, New York-New York, MGM Grand and The Signature on June 4. Bellagio’s famed fountains will be turned on.

Wynn Resorts has confirmed the long-awaited reopening date for its Las Vegas Strip properties: June 4.

The flights to Las Vegas are available on a first-come, first-served basis online. Travelers must pay for return flights, hotels and other trip costs.

Both Caesars Palace and the Flamingo will offer hotel rooms, dining options and access to pools – as well as slot machines and table games.

The company plans to open its two properties in phases: First the Venetian tower – and then the Palazzo tower at a later date.

MGM Resorts, operator of a dozen properties in Las Vegas, announced Monday the return of free parking amid coronavirus.