Casino Atlantic City Covid

Most casinos in Atlantic City, New Jersey, reopened last weekend after closing for three-and-a-half months to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. The boardwalk in Atlantic City, New Jersey, as. Eager to hit the slot machines and table games after a 108-day absence, gamblers wore face masks and did without smoking and drinking Thursday as Atlantic City's casinos reopened amid the. The Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City and Harrah’s Resort had the most cases with 34 and 36 respectively. The Borgata had 20 while Bally’s reported 19. Ocean Casino Resort reported 18 positive cases and Caesars Atlantic City as well as the Golden Nugget only 13. The Tropicana had 12 while Resorts only seven.

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Atlantic City Casino Covid Update

To learn more about our Health and Sanitization plan, visit theoceanac.com/hsp

Please note that New Jersey strongly discourages all non-essential interstate travel at this time. CLICK HERE to learn more about New Jersey’s COVID-19 travel restrictions. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause to your travel plans, and look forward to seeing you soon.

Indoor dining is available at a limited capacity until 10PM, beverage consumption will be permitted from 5AM – 10PM per the New Jersey executive order. Please be aware of the below protocols to ensure your experience is safe and enjoyable:

Beverage Consumption

Drinks can only be served to patrons who are seated at a table game or slot machine.
Drinks can only be consumed by patrons who are seated at a table game or slot machine.
Guests may briefly lower their mask to consume their beverage.
- Masks can be lowered/removed to take a sip, but they must replace the mask after each sip.
Customers who are standing cannot eat or drink. This includes patrons who are standing to watch somebody else play.
Customers are allowed to carry their drink across the floor to a new section, but they cannot consume it while walking – mask must remain on until they are seated and begin drinking again.

Indoor Dining

Indoor dining will be available at a limited capacity until 10PM at the following outlets: Amada, American Cut, Dolce Mare, Cafe 500, Harper’s, Wahlburgers, Zhen Bang, The District, Distrito, and Villain & Saint. Reservations are highly recommended for social distancing.
Masks can only be removed while actively eating or drinking. Masks must be worn while waiting for food and beverage order and must be worn while sitting at the table.
Guests can carry food and beverage across the floor but cannot consume them while walking (with the exception of water).
Many outdoor dining options are still offered. Learn more. https://www.theoceanac.com/restaurants/outdoor-dining/

Smoking

Smoking permitted within designated smoking areas outside.

Valet

Valet parking is now available. For your safety, air conditioning/heating must be turned off and windows must be up when you arrive in your vehicle. Masks must be worn by the driver and passengers. View rates here.

With an emphasis on the prevention of virus transmission, Ocean has devised these guidelines and procedures to promote high health and sanitization standards. In conjunction with local health officials, guidelines from the CDC and state authorities we’ve added these initiatives throughout the property:

Deep cleaning the property is our focus: additional staff, enhanced cleaning protocol, electro static cleaning technology.

Additional sanitizing stations are available in several locations throughout the property

Plexiglass barriers have been installed at Front Desk, Players Club, Casino and Cage

Face coverings are required for all guests + team members.

Adequate social distancing by limiting slot and table games positions, dining venues (indoor and outdoor) and spacing lines in public areas.

Thermal screenings are required for all team members prior to entering the building. Thermal screening is also being conducted at our major entrances for all guests.

GUESTS CAN HELP STOP THE SPREAD BY FOLLOWING THESE ADDITIONAL HEALTH + SANITIZATION PRECAUTIONS

Please wash or sanitize your hands. Hand sanitizer stations and wipes are offered throughout the property.

If possible, try to keep 6 feet of distance from others while on property.

Seek medical opinion if you are not feeling well. Report your medical condition to Ocean if you need assistance.

Smoking is permitted within designated sections outside.

Wear a face mask when on property. Face mask can only be removed briefly when eating or drinking. Masks must remain on when walking on the casino floor.

Do not touch your face at any time.

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Do not enter the property if you are not feeling well.

*Protocols pending approval from the State of New Jersey.

Ocean had an $11.8 million loss, compared to a $1.2 million loss in the second quarter of last year.

The Borgata had the biggest loss at more than $40 million for the quarter, compared to a $55 million profit in the second quarter of last year.

Hard Rock had a loss of $18.2 million, compared to a profit of $11.2 million a year ago; Harrah’s had a $15.1 million loss, compared to a $23 million profit a year ago; Resorts had a $12.6 million loss, compared to a $5.3 million profit a year ago; and Tropicana had an $11.8 million loss, compared to a $22.6 million profit last year.

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Caesars had a $9.9 million loss, compared to a profit of $16.3 million a year ago, and Bally’s had a $8.7 million loss, compared to a $9.3 million profit a year ago.

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The shutdown of the physical casinos provided an opportunity for online gambling operations, including the state’s two internet-only entities. Caesars Interactive NJ earned $7.7 million in the second quarter, up more than 54% from a year earlier, and Resorts Digital posted a profit of $5.7 million, up more than 194% from a year earlier.