Just a short distance away, the big thrills you’ve been missing out on await you. Return to the epic outdoor adventures, small-town charm and never-ending activities – everything you love about Boulder City.

We’re open and ready to welcome you back, without restrictions involving capacity limits and large gatherings.

The United States will lift pandemic travel restrictions on Nov. 8, 2021, allowing fully vaccinated foreign nationals to travel the country.

In an effort to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 in Boulder City, the State of Nevada has mandated that everyone, including fully vaccinated individuals, wear a mask in public indoor settings, including resorts and casinos, restaurants, bars, showrooms and meeting spaces. The directive aligns with the latest Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidance related to mask requirements.

As of Aug. 16, all large indoor events with 4,000 or more attendees are able to show proof of vaccination as an exception to the indoor mask requirement. Individual event organizers are able to choose between requiring masks indoors for all attendees or ensuring that all attendees are vaccinated (in which case they can remove their masks). Event operators may admit attendees who are only partially vaccinated, however attendees who are only partially vaccinated MUST continue to wear a mask during the event. This is not a requirement to show proof of vaccination to attend a large event, it is an optional exception should vendors choose. 

Masks are also still required on all public transportation and transportation hubs per CDC guidance.

Those planning to visit Boulder City should regularly check this page as well as Nevada Health Response  for updates on state and county requirement changes. Visitors should check directly with resorts, attractions and other experiences for full details around operations. Please contact your event producer with any questions about your specific event.

Additional Resources

More up-to-date information is available on the following websites:

Nevada Health Response
Southern Nevada Health District
Harry Reid International Airport 
CDC Travel
The U.S. Department of State