Laughlin River Lodge adding bowling alley

By Wade Tyler Millward Las Vegas Review-Journal

April 14, 2017 - 2:24 pm

Bowling alley. (Thinkstock)

The Laughlin River Lodge is adding a bowling alley.

The hotel and casino beside the Colorado River, south of Golden Nugget, received a permit on April 5 for $1.8 million worth of work on the second floor for the new attraction.

A representative of the casino could not be reached for comment.

The River Lodge, formerly River Palms, sold to the company that owns the Dotty’s casino chain in 2014 for $6.75 million.

About six months before that, the company bought the Hoover Dam Lodge, formerly the Hacienda, near Lake Mead.

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