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Red Rock Resorts Company Profile |
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Red Rock Resorts is a leading gaming, development and management company operating 22 strategically-located casino and entertainment properties. It has developed over $5 billion of regional gaming and entertainment destinations in multiple jurisdictions. In addition, it manages Native American gaming facilities in northern California and western Michigan. The company began operations in 1976 with a 5,000 square foot casino featuring 100 slot machines and has grown through development and acquisitions to become a premier provider of gaming and entertainment for residents of the Las Vegas regional market and visitors. Its Las Vegas portfolio includes ten major gaming and entertainment facilities and ten smaller casinos (three of which are 50% owned), offering approximately 20,300 slot machines, 350 table games and 4,750 hotel rooms. Its Las Vegas properties are broadly distributed throughout the market and easily accessible, with over 90% of the Las Vegas population located within five miles of one of our gaming facilities. The company also controls seven gaming-entitled development sites consisting of approximately 398 acres in Las Vegas and Reno, Nevada |
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Station Casinos History | |
1976: A property called "The Casino" opens in Las Vegas as a 5,000 square-foot facility with 100 slot machines and six gaming tables, it later adds bingo and becomes known as "Bingo Palace" 1983: Bingo Palace, after several expansions, becomes "Palace Station" (1) 1991: Major expansion project, including a hotel tower, at Palace Station completed 1993: Station Casinos conducts an IPO and becomes a publicly-traded company 1994: Boulder Station opens on Boulder Highway in Las Vegas 1994: Station Casino St, Charles (Missouri) opens 1995: Entertainment complex opens at Boulder Station 1995: Station acquires the Texas Gambling Hall and Hotel on Rancho Drive in Las Vegas, renames it Texas Station 1996: Barley's, a Henderson, Nevada brewpub and casino in which Station owns a 50% interest, opens 1997: Sunset Station opens on Sunset Road in Henderson 1997: Station Casino Kansas City (Missouri), opens with two continuously-docked gaming vessels and a land-based entertainment, lodging, and dining facility 1998: Station acquires the Wild Wild West casino and truck plaza on Tropicana Avenue in Las Vegas 1999: Expansion project at Sunset Station completed 2000: Station sold its casinos in Kansas City and St. Charles Missouri to Ameristar Casinos 2000: Station acquires the Sante Fe Hotel and Casino on Rancho Drive in Las Vegas and rebrands it Sante Fe Station 2001: Station purchases the Fiesta Casino Hotel on Rancho Drive in Las Vegas, rebrands it the Fiesta Rancho 2001: Station acquires the Reserve casino (Henderson, Nevada) from Ameristar, and rebrands it the Fiesta Henderson 2001: Green Valley Ranch, a 50% joint venture with GCR Gaming, opens in Las Vegas; Station manages the casino as well 2001: Expansion project at Santa Fe Station completed 2003: Station builds and manages the Thunder Valley Casino near Sacramento; it is owned by the United Auburn Indian Community 2004: Station purchases the closed Castaways Hotel Casino (formerly the Showboat) in Las Vegas, and later demolishes it 2006: Red Rock opens in the Summerlin area of Las Vegas 2007: In a leveraged buyout, Station Casinos is taken private by Ferritta Colony Partners 2008: Aliante Station opens in North Las Vegas 2009: In July, Station Casinos files for bankruptcy 2010: Station's management of Thunder Lake ended 2011: In March, Aliante Station turned over to lenders; Station continues to manage the property 2011: In June, Station Casinos emerges from bankruptcy 2012: Station ends its maangement of Aliante Station, which is renamed "Aliante" 2016: Red Rock Resorts, corporate parent of Station Casinos, goes public on NASDAQ under the symbol RRR 2016: Red Rock Resorts acquires the Palms |
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Station Casinos : Current Properties | |
Las Vegas, Nevada Palace Station Hotel and Casino Boulder Station Hotel and Casino Texas Station Gambling Hall and Hotel; Sunset Station Hotel and Casino Santa Fe Station Hotel and Casino Fiesta Rancho Casino Hotel Green Valley Ranch Resort Spa Casino (50% interest, managers) Red Rock Casino Resort and Spa Wild Wild West Gambling Hall and Hotel Wildfire Casino
Henderson, Nevada Fiesta Henderson Casino Hotel Sunset Station Magic Star Casino Gold Rush Casino Barley's Casino and Brewing Company (50% interest) The Greens Gaming and Dining (50% interest)
Rohnert Park, California Graton Resort and Casino (management)
Wayland, Michigan Gun Lake Casino (management) |
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Red Rock Resorts: Financial Info online | |
Publicly-accessible sites Station Casinos Investor Relations (before 2016) Red Rock Resorts Investor Relations (2016 and after) SEC filings (Station Casinos Site) | SEC filings (Red Rock Resorts) For more detailed information, check out these databases. Note: use is restricted to current UNLV faculty, staff, and students. |
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