Since COVID-19 restrictions have been relaxed, Station Casinos has reopened Boulder Station, Sunset Station, Santa Fe Station, Palace Station, Wildfire Gaming, Green Valley Ranch and Red Rock Resort. The Henderson casino received approval from City Council in May to maintain its nonoperational status until the end of the year. The two North Las Vegas casinos’ sibling casino, Fiesta Henderson on Lake Mead Parkway, also remains temporarily closed. This month, Station Casinos’ Texas Station and Fiesta Rancho casinos placed their “non-restricted gaming, non-restricted gaming liquor and full liquor off-sale business licenses” on hold for the second year in a row - through Jciting the state’s “uncertain economic conditions.” The licenses can be placed on hold for a maximum of two consecutive years. Others will stay closed for another six months to a year, possibly more. In March, Strow told the Review-Journal that the reopenings will depend on business volumes.ĭuring an earnings call in April, CEO Keith Smith said that “as COVID vaccinations continue to roll out and restrictions lift, (the company) expect(s) visitation among our rated destination customers to improve.” Spokesman David Strow said the company could not comment on recent business trends as it was nearing next month’s quarterly earnings report. Last year, Boyd Gaming executives said that Main Street Station would open sometime this year. Both properties have been closed since March 2020. Off the Strip, Boyd Gaming Corp.’s Main Street Station and Eastside Cannery remain shuttered. But even as masks come off, doctors administer hundreds more vaccines a day and tourists come from across the world, some gaming houses are still getting their bearings.

Las Vegas casinos had been operating under capacity restrictions since reopening last summer. Steve Sisolak gave Nevada the green light to remove capacity limits and social distancing requirements. Others have closed their doors for good.Īs of June 1, Gov. Some won’t reopen for at least another year. Cannon/Las Vegas Review-Journal) the state’s full reopening on June 1, several Nevada casinos remain closed.

The closed Main Street Station in downtown Las Vegas Wednesday, March 10, 2021.

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