Caesars’ strike disappointing guests

She added her thoughts on “how awful” it was for “people who took time off, knew nothing about the labour dispute, paid for trains and event tickets only to be kicked out onto the streets.”

How awful for people who took time off,knew nothing about the labour dispute, paid for trains, and event tickets only to be kicked out onto the streets. Nothing like the added expense of getting a new train ticket home. Thanks for nothing! Worst vacation ever!

— Shannon blace (@SBlace_13) April 6, 2018

Yup exactly! Nothing like showing up to only to find out about a strike. This was not handled properly. If I had of known I wouldn’t have shown up to only be kicked out with no where to go!!!! Aweful!!

— Shannon blace (@SBlace_13) April 6, 2018

A press release from the casino revealed customers with affected reservations will be notified via email or phone. Hotel guests were made to check out by 11 a.m. Friday. Twitter user Allen Pennington said he was disappointed because “this was to be [his] time to be away from everything.”

Nevertheless, Pennington said he “[feels] for the workers.”

I feel for the workers but don’t need the added stress this is causing.

— Allen Pennington (@ApemanAl) April 6, 2018

All hotel reservations booked between April 6 and 12 have been cancelled.