This Week in Gambling: Las Vegas coronavirus changes are coming

Many of us are waiting for Sin City to reopen, but when they do what Las Vegas coronavirus changes can we expect? Some things will certainly change, like the way people check-in to hotels, rooms are sanitized and games are cleaned. But what about restaurants and nightclubs? What about big ticket shows? Those coronavirus casino changes could hit everything from Uber to the hotel swimming pool.

The only constant in Vegas is change, and possibly cleavage, but mostly that first thing. There’s a lot of change in the works as Sin City grapples with the fallout of the Pandemic shutdown. Here’s a look at some of the changes coming to Las Vegas once the town reopens.

It’s going to be a slog through the Las Vegas coronavirus changes until customer demand builds again. That means the casinos will be highly motivated to attract customers, and that means deals. Travelers are already seeing great deals on flights, and rooms will surely follow. Some have suggested Las Vegas resorts will dump their parking and resort fees, but that’s unlikely.

For better or worse, the era of the buffet is coming to an end. These coronavirus casino changes will shut down a holdover from a very different time. Our sources say the buffets at Treasure Island and Golden Nugget are done for good, with other permanent closures in the works. While buffets are a fairly inexpensive player perk for casinos, there’s just too much risk moving forward.



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