Mandatory face coverings for employees, guests, vendors and the public-wherever feasible throughout the facilities, including everywhere on the gaming floor.Aligning with the State of New York and its ongoing efforts to limit community spread of the virus, Turning Stone Enterprises is restricting access to guests traveling from any of the following 22 states: Alabama, Arkansas, Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Idaho, Kansas, Louisiana, Minnesota, Mississippi, New Mexico, North Carolina, Nevada, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, and Wisconsin.Health & safety protocols at Turning Stone Enterprises include: For guests interested in securing a designated Fan Cave or other seating options, email requests to Oneida Indian Nation’s comprehensive Safer Together Reopening Health & Safety Plan adopts the best practices from gaming and hospitality venues throughout the world, and incorporates input from regional partners, including neighboring municipalities. Since face coverings are not feasible within The Lounge with Caesars Sports, physical distancing and 50 percent occupancy limits will also be enforced. Health and safety protocols include prohibiting access for guests traveling from one of the 22 states identified as having increased cases, requiring a valid ID and mandatory face coverings to enter the property. Sports fans interested in enjoying the start of professional baseball season and the restart of professional basketball at The Lounge with Caesars Sports will be required to follow the same Safer Together protocols as all Oneida Indian Nation venues. Oneida Indian Nation Homelands (July 16, 2020) – Oneida Indian Nation is announcing a July 22 reopening of The Lounge with Caesars Sports, its state-of-the-art sports books at Turning Stone, Point Place Casino and YBR Casino & Sports Book. The Lounge with Caesars Sports will follow the same Safer Together protocols as all Oneida Indian Nation venues, 50 percent occupancy and limiting guests to those from approved states.

With the beginning of professional baseball and the restart of professional basketball, guests will now be able to place wagers at the sports book windows, in addition to the kiosks, and enjoy the atmosphere of sports viewing with exceptional food and drinks.

Oneida Indian Nation Report Digital Newsletter.

The Legend of How the Bear Lost His Tail.

Historical Timeline of the Oneida Indian Nation.First Allies: Conflicts in the Middle East.

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