“They're a little bit more local in their radius of customer catchment,” Fertitta said on the company’s Feb. Still, CEO Frank Fertitta III said the 21,000-square-foot Wildfire, the seventh of the company’s properties without a hotel component, has its place in Red Rock’s portfolio as the starting point in an effort to double the size of the company’s Southern Nevada footprint by 2030. The company’s big new revenue producer lands later this year when the $750 million Durango Station opens for business. The newly opened Wildfire Fremont Casino near downtown Las Vegas isn’t going to tip the scales on Red Rock Resorts’ balance sheet.
