Hard Rock International,
owned by the Seminole Tribe
of Florida, has withdrawn plans for a casino in Atlantic City.
The tribe proposed a $465 million facility on the boardwalk. But the economic climate wrecked those plans.
“Hard Rock International has decided not to move forward with an application for a potential hotel-casino development in Atlantic City, due to current market conditions,” the company said in a statement, according to news reports.
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Hard Rock casino developers scrap Atlantic City casino project
(The Atlantic City Press 9/13)
Hard Rock ditches A.C. plan
(AP 9/13)
Hard Rock backs off plans to build A.C. casino
(The Philadelphia Inquirer 9/12)
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