MGM Resorts Reopens Its Last Casino Since COVID-19 Closures: Here's What It Will Look Like
Today, on the final day of September 2020, MGM Resorts International (NYSE: MGM) is opening its last two casinos to public access again, resuming operations at the NoMad Las Vegas and Park MGM facilities. On top of that, the Park MGM is reopening as the chain's first-ever, smoke-free casino resort, adding an ultramodern sensibility to MGM's most recent addition.
MGM Resorts says Park MGM ranks among its most popular destinations, mixing casino gaming, dining, and a large resort offering 2,700 guest rooms. Operating under the motto "Let's Clear the Air," the Park MGM will now be 100% smoke-free except for a few designated smoking areas, such as the Ride Share Zone, according to the resort's website. The resort states the purpose is to create a fresher atmosphere where "clean air is not an oddity or luxury, it's a given." The resort also bans hookahs and marijuana in the designated smoking areas.
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