Red Rock Resorts has announced a $385 million investment for the next phase of expansion at Durango Casino & Resort in Las Vegas. The new development will be built on the north side of the existing property and will add roughly 275,000 square feet of new space.
Construction on this phase is set to begin in January 2026, with completion expected around mid-2027. The expansion will introduce a 36-lane bowling center, a luxury movie theater complex, additional dining venues including a food hall, and an expanded casino floor with about 400 more slot machines.
This follows the first expansion phase, which is already underway and expected to be completed by the end of 2025. That earlier project includes 230 new slot machines, with 120 located in a high-limit gaming area featuring a private bar, along with expanded parking and new amenities to support growing visitor traffic.
Lorenzo Fertitta, a director at Red Rock Resorts, said the company’s decision to move forward reflects the strong reception Durango Casino has seen since opening. He noted that guests have responded positively to the resort’s mix of gaming, dining, and entertainment options.
Frank Fertitta III, chairman and CEO of Red Rock Resorts, added that the expansion aligns with the company’s evolving neighborhood-casino model. The goal, he said, is to create properties that serve as full entertainment destinations rather than just gaming venues.
Red Rock Resorts reported strong financial results for the Las Vegas market in the most recent quarter, with net revenue reaching $468.6 million and adjusted earnings of $209.4 million. This marks the ninth consecutive quarter of record revenue for the company.
Executives also hinted at further long-term development plans for Durango Casino & Resort. Future phases could include a hotel tower, convention space, and other amenities as part of a broader master plan. An update on the next stage of expansion is expected to be announced in early 2026.
