In July, the company announced plans to demolish three casinos that never reopened after the coronavirus pandemic began - Fiesta Henderson, Fiesta Rancho and Texas Station - and sell the land. The closure of the 260-room Wild Wild West adds to an active year for Station Casinos.

At the time, Station officials confirmed plans to build a megaresort there. In 2021, Station Casinos reached an agreement with transportation officials on a $305 million rebuild of the Interstate 15-Tropicana Avenue interchange that would not affect the company’s development of the Wild Wild West site.

“As always, we are very appreciative of the support from our Team Members and your many contributions, which have made us a leader in our industry and the local’s favorite,” Kreeger said. The spokesman declined to say how many employees would be affected. 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.”Īll Wild Wild West employees will be offered jobs at other Station Casinos properties, Kreeger said. “We believe that this is the right decision at the right time for this property. “Closing this property will allow us to maximize the potential of the site and the surrounding area,” Kreeger said. In a Friday memo to employees that Station Casinos posted on Twitter, Red Rock Resorts President Scott Kreeger said the closure would “reposition the property for future development.” The property will be demolished and redeveloped, the spokesman said via text message. plans to close the hotel-casino, located on Tropicana Avenue west of Interstate 15, at midnight Tuesday evening, a spokesman confirmed. The Wild Wild West will ride off into the sunset Tuesday. Station Casinos announced Friday that they would be closing the property on Tropicana Avenue.

The Wild Wild West hotel-casino on Friday, Sept.

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