Pennsylvania's 12 casinos will be closing Saturday as part of the state's new coronavirus restrictions announced late Thursday afternoon, the state's Gaming Control Board said in a statement.

The following casinos will stop all gaming activities and not allow customers inside by 12:01 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 12:

  • Harrah’s Philadelphia
  • Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course
  • Lady Luck Nemacolin
  • Live! Casino Pittsburgh
  • Meadows Casino and Racetrack
  • Mohegan Sun Pocono
  • Mount Airy Casino Resort
  • Parx Casino
  • Presque Isle Racetrack and Casino
  • Rivers Pittsburgh
  • Valley Forge Casino and Resort
  • Wind Creek Bethlehem

Rivers Casino Philadelphia closed Nov. 20, as required by an order from the City of Philadelphia.

Casinos will be allowed to reopen at 8 a.m. Monday, Jan. 4, 2021.

The closures do not effect other forms of gaming regulated by the Gaming Control Board offered online including casino-type games, sports wagering and fantasy contests.