England, Scotland and Wales will reopen their doors from Monday 17th May
The thrill and excitement of casinos will return to towns and cities across the UK next week, as Grosvenor Casinos announces it will reopen all 52 of its venues.
After more than four months of temporary closure due to lockdown, friends and family will once again be able to meet up indoors from Monday, 17th May to play their favourite games, such as blackjack, poker and roulette, whilst raising a glass to the easing of restrictions.
As well as gaming, guests can savour the delicious food and drink options with a range of dishes available that will cater to every taste. Fans of sport will also be pleased to hear that live sporting events will be available to watch when they visit the casino – just in time for the Euros!
Next Monday will also be a special occasion for Grosvenor Casinos’ team members who will reunite with their colleagues, all of whom are promising to create a welcoming and vibrant atmosphere for all guests.
Jonathon Swaine, Managing Director at Grosvenor Casinos, said: “We’ve been counting down the days to reopening and every passing day has brought increased excitement. It has been a challenging time for all our team members, but we can finally look forward to reuniting again and getting back to doing what we love – creating a unique atmosphere for guests to have fun, play their favourite casino games and enjoy quality time together.
“Our venues’ teams have been working hard to put in place robust health and safety measures, and when we reopen in line with government guidance, we will deliver a fun yet safe experience all of our guests and team members to enjoy.”
Arriving at the casino, all customers will be registered at reception before using the hand sanitiser which will be readily available, whilst regular cleaning will take place each day, including tables, chips and machines.
Every casino will make screens available for customers to use on gaming tables and electronic machines, should they wish. There will also be restrictions on the number of people who can play games at any one time to ensure social distancing guidelines are adhered to.
Grosvenor Casinos will continue to accept cash and will encourage customers to use contactless payment, where possible. There will be safety shields at all tills to protect both team members and customers, and face masks will be worn throughout. Guests will be able to enjoy food and drink with dining seating appropriately spaced. Pre-orders can be made at their table or from their machine, either using the online app, or by placing an order with the valet service.
Swaine added: “We’re determined to combine the fun of a casino visit with the highest levels of safety. We’re confident our customers will love what they find when we reopen our doors.”
Grosvenor Casinos is part of The Rank Group Plc and is the largest UK casino operator with 52 casinos nationwide. Grosvenor Casinos is the home of poker where players can expect the best in venue experience with games such as blackjack, roulette and slots, sports entertainment and hospitality including quality food and drinks menus. Players can also enjoy the latest games online at grosvenorcasinos.com.
Grosvenor Casinos and The Rank Group Plc is committed to the promotion of responsible gaming practices with a range of tools and support services available. For more details on The Rank Group Plc’s policies on responsible gambling please visit www.rank.com/responsibility. Strictly over-18s only.
