Dave Horn noticed Durango’s quick and lasting impression on the Las Vegas locals gaming market this summer when the resort-casino’s pool and lounge were lively on a Monday evening.
“A lot of folks around us, from hourly team members to chairmen and CFOs and COOs, all live around us in this area,” Horn, the property’s general manager, said. “That kind of customer dictated our success… Once the pool got open, it was doing revenue that was similar to a Thursday and a little bit of Fridays. That was pretty shocking.”
Station Casinos’ most recent ground-up resort project opened one year ago Thursday with an immediate impact on the valley.
