Mask shaming is in vogue for some tourists trying to return to normalcy.
Nobody seemed to be keeping a six-foot distance, few outside of employees were wearing masks, and there were no dividers at the gaming tables and bars, which were packed.The issue in Nevada is that facial coverings are not required for hotel and casino guests, only for employees. Many of those who descended upon Las Vegas to be among the first to check into a hotel, put $20 on black and double down on 11, aren’t going to wear a mask because they’re not concerned about COVID-19.
If they cared about it in March, they seemed to have lost interest at some point and are now ready to return to their old way of life regardless of the trajectory of the curve. It’s hard to imagine that anyone genuinely worried about the pandemic would wait for the casino doors to open at 10 a.m. last Thursday to rush to the blackjack table.
In a city built on luxury and indulgence, it was the simple things on this first trip to Las Vegas in three months that prompted me and many others to text pictures to friends and family back home. I went to the gym. I got a haircut. I laid out by the pool. I ate at a nice restaurant. I placed a bet on a live boxing match.The photos and videos of these mundane activities, which would have been afterthoughts three months ago, were met by responses ranging from “I’m jealous!” to “Are you crazy?!”
That divide during this pandemic is one reason Las Vegas isn’t fully open. Hotels are just dipping their toes into their pools, which were open and surprisingly full over the weekend. Day beds and cabanas at the Cosmopolitan were sold out.
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