To be sure, Eldorado did NOT buy Caesars out, because they were making a pile of money. Or as one host I talked to heard (Not in Vegas, but at a local CET joint) his small lounge would be rebranded as a Seven Stars Lounge only.Ĭlick to expand.Exactly my thinking as well. My guess, they leave a handful open and spread those out across the country, so they can still list the lounges as a perk in their player benefit propaganda. But there is plenty of talk that these things are donzo. I know some on here want to think it is just a conspiracy theory, that these lounges will be open again soon. Las Vegas (Temporarily closed) - Paris, Planet Hollywood, Rio, Caesars Palace, Harrah's Indiana Grand Racing & Casino (Temporarily closed) Horseshoe Hammond (Open for smoking and drinks only)

Harrah's Philadelphia (Temporarily closed) Harrah's New Orleans (Temporarily closed) Harrah's Louisiana Downs (Temporarily closed) That is, if they plan to reopen them at all. You would think, with most casinos now allowed to go 'back to normal' it would be easy enough to fill some bowls with chips and reopen these things.

Īnd here is the list of other lounges that have yet to reopen, with no set date to ever reopen as of yet. According to the website, the Laurel Lounge at Harrah's Resort Southern California is now “Permanently Closed”.

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