We can't wait to welcome you #BacktoVegas, safely. We're excited to announce the reopening of and The Signature on June 4. 'We're encouraging visitors to come and enjoy themselves and have a good time.' I don't think you're going to find a safer place to come than Las Vegas by June 4, with the protocols that we've put in place, than the testing that we've put in place, with the contact tracing that will be in place by that time,' Sisolak said. 'We welcome the visitors from across the country to come here, to have a good time, no different than they did previously, but we're gonna be cautious,' Sisolak told reporters.Īs part of a broad shutdown to stop the spread of the coronavirus, Sisolak took the unprecedented step 10 weeks ago of shutting casinos that typically draw millions of tourists to Las Vegas and power the state's economy.īy allowing the casinos to reopen, with new rules on physical distancing and sanitizing, Sisolak said Nevada would again welcome visitors but would be prepared to close down again if there is a spike in cases. Steve Sisolak announced Tuesday night that he would allow casinos to reopen June 4, welcoming tourists to return to the glitzy gambling mecca of Las Vegas.
