Racing at Harrah’s Philadelphia already resumed Sunday, though without spectators. There will be complimentary masks available for customers upon entry, according to the release, as well as hand sanitizer stations throughout the facility.Įmployees will also have to undergo temperature scans upon arriving to work, and anyone with a temperature above 100.4 degrees who is unable to pass a health screening will not permitted to enter, the release says. Staff and customers will have to wear masks at all times inside the casino. Two restaurant options at the casino, The Market and Guy Fieri’s Philly Kitchen and Bar, will be open with modified hours and social distancing restrictions in place, according to the release. The Poker Room, Sports Book and Top Golf will be closed until further notice, but kiosks will be available for sports betting. Large gatherings of more than 250 people are prohibited and only some businesses may have up to 75 percent occupancy. The least restrictive of these is the “green” phase, though it is not without its regulations.įor instance, the government will require masks to be worn inside businesses at all times. Wolf devised a three-tier reopening system in the “red,” “yellow” and “green” phases, indicating the loosening of restrictions on how people and businesses intermingle.

But once the doors are open, they shall remain so 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The casino’s reopening is pending regulatory approval, in accordance with the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board and Pennsylvania Gov. “We are focused on the well-being of team members, guests and the community, and are striving to create enjoyable experiences that emphasize sanitation and physical distancing practices.” “After over 100 days of closure, we are thrilled to welcome guests back to Harrah’s Philadelphia,” said Senior Vice President and General Manager Chris Albrecht in a release.

The company’s “Diamond” and “Seven Stars” cardholders get in a little earlier with a 9 a.m. Harrah’s Philadelphia Casino and Racetrack in Chester announced Monday that it will open up to the general public at 11 a.m. As Delco moves into the “green” phase of reopening Friday, another major industry in the region will also unlock its doors: Legalized gambling.

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