Originally Posted by
gengar
Think OP's point was that the place was packed with people who weren't actually gambling.
Exactly. The Cosmo was packed and lots of people were just hanging out and passing through. We were pretty much able to play whatever slot we wanted.
Originally Posted by
sbrower
I don't think so, because he said that he assumed the tables were "packed" at a casino he didn't even visit. And saying it was "busy like opening day" implies that there was a lot of business. But maybe I just didn't understand him.
I guess what I am trying to say is that one Labor Days Weekend, with a bunch of people in LA wanting to go "somewhere" is barely relevant to whether Las Vegas will ever return to 2019 levels (which requires hundreds of in-person conventions - something that won't exist for at least a year from now even IF the pandemic ended this month).
I visited all three of those hotels. The Venetian/Palazzo is the only gaming area I did not see.
”Packed like it was opening day” refers to the mass of people at Cosmo.