We’ve added more than 50 hand sanitizing stations.We’ve also taken the following steps across the property. This includes constructing temporary walls to section off various areas of the casino floor, and utilizing casino personnel to monitor these areas. These practices included intensified cleaning/disinfecting of highly trafficked surfaces and common areas as well as creating ten distinct areas in which we can limit capacity to 250 people or fewer in a designated area at one time, per the Governor’s Executive Order. By taking tremendous care to follow all CDC guidelines as well as recommendations from local, state and federal health agencies and trade associations on best practices, we can continue to provide this economic stability as well as meet the needs of our guests. With more than 5,000,000 annual visitors and over 2,600 employees, MotorCity Casino Hotel is key to the economic livelihood of our city.

We are following all recommended guidelines with the goal of keeping our guests safe, while also continuing to play our part in the more than $400 million contributed to the state economy by the gaming industry. The health and safety of our guests is our priority at MotorCity Casino Hotel, and we support the Executive Order issued by the Governor today to stem the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19). We sincerely thank each and every one of you for your cooperation and flexibility as we continue to navigate these ongoing changes. If you wish to smoke, please look for the signs or ask an associate for directions to an outdoor smoking area. Smoking remains prohibited inside MotorCity Casino Hotel. And although we don’t anticipate wait times anywhere across the property, the casino occupancy page will remain live on our website so you can see how busy it is on the gaming floor at any time of day or night. The number of people permitted inside the casino will be increased.

In addition, you'll no longer need to remain seated in order to consume food and drinks and there’ll be no more restrictions on having drinks at table games. Hours will be expanded at bars, restaurants, and casino drink service. If you're fully vaccinated, a mask will be optional. Masks will be required for anyone who’s not fully vaccinated against COVID-19. UPDATE - May 28, 2021We’re happy to let you know that, in accordance with the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services’ (MDHHS) most recent Epidemic Order, EFFECTIVE TUESDAY, JUNE 1:

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