CinemaCon 2022 Covid-19 Safety Protocols

In looking out for the health, safety and welfare of all attendees, everyone picking up a badge (staff, delegate, trade show guest, exhibitor trade show booth personnel) will need to present one of the two following options for entry to CinemaCon 2022:

1. Proof of full COVID-19 vaccination (a digital or photo copy of vaccination record is acceptable).
– OR –
2. Negative PCR or antigen (rapid) COVID-19 test conducted within 72-hours of picking up credentials. Tests taken at-home will not be accepted.

While there will be an official COVID-19 testing facility on-site, we HIGHLY recommend you arrive at registration with your required documentation in-hand as this will make this a more efficient process (We would also hate for anyone to unexpectedly test positive after making the trip to Las Vegas). Either option must be presented with an appropriate ID matching the name on their documentation.  Attendees will be given a wristband that must be shown when entering any officially scheduled event at the show.

We will continue to monitor CDC guidelines and mandates in Clark County, Nevada, before confirming our 2022 mask policy.

Please check back on a regular basis for protocol updates.

 

On-site COVID-19 Testing

Should an attendee arrive without the required documentation, on-site COVID-19 testing will be available in the Livorno Ballroom of the Caesars Conference Center at no charge, with results within 30 minutes.  Testing will take place during CinemaCon registration hours Sunday, 24 April – Thursday, 28 April.

• No appointment necessary
• Check-in and testing process takes 5 minutes and is a lower nasal swab
• No cost to the patient
• Results received via text message and e-mail
• PCR results meet most airline requirements for international travel if test is performed within 72 hours before departure.  Testing team will be on site every day with PCR results within 24 hours.

 

What Happens If an Attendee Tests Positive

If an attendee tests positive for COVID-19 and is not a resident of Clark County, Caesars Security will offer the guest the ability to relocate to a facility that reserves hotel rooms for people who tested positive for COVID-19, but are only experiencing mild symptoms that don’t require hospitalization. Clark County has provided for alternate lodging and basic needs for these visitors to ensure they are well-cared for while visiting. A Caesars Security Guest Services Liaison will call and make the hotel reservation for the guest, as well as arrange for non-emergency ground transportation with AMR-T.

Attendees who are not Clark County residents, but who self-transported to Las Vegas and feel well enough to return home, may do so. Self-isolation will be more comfortable for these visitors if they are able to do so in their own surroundings, as well as have the ability to seek medical attention from their home providers.

The individual can choose to either return home or be admitted to one of the Clark County designated COVID-19 lodging facilities. Caesars policy does not allow for any type of self-isolation at any of its properties.