Craps: 4 (3 traditional, one electronic).Roulette: 5 (4 double-zero, 1 triple-zero).Here are table game counts in the main casino: Overall it is serene, like many casinos in Macau, as opposed to the usual Las Vegas loud and obnoxious décor. Unlike most Vegas casinos, everything is easy on the eyes. The color scheme is mostly white granite floors and walls with subdued brown and red carpeting. However, this is not the case with the Durango as many walls are composed entirely of glass, letting in plenty of natural light. You have heard that casinos never have windows because they want patrons to lose track of time. I found the interior of the Durango to be unusually bright and well lit. I do hear an expansion is in the long-term plan, so maybe later. Unlike other Station casinos, the Durango has neither a bowling alley nor movie theater.

The size is comparable to other Station casinos. Previously, there were no casinos in this part of town, so I expect business to be good. The Durango is located in the rapidly growing southwest side of Las Vegas. This is the latest new development by Station Casinos. If my history is correct, this is the first opening since the Circa opened three years ago, in October 2020. The company also operates several Wildfire properties that aren’t hotels.Two days ago, on December 5, Las Vegas celebrated the opening of the Durango. Station Casinos in recent years razed and sold land beneath three aging properties that closed during the coronavirus pandemic. In 2021 the company got permits to build, and officials said a later phase would add a second hotel tower, a theater and entertainment area, and additional casino space.

The imposing blue-glass property began construction in 2007 and sat unfinished on Las Vegas Boulevard for more than a decade.ĭurango - with slot machines, gambling tables, a sports betting area and four restaurants - was built on a 71-acre (29-hectare) property that had been sitting vacant since Station Casinos acquired it in 2000. Next week, the $3.7 billion, 67-story Fontainebleau is due to open at the north end of the Strip. Several other familiar Las Vegas casinos have changed hands or rebranded in recent months. The 44-floor Circa opened in 2020 as the first new downtown property in 40 years. Durango is the first new casino property to open in Las Vegas since June 2021, when the $4.3 billion, 66-story Resorts World opened on the Strip.

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