“For 45 years, we’ve been the go-to in the market for entertainment and gaming, and each time we build a new property - we are a bricks-and-mortar company - when we build a property we’ve taken what we’ve learned along the journey and create something new that’s relevant for the time and the customer preference and stretch the envelope of creativity and offering from one property to the next,” he said. Kreeger is confident in the success of Durango because the company will build on the experience it has had in the Southern Nevada resort industry. “So I think the types of things you saw with Red Rock you’re going to see at the next level with Durango.” “We bent a lot of rules in what was traditionally viewed as a gaming property, and I know that was met with great success,” Kreeger said in an interview Thursday. He expects the Durango demographic to be similar to Red Rock’s. Kreeger said Durango will use several design elements from the company’s signature Red Rock Resort in Summerlin, which he opened as general manager. Multiple bike lanes will access the property, which plans to provide ample bicycle parking.

The resort’s parking garage will have 40 electric vehicle charging stations. Red Rock Resorts, Station Casinos parent company, also provided the latest renderings of the resort, which will include an 83,000-square-foot casino with a state-of-the-art race and sportsbook, four signature food and beverage outlets, a nine-tenant food hall, a pool with private cabanas, an environmentally friendly event lawn and 20,000 square feet of meetings and convention space. The company also will partner with various interior design firms, including Looney & Associates and Avenue ID, the designers responsible for the hotel lobby and bar, which the company unveiled Friday. The architect of record is Las Vegas-based Friedmutter Group both firms will be led by Station Casinos’ in-house design and construction teams. Richardson Builders was selected as the project’s construction manager.

Richardson Builder LLC, contractors for the project, also were on hand. Newly appointed Red Rock Resorts President Scott Kreeger, Chief Operating Officer Bob Finch and Bill Richardson, principal of W.A.

Fertitta and an estimated 300 workers from Station properties attended the event off the 215 Beltway at Durango Drive, the site of the 200-room, $750 million project slated to open in late 2023. Hundreds of Station Casinos employees and executives on Friday witnessed the launch of the company’s newest locals resort during a private ceremonial groundbreaking for the Durango Casino & Resort. Durango Ground Breaking on Friday, March 11, 2022.

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