Hard Rock is working on a project to rebuild the now-defunct iconic Taj Mahal casino hotel for $500 million. The multimillion-dollar renovation project involves completely changing the Taj Mahal’s appearance and erasing all traces from the past. According to a recent update, builders are removing some of the most recognizable symbols from casinos, including red minarets and onion domes. This spring, the company announced it would reopen a $50 million gambling house for the Trump resort.
The Indian-inspired Taj Mahal took off its most iconic exterior to move forward into the future. Hard Rock says its goal is to completely renovate gambling facilities and introduce a whole new concept. The demolition of the exterior, called the “Eight Wonders of the World,” is already underway. The project is highly supported by city officials because it creates permanent and temporary jobs. In addition, Hard Rock Hotel will promote more economic activities to promote economic tourist attraction.
Under the initial plan, the new gambling house will offer a gambling house with skill-based slots, fantasy sports betting, and hidden VIP gambling houses. When it comes to non-gambling activities, Hard Rock Hotels & Casinos Atlantic City will offer luxury restaurants and swimming pool sides. Hard Rock property president Matt Harkness and two other development partners declined to provide further details regarding the project. Given the operator’s preference for rock and roll culture, one can expect hard rock to be incorporated into the typical Atlantic City new heritage.
the long and arduous journey of the Taj Mahal
The Taj Mahal was built at a total cost of nearly $1 billion and opened for the first time in the 1990s, soon after the casino turned into a famous gambling house, and in the 2000s, Trump’s Taj Mahal began to lose its glory as the “eight wonders of the world” and once beehive closed.
Trump has gradually begun to distance himself from the gambling industry to pave the way for his future political career. Sold Trump Taj Mahal to New York businessman Carl Icahn. But it hasn’t been long. Icahn shut down the Trump Taj Mahal due to ongoing workers strikes. The Taj Mahal is of moving value to the people of the region who hope that the glorious city of the past will be reopened.