A number of casino operators changed up their real estate portfolio this year with sales, acquisitions and leasebacks.
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Bally’s Las Vegas will officially take on the Horseshoe Las Vegas name on Thursday.
The locals-focused casino chain purchased nearly 67 acres in North Las Vegas after landing approvals for a 600-room hotel project.
Hard Rock International will get the keys to The Mirage next month, pending regulatory approval.
CEO Tom Reeg announced the decision to not pursue a sale during the company’s third-quarter earnings call.
While other industries move forward with cashless payment options such as mobile wallets, prepaid, debit or credit cards, the casino industry is lagging.
As gaming industry members prepare for the Global Gaming Expo this week at The Venetian Expo, they can expect to see the types of games that are shifting floor layouts on the Strip.
Station Casinos’ newest resort, a $750 million project, is expected to open in fall 2023.
More than 500,000 autumnal leaves make up just one bed of the Bellagio’s Conservatory Botanical Gardens’ latest seasonal display.
Station Casinos has six projects in the pipeline that will double the size and footprint of the company in the Las Vegas Valley.
Ojos Locos Sports Cantina will partner with the North Las Vegas hotel-casino with the goal to be the first Latino-focused casino-hotel in the country.
Manufacturer Gaming Arts said the game’s success shows an appetite for other machines like it.
The downtown Las Vegas casino-resort will open 35,000 square feet of ballroom and meeting space on Sept. 1.
Red Rock Resorts, the parent company of Station Casinos, said recent real estate moves and a plan to demolish and sell three properties part of a goal to double the company’s portfolio.
New restaurants, an upgraded adults-only pool and additions at the Summerlin casino’s food court are expected to open at the end of 2022.