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We are very excited to announce that Baha Mar Casino and Sportsbook by William Hill will reopen December 17th. A phased reopening will begin with our Grand Hyatt property, along with many of our restaurants and lounges, including Carna, Filia, Katsuya, 3 Tides, Stix Noodle Bar, Drift, Starbucks, Jazz Bar, and T2 Bar.
- About us Atlantis, Paradise Island is a lush, oceanside resort located in The Bahamas. A dynamic destination that launched 20 years ago as a first-of-its-kind modern marvel of nature.
- Atlantis is a full service Resort. As our guests, you have full access to all Atlantis water park features at no additional cost. Included are 11 swimming areas, 11 water slides, two Lazy River Rides, our protected Paradise Lagoon, The Dig, the Predator's Lagoon, all of our marine life habitats, and the ocean beach area.
Prior to arrival, guests are encouraged to read Baha Mar’s Commitment to Your Wellbeing, which outlines Baha Mar’s extensive health and safety plans, as well as detailed protocols specific to the Casino.
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Upon arrival at the property, Baha Mar will require a rapid antigen test. Prior to check in, guests will be directed to a semi-private setting where they will receive a test conducted by Doctor’s Hospital. Once the test is completed, guests can check-in and await results in the comfort of their room. Results take approximately 30 minutes.
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Guests will be asked to adhere to the robust safety protocols we have implemented across Baha Mar, as well as national health requirements set forth by the government of the islands of The Bahamas. Find out more about The Bahamas travel requirements here.
Should you have any questions, please contact us at casinoservices@bahamar.com
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Three former surveillance employees at the Atlantis resort in Paradise Island, Bahamas, were in police custody after an alleged attempt to rob the resort’s casino cashier’s cage in a daylight raid on Sunday. The men, ages 24, 30 and 31 and all reportedly Bahamian, were described in conflicting local press reports as one former and two former or current employees.