Current pickup locations include Monterey Park and Los Angeles. According to a statement on resort’s website, the complex’s gaming floor, two of its bars and three of its restaurants will reopen, but the hotel would remain closed. Yaamava’ Resort & Casino: Yaamava’ brought back its busing program in November, according to its website. Soboba Casino Resort near San Jacinto announced Friday, May 15, that it would reopen its casino and some of its amenities as of noon Wednesday, May 27. Spotlight 29 and Tortoise Rock casinos: According to a casino representative, there are no bus services at this time and no information on when they will resume. Soboba Casino: The casino is no longer offering bus service, according to an email statement from a casino spokesperson.
Pechanga Resort Casino: The resort had a bus program before COVID-19, and it is currently suspended, according to its website.
There are pickup locations in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino counties and include cities such as Los Angeles (Koreatown), Irvine, Corona and Chino Hills. The site states that the bus company may require temperature checks and masks for riders. Pala Casino, Spa & Resort: Pala is offering a shuttle service according to a casino spokesperson and the casino’s website.
Morongo Casino Resort & Spa: In an emailed statement, a spokesperson for the casino said that it does not offer a bus service at this time and has no contractual relationship with any bus or charter companies.
