Due to fears surrounding coronavirus and COVID-19, Wynn has joined MGM in a decision to temporarily close its all-you-can-eat buffets.
Another major Las Vegas hotel group is shutting down its buffets in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
“We are going to continue to pay our full-time employees that work in these spaces,” Chief Executive Matt Maddox said. “We will monitor the situation to determine any additional action that may be required.” Wynn also stated that it would screen guests’ body temperatures at building entrances using “non-invasive thermal cameras,” but did not provide details as to how or when that would be implemented.
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