AmericaJR’s Jason Rzucidlo was LIVE along the world famous Las Vegas Strip on Sunday afternoon. It was very quiet on a day when thousands of tourists and locals would be gambling, catching a show and enjoying a meal. Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak ordered the casinos and non-essential businesses to cease operation for 30 days. The decision was made to keep Nevadans safe and healthy during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The closure is expected to cost the hospitality industry an estimated $38.9 billion, according to the Nevada Resort Association. Many casinos had barricades in front with closed signs and doors locked with chains and padlocks. The only businesses open along The Strip are drug stores.
No one is seen walking The Strip 
“Stay Safe. Stay Strong” 
Barricades in front of The LINQ Promenade 
Harrah’s is closed 
“Your Health and Well-Being Are Our Priority” 
The LINQ Hotel & Casino 
Harrah’s is closed 
Harrah’s is closed 
“We Can’t Wait to Welcome You Back” 
Doors are locked and chained up 
Ticket booth is closed up 
Casino Royale and Outback are closed 
Slot machines with message “Out of service” 
Casino Royale is closed 
Slot machines are still lit up inside 
Just a few people are seen walking The Strip 
Barricades in front of White Castle 
White Castle doors are locked 
Slot machines are still lit up inside 
Barricades 
SEPHORA is closed 
Barricades in front of entrance to The Venetian 
Grand Canal boats at The Venetian 
Entrance to Palazzo is closed 
Entrance to Palazzo is closed 
“Be Safe, Be Well” 
Wynn & Encore are closed 
Fashion Show Mall 
Wynn & Encore entrance is blocked by barricades 
No entry to Wynn & Encore 
Construction on the MSG Sphere continues 
Circus Circus Hotel & Casino is closed 
“Stay Home, Stay Healthy, Stay in Touch” 