Watch Trump Plaza bite the dust as Atlantic City levels former casino
The former U.S. President wasn’t present to wave goodbye to his former Atlantic City casino as it crumbled to the ground.
The former U.S. President wasn’t present to wave goodbye to his former Atlantic City casino as it crumbled to the ground.
The Trump Plaza in Atlantic City was razed yesterday morning after standing vacant for six and a half years.
The Atlantic City eyesore known as the Trump Plaza will be demolished in less than a month.
As the coronavirus still threatens New Jersey, casinos in Atlantic City will have to maintain current restrictions for another month.
The Atlantic City casino is still expected to be demolished sometime next month.
Atlantic City casinos report land-based slots and table revenue of $1.5b in 2020, down 43.7% from 2019, ending three-year growth streak.
Atlantic City casinos report gaming revenue down less than 10% in November but fall was 34.6% after stripping out iGaming, sports betting.
Ocean Casino Resort is the only one of Atlantic City's nine casinos to report a year-on-year operating profit gain in Q3 2020.
The city has no plans to shut down casinos as positive COVID-19 cases in the state are on the rise.
Atlantic City casino gambling revenue suffered only a modest year-on-year dip in October, although the prospect of a return to double-digit declines looms large.