More than six months after closing Whiskey Pete’s at the Nevada and California border in Primm, Affinity Interactive announced late Tuesday it’s shuttering Buffalo Bill’s Resort & Casino as a full-time gaming destination, while retaining its hotel and casino operation for concerts and special events starting this fall.
The company released a statement on social media citing the property’s focus on entertainment and shifting 24/7 operations to its neighboring 624-room Primm Valley Resort. There were reports the property would close full-time operation on July 7, but a company spokesperson couldn’t confirm that. The property with 1,242 rooms opened in 1994.
“In order to deliver the best possible experience for today’s guest expectations, Buffalo Bill’s will be shifting its 24/7 operations to Primm Valley Resort & Casino,” the social statement said. “We invite our guests to join us at Primm Valley where they will find the newest slots on our redesigned casino floor, rooms, pool experience, and dining.”…