“Fortunately, we have not yet had any COVID-19 cases at the facility, though we feel it is important to take preventative steps to limit the risks of community spread.”
“The temporary closure of our casino is the best thing to do for our employees and guests,” said Jeff McKain, General Manager of Kansas Crossing Casino. This action is being taken as concerns regarding the COVID-19 pandemic continue to elevate across the U.S. The health and safety of Kansas Crossing’s employees and guests is a top priority. The casino has also been closely following guidance provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the World Health Organization (WHO).
Laura Kelly, the Kansas Lottery and the Kansas Racing and Gaming Commission. Kansas Crossing is abiding by all guidelines and directives set forth by Gov.
It will close three hours ahead of the directive set by the State of Kansas and plans to re-open on Monday, March 30. (March 17, 2020) – Kansas Crossing has announced it will temporarily close its casino at 2 a.m. The casino will close Wednesday, March 18 hotel to remain open
