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PROVIDENCE, R.I (WLNE) – Twin River will be reopening both their Lincoln and Tiverton locations on Monday. Both locations will be open from 6:00 a.m. From Sunday-Thursday and 6:00. Twin River Casino Overview. Twin River Casino was first mentioned on PissedConsumer on Jan 03, 2008 and since then this brand received 135 reviews. Twin River Casino ranks 41 of 217 in Gambling and Lotto category. The overall rating of the company is 1.8 and consumers are mostly dissatisfied.
Update as of January 29, 2021
Effective Saturday, January 30th – we will open at 6:00 am. Slot machines will be open 24/7. Table games will operate on a limited basis and close at midnight.
Effective Thursday, February 4th – Table games will also be open 24/7. Sportsbook and racebook hours remain the same. Both hotels will remain closed.
Update as of December 18, 2020
Bally’s Corporation (formerly Twin River Worldwide Holdings, Inc.) announced today its two Rhode Island properties will reopen on Monday, December 21st. Hours of operation for both Twin River Casino Hotel in Lincoln and the Tiverton Casino Hotel will be 6:00 am – 10:00 pm from Sunday – Thursday; 6:00 am – 10:30 pm on Fridays and Saturdays. Table games and slot machines will be open as will the Sportsbook, stadium gaming and virtual table games. The racebook in Lincoln will also open (closed in Tiverton). The poker room in Lincoln will remain closed.
Update as of November 30, 2020
Governor Gina Raimondo recently announced Rhode Island would enter into a two-week, statewide pause to try to slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus.
Part of that two-week pause is the closure of entertainment venues, including Twin River and Tiverton Casino Hotel.
For that reason, we will close at 10 pm on Sunday, November 29th, with the expectation that circumstances will allow us to reopen on Monday, December 14th at 6am.
We sincerely regret any inconvenience to you, our valued guest. That said, the State’s efforts to contain the COVID-19 virus are of critical importance and all of us at Twin River are committed to doing all we can to contribute to that goal.
Please check our website(s) often for updates on our reopening – twinriver.com and twinrivertiverton.com
Update as of November 8, 2020
We reopened our Lincoln and Tiverton casinos on a limited basis on Monday, June 8 at 10am. The health and safety of our customers and employees is our highest priority and we look forward to welcoming ALL of our guests back. As of Tuesday, June 30 both casinos are now open to the public. Additionally, select table games are now available as well. We have created the guide below to walk you through the new protocols we have put in place to ensure a safe reopening for those visiting during these initial phases.
A letter from leadership of Twin River Worldwide Holdings, Inc.
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PHASE 2 REOPENING GUIDELINES & SAFETY PROTOCOLS
The Highlights
Entry to the casino will require your driver’s license (or valid photo identification). It’s critically important that we reopen with strict crowd control measures in place. During this phase, we expect capacity to be limited by State capacity guidelines.
We will offer slot machines at a safe distance separated by plexiglass or at least six feet apart, and we will offer virtual/stadium table games, with limited seating capacity and live table games (excluding craps) with plexiglass dividers. Our Hotel, Fitness Center, Poker Room, Event Center, Valet, and Entertainment offerings will remain CLOSED while we reimagine ways to effectively address safety concerns in those confined spaces. Our food courts will be open with limited seating capacity and we will offer limited bar service in disposable cups.
Our daily hours of operation will be Sunday – Thursday from 6am – 10pm and Friday and Saturday from 6am – 10:30pm. Property-wide cleaning will commence daily.
Upon Your Arrival
All of the parking lots will be open as well as the North & West entrances. Valet service will not be immediately available. Please self-park and make your way to the entrance of your favorite gaming room. Please have your face mask on as they are mandatory for all guests and staff. If you are unable to bring one, one will be provided to you. Once at the entrance, you will be greeted by security staff who will conduct a non-invasive temperature check via thermal cameras. Any guest or team member with a temperature above 100.4 degrees will not be allowed entry on that day.
Team members whose responsibilities require direct contact with guests may be wearing gloves, but guests are not required to do so.
ONCE INSIDE
We encourage you to make use of the increased hand sanitizers placed at entry and exits, the casino floor and elevator landings. Sanitizing wipes will also be provided throughout the property to allow guests to clean common areas before touching.
