Foxwoods Resort News - Page 5

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The Connecticut resort is pleased to announce that it will offer one of its five gaming floors exclusively to guests ages 55 and up starting this Friday, 6 November.

The resort casino in Connecticut has reopened its largest indoor entertainment venue, the Grand Theater, resuming shows at 25% capacity.

The Connecticut casino is reporting slot revenue of $27.6 million for the month of September 2020. This results in a $6.9 million direct payment to the State of Connecticut.

In response to the increased COVID-19 infection rate across eastern Connecticut, Foxwoods Resort Casino announced that it will continue to operate at 25% capacity, as it has since reopening in June.

The Connecticut casino reported slot revenue of $29.6 million for the month of August. This mark is down from the $30.5 million number posted in July.

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With 150,000 square feet of meeting and convention space, the Connecticut property has plenty of room for physical distancing while allowing guests to safely reconnect for in-person events in line with local guidance.

The Bingo Hall, which will operate at a capacity reduced by 70%, will be open seven days a week with morning and evening sessions at the Connecticut casino resort.

Fox Tower Hotel, along with High Rollers Luxury Lanes and Sports Lounge and Italian restaurant Caputo Trattoria, are opening their doors at the Connecticut casino, all with new safety measures in place.

Foxwoods Resort Casino is reporting slot revenue of $30.5 million for the month of July 2020. The Connecticut resort continues to see positive feedback from guests and team members on its extensive safety measures.

The Connecticut casino reported slot revenue of $33.6 million for the month of June 2020. This figure is down 4.9% compared to $35.3 million in June of 2019.

The expansion includes the recent reintroduction of Stony Creek Brewery, which opened on 24 June, as well as Rainmaker Casino, Great Cedar Hotel, Atrium Bar and VR experiences, which will open on Friday, 3 July.

Kicking off 2 July, Night Out at the Drive-In will present one feature film per night Thursday-Sunday in July and August, and Friday-Sunday in September and October at the Connecticut resort.

The resort has moved to the next phase of its reopening plan with the reintroduction of The Fox Tower Casino, six in-restaurant dining outlets, additional hotel capacity and more.

Guests that visit property during phase one will be able to enjoy the Grand Pequot and Great Cedar casino floors, the Grand Pequot Hotel, The Tanger Outlets at Foxwoods, and select food and beverage venues.

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Table games will include plexiglass barriers, and betting spaces will be spaced to limit the number of players per table. The poker room and bingo will be closed until further notice.

The Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation and the Mohegan Tribe collaborated to establish new safety protocols and operating procedures for each property's reopening guidelines.

Connecticut casino says it is "focused on a strategic reopening plan which will take into consideration safe and social distancing guidelines."