The landscape of Primm is dominated by a few empty ranch homes, the rubble of the town's main streets and store-fronts, and a small NCR camp set up southwest of town to prevent Convicts from pushing further south to the NCR's Mojave Outpost. Now it's not much of a settlement at all, poorly populated to begin with and more treacherous since the Powder Gangs broke out of prison. Pre-war, Primm was 'budget Vegas', a tiny town where Californians could go to gamble, the shortest distance between their wallets and a hole in the ground. ↑ Fallout: New Vegas Official Game Guide Collector's Edition p.The El Diablo Rollercoaster is a the real world roller coaster, the Desperado surrounding the Buffalo Bill's Resort and Casino in Primm, Nevada. Across the street in the Vikki and Vance Casino, a framed newspaper article reports a resident being 'splattered' on the roller coaster tracks.Įl Diablo Rollercoaster appears only in Fallout: New Vegas.However, there are no items or anything else to interact with. It is possible to get to the highest point of the roller coaster by following the track from behind the hotel or using the door on the second floor of the hotel.There is an exit to the track from the second floor of the Bison Steve. In recent times, a handful of escaped convicts have taken positions along these tracks, trying to shoot anyone who comes into range. Īfter the war, the rollercoaster track has fallen into disrepair, with the only car found crashed to the ground between the two casinos. The expansive El Diablo rollercoaster weaving around the entirety of the property served as a tourist attraction for the hotel and casino. Before the Great War, Primm's Bison Steve Hotel was a popular stopover for tourists traveling along I-15.

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