Our top priority is making sure all our guests and team members stay Covid-safe in our casinos. But it’s also important that people feel truly confident and comfortable about coming into our venues, which is why we’re keeping things clear and simple…
Keep your distance
Our Covid-safe layouts make it pretty easy to stick to the social distancing rules. Please respect other people’s space and don’t congregate in groups anywhere in the venue.
Wash your hands often
You know the drill – 20 seconds of rigorous handwashing as often as possible. You’ll also find hand sanitiser all over the place so please use it at every opportunity.
Wear a face mask
We’re all in this together so every guest and team member must wear a mask that covers the nose and mouth at all times (except when eating or drinking).
Go contactless where you can
Please make contactless card payments wherever possible.
You’ll notice how we’re working flat out to keep everyone healthy by constantly cleaning and disinfecting everything in sight! Tables, machines, chips, surfaces, seating…. And of course that all goes on behind the scenes too.
Thank you for playing your part to help protect your fellow guests and our team members. We’ve made sure all our employees are well-trained in the safety measures and they will be happy to answer any of your questions
All of our casinos in England have been given the COVID-19 Industry Standard mark, demonstrating that we have followed government and industry guidelines and have a process in place to maintain cleanliness and aid social distancing.
To help keep customers and team members safe:
We have increased cleaning regimes, put screens in place for your protection and reconfigured our layout and capacity to meet social distancing requirements. We have also provided sanitisers throughout venues, including at points where they are most needed such as table games, entry points and cash desk. Please use them.
In Tier 2 areas you may only make a booking or visit with others from your household/support bubble in line with the Government requirements, more information can be found here: Coronavirus (COVID-19): guidance and support - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk).
We’ve provided extensive training for our teams so please just ask if you need any help.
Entry to the casino will be one at a time as we manage the number of people in our casino at any one time. Queue markers are being used to maintain a safe social distance.
In the early phases of reopening, entry will be limited to
Caesars Rewards members only. If you are not currently a Caesars Rewards member
you can join for free on your next visit or by signing up online here.
Customers will be required to wear face coverings that cover their nose and mouth in the casino when not consuming food and drink. We appreciate your co-operation here to keep everyone safe. Employees will be also be wearing face coverings.
We will utilise thermal temperature screening devices on entry to check customer temperatures and provide reassurance.
Our Reception has been arranged to allow for appropriate social distancing, and utilising screens and protective equipment where possible.
We are required to collect your details to support the NHS Test and Trace scheme. To do this we will use our pre-existing rewards system. All customers will be required to join Caesars Rewards on entering if they have not already done so and provide a contact telephone number and or email – existing Caesars Rewards card holders will be asked to confirm the contact details we hold on file. You can choose to opt out of receiving marketing communications.
If requested we will pass your name and contact details to the tracing team which will could help contain clusters or outbreaks. This will all be in compliance with the government COVID guidelines. Further details can be found here.
If you wish to join Caesars Rewards online, you can do so here.
Learn more about NHS Scotland's Test and Protect scheme here.
SLOTS & ELECTRONIC ROULETTE
Slot machines and electronic roulette terminals are configured or screened to allow for appropriate social distancing.
Machines will be cleaned and disinfected regularly, and hand sanitisation stations are available.
TABLE GAMES
Player occupancy limits are being
implemented on tables and playing positions spaced to meet social distancing
requirements along with the use of protective screens in some instances.
Dealers will wear face coverings and customers are required to do the same unless consuming food and drink.
Customers will be encouraged to make contactless transactions wherever possible and allowable by law.
Gaming interactions with guests relating to Anti Money Laundering, Safer Gambling or a general complaint will be conducted allowing for social distancing requirements. Let’s practice Health and Safety together to keep everyone safe.
Social distancing measures are in place and hand sanitiser is available to customers using the Cash Desk.
RESTAURANTS
Our restaurants may have implemented changes to opening hours and offer a smaller menu than usual. Please contact your chosen casino for further details.
Contactless card payments will be encouraged where possible, no hand to hand contact will take place.
BARS
Team members will clean and disinfect the countertop, ice machine, workspaces, and storage regularly.
In Tier 2 areas alcohol will only be served with a meal.
Following the introduction of the new Government COVID Alert levels, venues in Tier 2 (High Risk) areas in England will no longer be able to accommodate groups from mixed households. We understand that some guests may have formed support groups in line with the government requirements, please let us know when booking or upon arrival if this is the case.
In situations where there is reasonable doubt please do not be offended if we ask and remind you of your responsibilities.
We want to make sure our venues are safe and enjoyable for everyone, thank you for helping to keep other guests and our teams safe.
Casinos in areas currently under Tier 3 restrictions are closed. Please check the website of the casino you wish to visit for specific details.
You can learn more about local COVID alert levels here.