Restaurants and drive-in movie theatres are allowed to reopen in Las Vegas today, with casinos hoping to reopen by Memorial Day.
Although it was temporarily allowed to reopen for a day last month before being closed again, the West Wind Drive-In will reopen on May 9. However, drive-in guests will be expected to follow social distancing guidelines.
The West Wind Drive-In outlined its new rules in a Facebook post, which include leaving a car space between each vehicle and staying inside your vehicle. Guests will be allowed to sit in the back of a truck or car but cannot sit or stand outside. Drive-in moviegoers can only leave their vehicle to use the restroom which will have limited capacity and anyone outside of their vehicle must practice social distancing. Guests are encouraged to bring their own snacks as the snack bar is closed, and anyone not following the rules will be asked to leave.
The"Welcome to Las Vegas" sign is seen on a quiet Las Vegas Strip amid the novel coronavirus pandemic on May 8, 2020, in Las Vegas, NevadaRestaurants in Las Vegas will be allowed to reopen with dine-in service on May 9, with social distancing guidelines in place. Additionally, pubs and bars that serve food will be allowed to reopen, as long as the bar area remains closed.
Restaurants can choose to open with 50 percent seating capacity and no bar seating, and restaurants should encourage guests to make reservations. Staff will have to wear face masks and customers are encouraged to do the same.Casinos will not be included in phase one of Las Vegas reopening, but some resorts are hoping to open by Memorial Day, May 25.
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