Terribles Primm Valley Resort, State Line

History of Terribles Primm Valley Resort

Terrible's Primm Valley Resort used to be simply Primm Valley Resort before it was sold by MGM Mirage in 2006. MGM Mirage (then just MGM) merged with Primadonna Resorts (owned by the Primm family) in 1998 in an all-stock transaction of 9.5 million shares in MGM. MGM got the other 50% of New York New York Primmadonna owned as well the three Primm properties (Primmadonna, Whiskey Pete's and Buffalo Bills) as well as two golf courses. The resort began using the name "Terrible's" in late 2007.

How are the rooms at Terribles Primm Valley Resort?

Generally we don't stay here much longer than it takes to hit the john and do a loop of the casino, unless we're flush with cash in which case we'll hit the mall. Terrible's Primm isn't lousy, it's just way out of the way.

Terrible's Primm offers three types of rooms : Deluxe (basic yet clean), Suites (1 or 2 bedrooms with sitting area, bright furnishings and a bar, and the Jacuzzi Suite (which is similar to the other suites but with a jacuzzi)

What restaurants are at Terribles Primm Valley Resort?

Terrible's Primm offers numerous dining options including Tony Roma's rib joint, GP's named after former owner Gary Primm - steaks and seafood, Silver Spur - steakhouse.

Where is Terribles Primm Valley Resort Located?

Terrible's Primm Valley Resort is located on the California state line at Primm Nevada. It is 40 or so minutes to Las Vegas and four hours to Los Angeles. Whisky Pete's is connected via a monorail that goes over the freeway, and Buffalo Bills is right next door.

Exclusive Tips for Terribles Primm Valley Resort:

The Fashion Outlet Mall is pretty huge, and we've actually bought a ton of goodies here with our winnings from Vegas - Appliances, Apparel, Stuff... all name brands at incredibly discounted prices. If you're a shop-a-holic with expensive tastes but on a budget, its worth it to stop off and take a peek if the slot machines or table games in Vegas have treated you kindly.

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