LAS VEGAS (AP) — One of the largest resort operators in Las Vegas is temporarily closing buffets at all of its Las Vegas Strip casino-resorts as a precaution amid concerns over the spread of the new coronavirus.
MGM Resorts International announced Tuesday that it will close the all-you-can-eat restaurants starting Sunday and re-evaluate the closure every week.
Buffets, where diners pay a flat fee and often serve themselves at various food stands with unlimited proportions, are a signature staple of most casinos in the gambling destination.
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MGM said the decision to close buffets was made out of an abundance of caution and was not recommended by any health officials.