Just returned from a quick 4 day trip. Stayed at the Paris. Few observations.
1. Pool was never accessible. Due to social distancing, only a limited amount of guests could enter the pool. They created a waiting list, then a virtual waiting list to make the main waiting list. They charged $75.00 to have a lounge chair. CHARGING FOR A LOUNGE CHAIR?!! So basically if we don't pay for one, then we just throw our belongings to the ground? No place to lay out? If you leave the pool area, you lose your spot, and the next in line is admitted. You got back to the line. No exceptions. During our stay we never were able to access the pool area in 3 days. I'M BEING CHARGED $40 A DAY FOR A RESORT FEE FOR FUCKSAKE! We visited with friends staying at The Orleans. No restrictions we walked right in and joined them. What the fuck is that?
2. Only bars open were bars that were in the restaurants, lounges (high demand waiting list), or via cocktail waitresses which were sparse and damn near invisible. They hardly maid the rounds on the floor.
3. Hardly anything is open.
One word to describe my visit? Inconsistent. Strip malls are wide open and indoor seating for various restaurants. But not all restaurants are open within the casinos. Don't get what the difference is. On top of which, some wears masks, some dont. Even though the hotels require them upon entry. Don't get the what the hell that was about.
We just returned to a 7 day trip in the US Virgin Islands. Restaurants are open (while applying social distancing rules), pool at our resort was wide open. Bars on property open for to go orders only. At least you can order a drink! A completely stark difference.
My opinion, don't bother going to Vegas in the near future. It sucks. As far as gaming. I can get the same experience at the local casinos in my home state.
1. Pool was never accessible. Due to social distancing, only a limited amount of guests could enter the pool. They created a waiting list, then a virtual waiting list to make the main waiting list. They charged $75.00 to have a lounge chair. CHARGING FOR A LOUNGE CHAIR?!! So basically if we don't pay for one, then we just throw our belongings to the ground? No place to lay out? If you leave the pool area, you lose your spot, and the next in line is admitted. You got back to the line. No exceptions. During our stay we never were able to access the pool area in 3 days. I'M BEING CHARGED $40 A DAY FOR A RESORT FEE FOR FUCKSAKE! We visited with friends staying at The Orleans. No restrictions we walked right in and joined them. What the fuck is that?
2. Only bars open were bars that were in the restaurants, lounges (high demand waiting list), or via cocktail waitresses which were sparse and damn near invisible. They hardly maid the rounds on the floor.
3. Hardly anything is open.
One word to describe my visit? Inconsistent. Strip malls are wide open and indoor seating for various restaurants. But not all restaurants are open within the casinos. Don't get what the difference is. On top of which, some wears masks, some dont. Even though the hotels require them upon entry. Don't get the what the hell that was about.
We just returned to a 7 day trip in the US Virgin Islands. Restaurants are open (while applying social distancing rules), pool at our resort was wide open. Bars on property open for to go orders only. At least you can order a drink! A completely stark difference.
My opinion, don't bother going to Vegas in the near future. It sucks. As far as gaming. I can get the same experience at the local casinos in my home state.
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