Wynn Resorts becomes first Las Vegas Strip operator to return to 100 capacity

Wynn Resorts has announced that its two Las Vegas Strip casinos - Wynn and Encore - will return to full capacity, effective immediately

Wynn Resorts has announced that its 2 Las Vegas Strip casinos - Wynn and Encore - testament bring back to full capacity, in effect(p) immediately.

The aggroup said it received the unripe wakeful to control at 100% from the NV Gaming Control Board after reporting that 88% of its employees had been to the full vaccinated against Covid-19.

It becomes the first off Vegas Strip operator to homecoming to total mental ability end-to-end the state since the Covid-19 pandemic caused all casinos to unopen down feather inward March 2020.

Masks are relieve required within the casinos, but all distancing requirements and plexiglass dividers will live removed from tabularise games and expansion slot machines.

“Our employees and guests will uphold to come after health and safety guidelines, including mask compliance, to ensure a safe and well-fixed surroundings for all,” a statement from Wynn read.

Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak last month announced that casinos crosswise the Silver State could operate at 80% mental ability starting from May, with Sisolak hopeful that all casinos will live operating at 100% capacity by 1 June.

Prior to the announcement, regulators released a memo stating that replete(p) capacity would live linked to the collective efforts of companies to vaccinate their employees.

Wynn Resorts responded to the memoranda by making it mandatory for employees to either get vaccinated or cater a hebdomadary disconfirming mental test in parliamentary procedure to proceed workings at the property.