At 25,000 square feet, it’s a behemoth of a dining option with 11 stalls to choose from, all with different options to choose from, many of which are from known stops around the nation. The Eat Your Heart Out Food Hall is the newly unveiled dining option that has been buzzing around the media since its announcement earlier this year. Contact her at Follow on Twitter.Ten miles off-strip is the brand new Durango Casino & Resort, a venue with over 200 desert-chic rooms and an epic new food hall, which seem to be all the range in Las Vegas over the last couple of years. McKenna Ross is a corps member with Report for America, a national service program that places journalists into local newsrooms. External postings are expected to ramp up on Aug. 18.Īn internal hiring push for the roughly 1,500 jobs has begun and many Station Casinos employees who live on the west side of the valley have expressed interest, Horn said.

The main event race will be held Saturday, Nov. The opening date, pending regulatory approval, will come only a few days after the Las Vegas Strip is expected to be flooded with visitors in town for the Formula One Grand Prix. “You don’t want to go into the casino where it’s elbow-to-elbow, chair-to-chair and this allows us to expand seating, banks of slots, walkways and cafes so it’s something that’s a good experience,” he said. Horn said the additional 315 gaming machines, plus the infrastructure associated, would improve guest experience. The project was initially expected to cost $750 million, but parent company Red Rock Resorts told investors in a May earnings call that the price tag grew because of a decision to expand the gaming area. The $780 million project is expected to be the only unrestricted gaming property in a five-mile radius and is in one of the fastest growing areas of the Las Vegas Valley. Located on South Durango Drive off the beltway, the resort will include 200 hotel rooms, convention and meeting space, a resort pool, outdoor social areas and free parking. Now we’ve got 60-by-55 feet of messaging to give to them as they’re driving by.” “People I know, people I don’t know - we all get bombarded with (questions) and it’s nice to have a vehicle to send that message out to everybody.

“There’s already been a lot of buzz about this,” General Manager David Horn said. But now the LED sign can pull passersby’s attention, bearing news of the property’s opening date on Nov. (Ellen Schmidt/Las Vegas Review-Journal) of the Durango casino-resort, Station Casinos’ latest project, has been turning heads on the 215 Beltway as it grows to its 15 floors. A new marquee is revealed at Durango Casino & Resort on Thursday, Aug.

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