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The Wynn Las Vegas is accepting reservations for Memorial Day weekend.
Guests can begin booking rooms for as soon as May 22, according to the company’s website,
“We are accepting reservation beginning Memorial Day weekend because it has consistently been a popular time for Southern California tourists to visit Las Vegas,” Wynn Resorts spokesman Michael Weaver said in an email to the Las-Vegas Review-Journal. “We can have all of our protective guest and employee measures in place by that time.”
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Wynn Las Vegas did not immediately respond to a request for comment from FOX Business.
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