Motor City Casino to debut 60,000 SF of new gaming space June 7
60,000 square feet of new gambling space at Motor City Casino will open
June 7, featuring an intelligent sound system and elaborate decor.
60,000 square feet of new gambling space at Motor City Casino will open June 7, featuring an intelligent sound system and elaborate decor.
Excerpt:
That building is now connected seamlessly with the new skyscraper next door.
Most
people won’t notice as they step into the new second-floor high rollers
area that they’re actually leaving one building and entering the other.
The
new design is based on automotive concept cars of the ’40s and ’50s,
and the finished facility will include a display of those cars – along
with five of Foose’s own customization projects, which are popularized
on the TLC show “Overhaulin’.”
“We decided to do something
completely new and completely Detroit,” [Motor City chief executive Gregg] Solomon said. “This casino has
many, many firsts… We look at our gaming operation as a theater.”
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