The implosion of the iconic Trump Plaza Casino tower in Atlantic City is set to take place on January 29th, just days after the Inauguration Day of the President-elect Joe Biden.

The critics of President Trump and his claims of “voter fraud” have cited the 39- story tower’s demolition date as a metaphor for his policy and behavior since Election Day. Only recently, the mayor of Atlantic City, Marty Small, officially revealed the end to the long years of financial dispute over the former casino venue.
Trump Plaza is the last surviving relic from President Donald Trump’s casino reign during Atlantic City’s better days in the 1980s and 1990s. The former business mogul owned three casinos in the city, with Trump Taj Mahal and Trump Marina being the other two. Trump Plaza Casino property details page: This casino can be found in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Trump Plaza Casino features 1600 slot machines and 90 table games for you to enjoy. WCD also lists and books casino hotels in Atlantic City. Browse our gallery of images of Trump Plaza Casino or see the latest news headlines about Trump Plaza Casino on this page. Trump Plaza is the last of the three Trump casinos in Atlantic City. The other two are now operating under new names (the former Trump Marina is now the Golden Nugget, and the Trump Taj Mahal is.
The establishment, once owned by Trump, started operation in 1984 and permanently ceased operation in 2014. In March 2019, Atlantic City officials described the building situated on the Boardwalk as a “public safety hazard” that must be demolished as soon as possible.
The destruction of the Trump Plaza structure will finally wipe all major Trump properties out from the Atlantic City skyline. Yesterday, the former Democratic Senator from the state of Missouri Clair McCaskill shared a video of an Atlantic City resident standing next to the Trump Plaza structure and proclaiming “Go Biden”. She wrote on Twitter that there is “something poetic” in the fact that the wrapped and netted structure of the Trump Plaza is set to be destroyed a few days after the expected Inauguration Day of Joe Biden as President of the US.
There is something poetic that the Trump Plaza in Atlantic City is scheduled for implosion about a week after President Biden takes office. https://t.co/MCbccnxVtN
— Claire McCaskill (@clairecmc) November 8, 2020
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The Trump Plaza building has been controversial for quite some time. Atlantic City officials and some local officials have spent years in fencing, as they were concerned that people passing by are exposed at risk of being hit by falling debris of the structure.

The casino closed in September 2014, with the property being owned by the billionaire developer Carl Icahn since 2016. The bankruptcies of the Trump Organization date back to 1992, with them affecting the operation’s performance with financial burdens for years. Then, in 2014, Trump took Trump Entertainment Resorts, which he no longer owned at the time, under allegations of disrepair. He demanded to have his name officially removed from the Trump Plaza building.
Previously, now-President Donald Trump owned two other casino venues in Atlantic City – Trump Marina and Trump Taj Mahal, both of which were rebranded and run under new management after a number of Trump bankruptcies. The former Trump Marina building now serves as the Golden Nugget casino, while the Taj Mahal casino was sold in 2017 and became the Hard Rock Casino.
The property is still owned by Icahn Enterprises, which is planning to clean it up through June 2021. Following the demolition, a smaller tower, where a Rainforest Cafe is hosted, and a parking deck are set to remain on the oceanfront property.
When vacationers or business travelers are considering a trip to Atlantic City, the first person they think of is Donald Trump. Of course, this makes Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino one of the most popular hotels in the city, and booking a room can be difficult depending on the season/event at hand. With a phenomenal 39 stories of rooms, amenities, dining, and entertainment to offer, Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino is hard to miss (although being located at the center of the famous Boardwalk helps as well). Average price per night during the week is comparable to other Atlantic City hotels, and weekend rates are at a moderate price per night, with additional reasonable charges for extras such as facials, breakfast in bed, full body massage, and more.
The entertainment areas at Trump Plaza are unbeatable, with casinos in wide array, shops for everyone, box office venues, bars and nightclubs, and special events found only at Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino. There is a valet service and shuttle bus that carry those staying at the Plaza to nearby shopping areas, restaurants, golf courses, and other recreational activities free (for Executive and Chairman Club Members). Due to its location at the center of the Boardwalk, there is no shortage of eating establishments, and two fine dining locations within Trump Plaza itself. Twelve casual restaurants are also found at Trump Plaza for those wishing to enjoy a cup of coffee or something sweet without leaving the hotel.
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There are many other amenities at Trump Plaza, including spas, salons, meeting areas, convention areas for large gatherings, and more. Each room is designed with the traveler in mind, offering ironing board and iron, coffee, in-room safe and refrigerator, and hair dryers. Although the hotel caters primarily to those wishing to utilize the casino (as many Atlantic City vacationers do), it is a wonderful opportunity to enjoy some pampering and relaxation as well. Whether the traveler is seeking a hotel for one day or one week, business or pleasure, Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino is a one-stop option to host meetings, honeymoon, or vacation with the family.
