Primm Valley Casino Resorts offers $29 rooms for residents displaced by the wildfires

Primm Valley Casino Resorts Extends a Helping Hand to California Residents Affected by Wildfires with $29 Room Rates

Providing a Safe, Supportive Refuge for Families and Their Pets in Wake of Devastation

In response to the devastating wildfires affecting California, Primm Valley Casino Resorts is stepping up to provide relief for displaced residents. The resort, located on the California-Nevada state line, is offering deeply discounted room rates of just $29 per night and waiving all resort and pet fees to ensure families have a safe place to rest and recover. The special offer will be available through January 31, 2025.

“We stand with our neighbors in California during this incredibly difficult time,” said Scott Butera, CEO of Affinity Interactive, the parent company of Primm Valley Casino Resorts. “The destruction caused by these wildfires is heartbreaking. We all need to support how we can, and we hope to provide a welcoming space for those in need of rest and refuge. Our doors are open, and our team is here to support families as they navigate the path to rebuilding and recovering.”

Primm Valley Casino Resorts has tailored its offer to meet the unique needs of those displaced by the fires. Recognizing the importance of pets during times of crisis, the resort is waiving its $29 nightly pet fee and accommodating families with more than two pets. For those traveling with horses, the resort offers ample space for trailers and access to nearby desert terrain for exercise, ensuring that all members of the family can find refuge. “Our mission goes beyond hospitality—it’s about community,” added Butera. “At Primm Valley, we’re not just offering a place to stay; we’re offering a helping hand, a sense of safety, and a moment of peace for those facing unimaginable challenges.”

Accommodations include rooms with one King or two Queen beds, available on both smoking and non-smoking floors. Guests will enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi and parking, along with access to the many amenities at Buffalo Bill’s, a family-friendly destination within the Primm Valley Casino Resorts portfolio. Buffalo Bill’s features more than 1,200 rooms, a buffalo-shaped swimming pool, live entertainment at the Star of the Desert Arena, and a variety of dining options, including BB Chophouse, Buffalo Bill’s Buffet, Denny’s, Noodle Nook, Pony Express Pizza and Death Wish Coffee.

To reserve a room, displaced residents can call 888-PRIMM-NV (888-774-6668) or text 725-356-6860, referencing promo code TPCAL01. Guests must present a valid California driver’s license or proof of residence at check-in. Reservations are available to guests 21 years and older.  For those requiring oversized parking, such as trailers, please contact Group Sales at PrimmValleyResorts.com/groups.

About Primm Valley Casino Resorts
Primm Valley Casino Resorts is owned and operated by Affinity Interactive, an omni-channel gaming industry leader with an expanded suite of casino and online gaming offerings. Located at the border of Southern Nevada and Southern California, Primm Valley Casino Resorts is home to Buffalo Bill’s Resort and Casino and Primm Valley Resort. Buffalo Bill’s underwent a multi-million dollar renovation in 2022 and reopened with redesigned hotel rooms; a refreshed casino floor; a new lineup of restaurants including the BB Chophouse and its acclaimed Buffalo Bill’s Buffet; as well as the Star of the Desert Arena which also underwent renovations, including the addition of a half-million-dollar video wall that provides attendees with an immersive concert experience. Buffalo Bill’s Hotel & Casino is the destination for all the Mint 400 race action and home to The Official Mint 400 Primm Valley Start/Finish Line! For more information or to make reservations, visit PrimmValleyResorts.com or connect socially on Facebook and X @primmvalley.

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