Station Casinos' Wildfire Lake Mead to temporarily close due to renovations
Station Casinos announced Monday the temporary closure of one of its Wildfire Gaming locations due to renovations.
Wildfire Lake Mead, a tavern in Lake Mead Parkway east of Boulder Highway operated by Station Casinos, will close on Monday November 1 to begin expansion and property renovations, which are projected to be finalized before the end of the year.
Just Announced: Henderson favorite tavern Wildfire Lake Mead will temporarily close for an exciting expansion, reopening at the end of the year! pic.twitter.com/ntzopBTvTL
— Station Casinos (@stationcasinos) October 25, 2021
Once the process is complete, Wildfire Lake Mead will have over 200 new slot, poker and keno gaming machines, electronic table games such as blackjack and craps, a new Station Sportsbook and amenities like check cashing and payment processing.
According to Station, the Wild Grill restaurant will also undergo a makeover process and is expected to reopen in February.
Wildfire's other Henderson locations on Sunset Road and Boulder Highway will remain open during the Lake Mead location's temporary closure.
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