“Station Casinos has always adapted and grown with Las Vegas, and we will continue to grow and generate great jobs across the valley as part of our exciting development strategy over the next 10 years.”Īs the company closes its Wild Wild West casino, employees at the venue will be offered jobs at one of the company’s other properties. “We believe that this is the right decision at the right time for this property,” the text reads. The following communication was sent to Station Casinos team members.

The operator plans to combine the 20 acres of land on which the Wild Wild West sits with an adjoining 80 acres for a project yet to be announced. Its 260-room hotel is managed by outside partner Day’s Inn. Red Rock Resorts has owned the small casino since 1998, which has only 164 slot machines and no table games. The message, written by Red Rock Resorts President Scott Kreeger, announces that the company will be closing Wild Wild West Casino and Hotel “in order to reposition the property for future development.” According to the memo, closing the venue will allow the company to “maximize the potential of the site and the surrounding area.” The company first confirmed the news to its employees via a Friday memo from parent company Red Rock Resorts, which was later shared on Twitter. Located on Tropicana Avenue, west of Interstate 15, the 260-room Wild Wild West will be closed with further plans to demolish and redevelop the property. Thus, the hotel-casino will join Fiesta Henderson, Fiesta Rancho and Texas Station – three casinos that never reopened after the pandemic began, and which are also set to be demolished. The business intends to shut down its Wild Wild West venue at midnight on Tuesday.

Casino operator Station Casinos is planning to close another one of its Las Vegas properties.

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