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What’s REALLY Happening in Primm — Nevada’s Deserted Border Casinos

Primm, Nevada used to be the first taste of Las Vegas: Buffalo Bill’s, Whiskey Pete’s, Primm Valley Resort, a Guinness-listed roller coaster (the Desperado), and an outlet mall packed with big brands. Today, the signs still glow—but most of the story is gone. In this cinematic deep dive, we go inside Primm’s deserted casinos to see what really changed: • 2020 closures that broke momentum—and never fully returned. • The rise of California’s tribal casinos (Morongo, Pechanga, Yaamava’)—closer, newer, and built for locals. • Las Vegas just 35 minutes away—when you’re that close, why stop at the state line? • Whiskey Pete’s closed, Buffalo Bill’s event-only, Primm Valley fighting alone. • The Bonnie & Clyde death car still on display—over 100 bullet holes, a relic in a casino that feels like a time capsule. • Primm 2.0: a $4 million marquee, new restaurants, and a long bet on a future airport—but can a brighter sign rebuild habit? This isn’t just about an exit on the I-15. It’s a mirror for how Nevada’s casino towns live and fade: when value becomes fees, when convenience beats wonder, and when loyalty slips one trip at a time.