“We continue to prepare for the scheduled opening of our Durango resort, which we have now moved to December 5 to ensure a first-class opening for the property,” the parent company of Red Rocks Resorts said in a statement.
The delay was announced during the company’s third quarter earnings conference call on Tuesday, November 7 – citing that portions of the $780 million resort would not be completed by the yet-to-be-announced opening date. Saying the new property won’t be completed until the planned opening on November 20, the Southwest Las Vegas casino is now eyeing December 5 for its big opening. Red Rock Resorts has delayed the planned opening of its $780 million Durango casino and resort, pushing the opening back to December.
