Red Rock Resorts' Vice Chairman, Lorenzo Fertitta, discussed the reason behind the decision.
According to Red Rock Resorts' CFO, Steven Cootey, this adjustment was deemed necessary 'to ensure a first-class opening of the property.' This announcement was made during the company's third-quarter earnings conference call. The originally planned debut, scheduled for November 20, has now been pushed back to December 5, in a move that took industry analysts by surprise.
Red Rock Resorts has decided to reschedule the grand opening of its Durango Casino and Resort, located in the southwest region of Las Vegas.
