Atlantic City: Caesars touts $200M upgrade to its namesake property in city

Atlantic City: Caesars touts $200M upgrade to its namesake property in city

Article brief provided by NJ Online Gambling
  • John Brennan, NJ Online Gambling
June 16, 2022 6:57 PM
  • John Brennan, NJ Online Gambling

For 15 years, the adjoining Caesars and Bally’s casinos on Atlantic City’s Boardwalk were “teammates,” as both were properties of the Caesars Entertainment parent company. But two years ago, that parent company sold Bally’s to Twin River Holdings of Rhode Island, as Caesars Entertainment was in the midst of purchasing Tropicana farther up the Boardwalk.

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Part of the premise for approval by state regulators was Twin River’s promise to spend what has become a full $100 million in upgrades on the outdated Bally’s property. That process has been going on for more than a year, and on May 26, Bally’s officials celebrated the grand opening of the Carousel (slightly) rotating bar and of the outdoor portion of The Yard, the company’s new beer garden.