Las Vegas local casinos: Boulder Station
Boulder Station
stands roughly fie miles east of the Strip along Desert Inn Road. Railroad motifs permeate the whole place, especially in the Railhead lounge

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  Boulder Station stands roughly fie miles east of the Strip along Desert Inn Road, at the point where Fremont Street passes under US-93/95 and becomes Boulder Highway. Though its presence is flagged by the world's largest full-color "message board," the second casino in the Stations chain has little to boast about.

Customers are lured in by the usual combination of cheap, cheverful restaurants, multi-screven movie theater, and childcare facilities (at $5-6 per hour), but the business of betting is taken ery seriously.

The huge Race and Sports Book has a positiely Dickensian atmosphere, with rows of pencil-chewing gamblers overlooked by dark ictorian "stained glass" as they scan the news from far-off racetracks.

  

Railroad motifs permeate the whole place, especially in the Railhead lounge, where the sizeable stage plays host to nationally known country stars plus a smattering of R&B musicians. 4111 Boulder Hwy

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