Just as we are all doing on a daily basis, guests must practice social distancing by staying six to ten feet away from other guests. The same is true while standing in lines, using elevators, kiosks, ATMs or moving around the casino floor.
Remember, play smart and stay apart.
We have lots of new signage strategically placed throughout the property to remind you of social distancing protocols, to guide you in the event a line is forming, and the location and import of frequently using the sanitizers provided.
You might notice a lot more of our team members, including our Clean Team, on the casino floor. They are there for two important reasons: to continuously clean every nook and cranny of the casino floor, and to assist you with one-on-one guidance. Don’t hesitate to call on them with questions and concerns – we want you to have an enjoyable time while you’re with us.
Smoking, including vaping, in the casino will not be allowed. Instead, we have created outdoor areas at the North and West entrances to accommodate our guests. Please refrain from smoking in any area of the casino. You will be required to follow the same steps you followed during arrival and go through the screening process to be allowed re-entry into the casino.
BEHIND THE SCENES
We think you should know what we’re doing behind the scenes to keep you safe and healthy while you’re visiting with us.
Most of those efforts start and stop with the comprehensive training our team members have received over the last few weeks, including infectious disease and sanitation protocols to further ensure guest and team member safety. Team members have been provided instructions on responding and reporting all presumed cases of COVID-19 on property to the RI Department of Health.
Just as importantly, you are asked to contact their supervisor if you notice a coworker or guest with known symptoms of COVID-19. Team members and guests who are exhibiting any symptoms of COVID-19 while at the property are instructed to immediately notify their manager and promptly leave the property. If we are alerted to a presumptive case of COVID-
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19 on property, we will work with and follow the appropriate actions recommended by the Rhode Island Department of Health.
We have put in place a host of “back of house” protocols for our employees. The protocols include:
· Hand sanitizing stations and increased handwashing for all team members
· Daily screening for COVID-19 symptoms
· Mandatory masks or face shields
· Disinfecting system for cards, dice and tiles
· Cleaning and disinfecting of the casino cages, touchpoints and guest-facing areas on an ongoing basis
· Social distancing
· Enhanced educational signage
· Installment of temporary plexiglass in areas where staff have to interface with our guests
We apologize for any inconveniences that may occur from these temporary public safety measures, and we hope your enjoy your visit.
Click here to download the Phase 2 Reopening Guidelines & Safety Protocols
In another positive sign along Rhode Island’s road to reopening, Twin River Casino Hotel -- the state’s largest gaming venue -- has returned to 24-hour operations.
The move came just a day after Gov. Gina Raimondo lifted a weeks-long statewide curfew that enhanced coronavirus restrictions and required restaurants and bars to close early.
According to Vice President and General Manager Craig Sculos, the casino is implementing a phased reopening: slots have already returned to around-the-clock operations, but table games won’t be 24/7 until Thursday. In the meantime, they are open daily until midnight.
'Effectively, in the next six to seven days, the whole property will be operating -- from a gaming standpoint -- 24 hours, 7 days a week,' said Sculos.
The Casino’s restaurants and bars have also returned to normal hours, including some late-night options, though rules on capacity and masks remain in place, said Sculos.
'We’re thankful the administration is now lifting the curfew,' he said. 'But, that doesn’t mean we’re easing back on safety.'
Sculos said players should expect continued body temperature checks, social tracing through a surveillance system, and plexiglass between others at slot and table games.
However, the return to 24/7 operations will actually help improve social distancing efforts, he said.
'It gives us a chance to have people come and go in a flow,' Sculos explained. 'So, it eliminates the lines that you would normally have if you have opened up the doors or closed the doors at a certain time.'
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The loosening of restrictions is a win, but it’s no jackpot for business.
The Casino’s hotel remains closed and valet service is still stopped. All major entertainment also continues to be postponed and just half of the slot machines are online.
According to Sculos, the reopening has meant the recalling of some employees who have been waiting to work.
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'It’s a very simple equation,' he said. 'More hours equals more shifts, more shifts equals more workers.'
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Twin River’s sister-property, the Tiverton Casino, has also resumed regular hours effective Saturday, with table games returning to 24/7 as of Thursday as well.
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