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Free Desperado rides on coaster day

August 14, 2010 - 11:00 pm

Primm Valley Casino Resorts celebrates National Roller Coaster Day with complimentary rides on the Desperado for Nevada residents on Monday.

Primm invites guests to be kids again and enjoy a final thrill on the exhilarating Desperado roller coaster before summer draws to a close and the school year kicks into gear. Daredevils may get a view of the valley from 209 feet before plunging at tremendous speed into a succession of twists and turns. A swift and giant coaster, the Desperado is 2.43 minutes of heart-pounding fun.

Guests must present a valid Nevada ID to enjoy the free ride. Children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult; age and height restrictions apply . Seatbelts have a maximum length of 44 inches. Rides are weather permitting. For hours of operation, call 679-RIDE (7433).

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