MGM National Harbor staff is asking that if a guest tests positive for COVID-19 after visiting one of its properties that the guest notify them through a special email address. RELATED: PHOTOS: As Maryland casinos prepare to reopen amid a pandemic, how different will they be? As part of the plan, the casino has established a team to respond if an employee or guest tests positive for the coronavirus. There will be complimentary self-parking for guests but valet parking will not be available, according to a company release.Īdditionally, MGM National Harbor has released a detailed safety plan to protect customers and its employees during COVID-19. Larry Hogan's guidelines, and days and hours at venues will vary. The casino will operate at a 50% capacity limit following Maryland Gov. June 29 after a months-long closure during the pandemic. (ABC7) - MGM National Harbor will reopen to the public at 6 a.m.
