Complete ghost town in there. Almost no games. No video poker on the floor. Really really empty.

Straight Forward Review based on my 2 week trip last month:

Property-
Whiskey Pete’s in Primm, NV.

Pros-
One must see attraction

Cons-
Noisy and dusty as it’s currently under construction
Weakest of the 3 Primm Resorts
Very slow service at on-site McDonald’s on more than one occasion

Must Sees-
Original Bonnie & Clyde car!

The Whiskey Petes Hotel & Casino is the Primm casino on the other side of the highway. All three casinos are owned by Terrible's. We rode the free shuttle tram over the highway from Buffalo Bills Casino to check out Whiskey Petes earlier this year. The casino looked small and old.

staff on floor are very polite and quick to help and serve. I am in a wheel chair and always someone would be quick to offer help.

Whiskey Pete's was the first casino I recall located on the Cal/Nevada border. I can remember stopping in a few times on bus trips to Vegas to the "one room" casino. Not much bigger than a 2 bedroom house, the casino offered you the last taste of gambling before returning to the Los Angeles area.



Today's casino is medium sized typical casino with a small sports book, Keno lounge and buffet. There is a MacDonald's in the back area of the casino.



It is linked to the Primm Valley Casino by means of a monorail that crosses the I-15 highway